AirmenBeans

[M. from Berlin]

[/URL]

This I bought today! Coffee Guarana pastilles to stay awake.

worldwide free shipping under: http://www.airmenbeans.com

 

[John Lever]

I think ecstasy was developed during WW1 by the Germans to keep troops in the trenches awake. Certainly the British and Commonwealth were well plied with rum.

 

[M. from Berlin]

John......:lol:

 

[John Lever]

John......:lol:

No,seriously they were issued with drugs to keep them awake,maybe not ecstasy but I think it one of today's recreational ones.

 

[Andreart]

it's like what we have here it used to be called no doze. caffein candy. works great. truck drivers used to take them alot, when amphetamines got hard to find .

 

[John Lever]

Just read that coke was a favourite before 'going over the top'. The Germans were experimenting with appetite suppressors and stimulants. Of course the Vikings had their mushrooms to go berserk....

 

[a2jacketpatches]

John......:lol:

No,seriously they were issued with drugs to keep them awake,maybe not ecstasy but I think it one of today's recreational ones.

Picked up a grouping of medical items about a year ago with a small bottle of amphetamines intact unopened. The label said for fatigue. I didn't try them out :shock: :shock: :shock:

 

[M. from Berlin]

John , I laughed because of the "rum".
Yes , the Germans have experimented a lot.
In WWII, the german pilots had also provided with amphetamines their service.


Mario

 

[M. from Berlin]

AirmenBeans is only Coffein.
Similar to Scho-ka-kola, dark chocolate with coffein. It was designed for the Olympic Games 1936 as an athlete chocolate. In WWII it was part of the air force and submarine Board.