ETiNME's blog: "6 sure ways"

A SURE 6 WAYS WAYS TO SPOT "TWEEKERS" LIVING IN YOUR COMMUNITY

meth users a.k.a TWEEKERS

Tweekers have been around forever and i can asume they're not going anywhere anytime soon.There are argueably thousands of ways to know that they are densly populated throughout our cities,ie. bicycles with trailors, swivel jaw, poor dental, but really these six offer you the real and the best.Tweekers are usually good-hearted people despite the drugs and drug lifestyle they are accustomed to.However, its uses impact and bring major crime to almost every city around you or someone close to you.

                                               Until NOW... !

1.) Crowd Control- this is simplly and easily noticable by the amount of cars and traffic you see frequent the house. Tweekers are 24/7 and usually in a subtle way run buisness in this fashion, which usually leads to long hours and lists of clients.

2.) No Control-this is no matter how many times you drive past their house or house in question you will always get a suspicious look or stared down.This stare comes from paranoia and lack of sleep due to meth addiction.

3.) The Hmmmmm Factor- this is usually brought on by any contact whether it be visual, or physical. The situation will make no sense or look strange enough  to where you always find yourself thinking and wondering hmmm.

4.) Honey have you?- admittedly all of us do misplace items on occasion but a whole lawn mower or a HD Tv, come on. Simply put, items will be found missing from on or around, and sometimes even in your homes. Ever go to find that moutain bike you had stored for years? Fail to close your garage and now yourrougolf bag is missing? This usually is only noticed by a repeated question between you and your spouse that always starts with, "Honey have you seen my....."

5.) Utility Challenged- this too is one of the more noticable traits as brought on by constant appearances from either PG&E or some other utility type company ie., water company , cable tv. These appearences are frequent and often up to 4 times in only one month.

6.) OPD Out? - Known to users as Obsessive Picking Disorder. Ever catch a glance or a close look at who is around you? Well this is one or the tougher of the six. Picking usually is noticed on the face or arms and seen done constantly. Most times the individual doesnt even catch it themselves.The end result is seen by red marks on skin or scabs and bandaids on face.

Thank you

ET