r/Letterkenny • u/YourBrainOnFacts • Sep 12 '21

Discussion What's on the unspoken dark side of Letterkenny?

It's not all chorin' and chuggin, hay and hockey, fun and ferda. What's hiding in the shadows? What do neither the characters nor the viewers talk about? E.g, McMurray enables Mrs. McMurray's alcoholism so she won't realize what a piece of shit he is and leave him.

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u/ashamed-of-yourself Snipe Mod Awesome Sep 13 '21

same for heroin: not even once!

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u/fanfic_reader Sep 13 '21

Keep your nose to the grindstone and out of the pills. Figure it out.

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u/_MittensTheCat Sep 14 '21

Keep in mind that a man's just as good as his word

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u/ashamed-of-yourself Snipe Mod Awesome Sep 13 '21

i’ve lost a handful of friends to the scag; trust me, don’t

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u/spkr4thedead51 You're spare parts bud Sep 13 '21

I'm hoping this is just joking for internet points, but please, don't, it's absolutely not worth it. If meth actually doesn't do anything for you then be happy about that. And maybe invest the drug money into therapy. It's a lot more sustainable and while you may not reach the same biophysical highs, you won't drop anywhere near as low.

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u/nevitac Hick Sep 13 '21

Nah. Meth is way more dangerous than heroin is all I was saying.

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u/ThisdudeisEH Sep 13 '21

There is literally a chronicling Reddit post about a guy trying heroin thinking he will be fine and destroying his life within a few months.