By Kale Knox When speaking about booze, drugs, and miscellany consumables, one has to keep their ego in check with regards to the experiences they’ve had; especially if the objective is to try and persuade or disengage an audience in such activity. Something else to consider when getting to the root of a brand […]
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Remy Martin Tasting – Respect the Blend
Posted: October 22, 2012 by Esteban in Events - On the Town, Pragmatic Profligacy1
Human Suspension at Black Castle [Photo Essay]
Posted: August 25, 2012 by PK in Events - On the Town, Pragmatic ProfligacyTags: art, black castle, blood, cult, death, evil, explicit, fire, fire dance, gore, gothic, hooks, human suspension, mutilation, pain, performance, s&m, sin, skin pulling, suspension, tits, underground
A night of stirring performance art was found at Black Castle in South Central Los Angeles on Saturday, August 18th 2012. The club was filled with fire dancing, skin pulling and a human suspension, all performed within a grisly art installation. Upon entering the club, the viewer’s eyes were greeted by an art installation made […]
Fulfilling Childhood Fantasies – Tell the DEA to Fuck Right Off!
Posted: July 12, 2012 by 0N3HiTWONDER in Pragmatic ProfligacyWhen I was a little girl smoking pot with my big sister under a graffiti ridden bridge, I always fantasized of walking up to the DEA HQ in D.C. and telling them to personally fuck right off before promptly shitting on their front lawn. Today I was given one of those opportunities, and while I […]
Featured Chemical – Methiopropamine (MPA)
Posted: July 10, 2012 by Esteban in Pragmatic ProfligacyTags: drugs, experience, information, methiopropamine, MPA, Pragmatic Profligacy, RC, research chemicals
There are an abundance of things in the esoteric lives of Super Fiends which will eternally remain a baffling quandary. Things which seemingly have no purpose or value, things like Monogamy, Hannibal Buress, and methiopropamine (MPA) are usually met with either spontaneous acts of violence or lingering deeper questions aimed at digging to the heart […]
It’s 1 PM. Too hot to sleep, but you’re too hungover to get out of bed. Your head is throbbing and full of regret. Luckily, what you are going through is a nothing novel. You are not a martyr for the terrible, amoral things you did last night, and although there is nothing we can […]
Featured Chemical – Mescaline
Posted: June 28, 2012 by Esteban in Pragmatic ProfligacyTags: cacti, cactus, desert, drugs, featured chemical, holy, how to make mescaline tea, mescaline, peyote, sacred, san pedro
Trickling through the underground drug culture over the last decade, like music that sounds like freeway construction and the progressively sillier one-up-manship of fashion involving balloons and meat, this sacred alkaloid and the stigma surrounding it have become increasingly popular by way of media and pop culture. There is so much information, literature, documented experiences, […]
Hedonistic adventures is how I spent everyday this summer. Booze in the morning? Sure, but lets not fuck around with beer; lets go straight for malt liquor. Oh, you have money? Buy some tequila so we’ll have an idea of what our day will be like by noon. Who I am I kidding? I was never […]
When you have a habit, it can become expensive. I’m not exclusively talking about narcotics here, but gourmet food, fashion boutiques, live music shows (my favorite addiction), online dating, abortions – when considering contemporary capitalism, it becomes easy to turn anything into heroin. That is precisely why you should be saving time, money, and felony […]
This may come as a bit of an oddity for our first Featured Chemical segment, of which there are sure to be many more where we meet, greet, and explore new and unique research chemicals. The main qualifier for this particular mind expansion tool was me having way too much of the thing and […]
New Bills Potentially Outlaw Research Chemicals
Posted: January 28, 2012 by Esteban in Pragmatic Profligacy, Shit Sucks NewsBy Esteban This was an article that I had set out to post about a month ago, and while not as topical as when these bills were put before the House, the War on Drugs still rages on and unless some earth shattering changes are made, prohibition will forever remain a hot button issue. We […]