Easy Drug Rehabilitation

A slice of my very confusing childhood. It’s a wonder I came out of it alive.

The Naval Safety Center and VA ABC teamed up to produce a spot about altering drinks (roofie or mickey…for older viewers). This problem is more prevalent in recent years. It’s not a good idea to leave your drink unattended or to be distracted to the point that someone can mess with your drink. There are a number of chemicals that can leave you an easy target for someone looking to do you harm. This spot is for the military, but this problem happens in the civilian world, too. The best defense is to watch your drinks, don’t put yourself in harms way, and to be aware and cautious of your surroundings.

Part 2. From Smurf and Chipmunks Christmas, and Rudolph. The Rudolph was already Uploaded by someone else, but I needed to fill out the video. 1. Smurf Christmas will return (Not for long) 2. Mcdonalds Ad: Skating (If you don’t know of this, you are sad) 3. we return (Amazing how one ad can take up the entire break) 4. Credits promo: Chipmunk Christmas and Alf Hosts Saturday Morning (WEEE!) 5. This Saurday: Any Willaims, Valerie and Easy Street (How was The Andy Williams thing?) 6. Taco bell 99 cent burrito (Was that the Micro machines guy?) 7. First national bank of Rochester (Don’t be fooled. This is obviously a electronic store commercial) 8. Lipton Cup-A-Soup (Was this supposed to make me want the product?) 9. Lauers Furniture (You bore me) 10. Tonight at eleven: 2 swimming sisters (what) 11. A chipmunk Christmas will continue (Not if I have anything to say about it!) 12. Sponsored by Mcdonalds (As everything was) 13. Mcdonlads ad: Doodlin (“It’s magic! I don’t have to explain it!”) 14. 7-up elves (I still say it’s the force) 15. we now return (NOOOOOOO!) 16. we will return (yes!) 17. 7-up countdown to Christmas poster (That is a lot of cotton balls) 18. Oreo Santa (How cute) 19. Saturday: Facts of Life and 227 (Facts of Life looks good) 20. Alf Hosts NBC Saturday Morning (Really? No footage?) 20 1/2. Were back (I didn’t miscount, yet the numbers are uneven) There was another break here, but it was just the Mcdonalds Skating ad again. 21. Promo: Alf Host Satur- (Get …

Buy this song on iTunes!! itunes.apple.com One day she’s brushing her teeth with a bottle of Jack, the next day she’s going down on a pharmacist. SUBSCRIBE to see more videos from 3Shade Comedy! ============================================== STARRING: Perrie Olthius as Ke$ha Brian Mifsud as Mr.Pharmacist [www.brianmifsud.com] Lyrics Maybe I need some liquor or maybe just need to heave I’ve got a sick confession it started with smoking weed I’m scouting out all the drug stores I’m watching you from afar I’m staying up all night tweaking hitting acid in my car What you’ve got sir is hard to find I’m into drugs that make me blind I’m all strung out, my brain is fried I swallow pills until I cry Because your drugs your drugs your drugs, are my love your drugs your drugs your drugs I said your drugs your drugs your drugs, are my love Your drugs your drugs your drugs Won’t listen to my docs advice he says I’m dying, so I should think twice but drugs are so damn tasty if I don’t get some I’ll go crazy My daddy thinks I”m lazy withdrawal symptoms make me kinda hazy my sex drives gonna be affected I keep this up I’m sure to be molested What you’ve got sir is hard to find I’m into drugs that make me blind I’m all strung out, my brain is fried I swallow pills until I cry Because your drugs your drugs your drugs, are my love your drugs your drugs your drugs I said your drugs your drugs your drugs, are my love Your drugs your drugs your drugs
Video Rating: 4 / 5

Meth Educational Video. Public Service Advertisement courtesy of Placer County, California. If you or someone you know needs help with methamphetamine problems, you can call the Placer County toll-free number: 1-888-886-5401. In the Auburn area, call 530-886-2926. In the South Placer area, call: 916-787-8944. Like most of California, meth use is widespread in Placer County. An estimated 85 percent to 90 percent of the county’s child welfare cases can be related to parental substance abuse and meth is most often the drug of choice. About 73 percent of local meth users began using this drug prior to age 22. Meth is a white, odorless, and bitter-tasting crystalline powder, readily soluble in water or alcohol. It comes in many forms and can be smoked, snorted, injected or orally ingested. Meth is readily available and inexpensive with potent neurological effects that can cause addiction the first time it is used. Meth use costs everyone due to increased medical care costs, lost productivity, increased crime, family devastation and loss of community. Meth is highly addictive. Its chemical effects on the brain trick the body into believing it has unlimited energy. Meth reduces the level of chemicals produced by the brain that cause feelings of pleasure. When a user stops taking meth, the brain is unable to function normally for a period of days, weeks or even months. Methamphetamine is a very addictive stimulant drug that affects the central nervous system. It is a Schedule II …
Video Rating: 4 / 5

1. Super Sugar Crisp cereal (with the cool Sugar Bear and the glow-in-the-dark pen) 2. 1970 Shasta soda (This was reposted in this set in much better condition) 3. Mattel Sew Magic sewing machine (to make those cool Barbie dresses) 4. PSA from the Ad Council on Drug Laws Overseas (Pretty straightforward and scary PSA..don’t bring drugs overseas!) 5. Sears Runabouts Sneakers (Dupont polyester in those shoes) 6. Hostess donuts (don’t leave your donuts around this guy!) 7. Kohner Busy Gym for babies (which was similar to I was playing with at this time in 1973!) 8. Raid professional strength ant and roach killer 9. Fritos corn chips (with WC Fields cartoon, shown after the Frito Bandito got the boot) 10. Fisher Price toys (I had the school!) 11. Mattel Tuff Stuff Round-a-Truck (A perfect toy for an aggressive kid!) 12. PSA from the Ad Council for College Contributions 13. Garden Gal from Kenner 14. Seven Seas Viva Italian salad dressing with the shaker top **These commercials are from my 1970-1975 Commercials set**

This Public Service Announcement shows the Oscar-winning British actress, Emma Thompson, mouthing the words of real-life human trafficking victims — male and female; sex slaves, forced labourers, and children press-ganged into carrying guns. The PSA was produced by Linx Productions on behalf of the UN-led Global Initiative Against Human Trafficking — www.ungift.org. The video is airing on leading international TV news channels, including CNN, Al Jazeera, and Deutsche Welle. UN.GIFT was launched in March 2007 by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) with a grant made on behalf of the United Arab Emirates. It is managed in cooperation with the International Labour Organization (ILO); the International Organization for Migration (IOM); the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF); the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (UNHCHR); the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE). Emma Thompson is in ardent campaigner against human trafficking — especially sex slavery.

www.youtube.com ZDPtv’s channel we made this video to show the importance of being above the influence. we wanted to show some of the things that could happen if u take drugs, with a side of humor.

Narconon of Georgia Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation and Education. Meth Labs and cooking Meth = DEATH
Video Rating: 3 / 5

These two videos were screened for the Oak Park High School student body on 12/13/2011. In the aftermath of the tragic deaths of 3 teens in the Conejo Valley, OPHS students created these videos for both educational purposes as well as a call to look out for each other’s well being. The 2nd video “Blades of Grass,” is about suicide awareness. The story is told by Zack Greenwald (OPHS class of 2005), and the background music is by his band “Givers & Takers”. Appearing in the 1st Video: Kyra Stevens, Courtney Miller, Tess Treitman, Lindsay Vertullo, Kyle Nussen Videography by: Chris Claxton, Courtney Miller & Patrick O’Quinn.
Video Rating: 5 / 5

This PSA was filmed in colaboration with KPTV in Portland. These PSAs helped to create public support for meth pre-cursor restrictions in Oregon.

Sniffing Can Toast Your Brain – 2001 Life The Anti-Drug PSA Commercial. This commercial illustrates the possible damage and harm that can be caused to your brain through drug use.

DPA introduces a new video featuring Sting, George Soros and Montel Williams. Each of them believes that our drug policies must be grounded in science, compassion, health and human rights. And each believes that only by working together can we end the failed war on drugs.
Video Rating: 5 / 5