DRINK SPIKING FACT OR FICTION

interesting thread for once from lord nonsense,erm nah
i dont think spiking often happens,drugs are to expensive these days,but as sir gobalot rightly says some blokes do use spiking excuses when they go home mashed to their wife,gf etc,ive done it myself :oops: but i do beleive (although i have no proof) some guys use rhypnol,mostly on blind dates i suppose,dunno where they get it from?

problem is these days,is the no smoking ban in pubs,so women do leave their drinks unattended while they nip out for a cig or even if they go to the ladies,ok they might take their hand bags with them,but they dont take their drink with them,so to sum up spiking is extremely rare.

I dont think I have ever had my drink spiked… but my husband is adamant he has…..I think it might have been out of embarrassment that he said that though :D

A friend had just taken delivery of his brand new car… it was his pride and joy he had owned it for only two days when he volunteered to be the driver on a boys night out.

On the way home from the night out my hubby who was somewhat the worse for wear was sick……. in the glove compartment of the car!!!! The following day I asked hubby why he didn’t ask our friend to stop the car or why wasn’t he sick out of the window…… my husband replied…. I thought it was the window :lol: :lol: :lol:

Actually if you had truly had your drink spiked with a Rohypnol type of substance you might never know as they have an amnesia affect. That’s one of the reasons they became known as the date rape drug.. its hard to prosecute because the victim has little or no memory of it, often only realising when they start to have flash backs sometime after the event.

@thin ice wrote:

i cant see you would ever need to spike a jc womans drink :P

That depends on the woman.

My daughter had her drink spiked, ( we both believe) on holiday in spain when she was 17. She remember going into the bar with her friend ( who i had never liked) and nothing till the next morning when she woke up on the floor of the bathroom in her hotel. Later that day, 2 young women approached her and asked if she was ok. It seems that they had seen her arrive, seen her take just one drink and then start to behave oddly . When they saw that a guy was trying to lead my daughter from the bar, they intervened, took her back to the hotel ( they had seen her there previously) , got the receptionist to open her room and put her on the bathroom floor incase she was sick. The manager then had someone check on her ever couple of hours. Her “friend” said that she had seen nothing, however she had tapped off with the mate of the guy trying to lead my daughter out of the bar.
Needless to say, the friendship finished as soon as they returned from holiday.