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  • Consider, for instance, the following passage from the book, which describes his daily breakfast routine during the 70s: I would take a barbiturate to wake up … a Tuinal, pin it, put a needle in it so it would come on quicker.

    Life by Keith Richards Sean O 2010

  • The night before a particularly big day in court, my brother and I stopped by his pill doctor and picked up some Tuinal.

    HIGH ON ARRIVAL MACKENZIE PHILLIPS 2009

  • The night before a particularly big day in court, my brother and I stopped by his pill doctor and picked up some Tuinal.

    HIGH ON ARRIVAL MACKENZIE PHILLIPS 2009

  • The night before a particularly big day in court, my brother and I stopped by his pill doctor and picked up some Tuinal.

    HIGH ON ARRIVAL MACKENZIE PHILLIPS 2009

  • At least she never got involved with heavy downers like reds and Tuinal.

    Last Words George Carlin 2009

  • I was one of the last ones to leave before the city condemned the place, and in my boozy, cokey, Tuinal daze, I fancied myself quite the land pirate.

    Occupational Hazards Jonathan Segura 2008

  • Tuinal, for insomnia - a side effect of the cortisone

    Taylor Marsh: The Thought of 'President Sarah Palin' Scares the Crap out of Me 2008

  • I was one of the last ones to leave before the city condemned the place, and in my boozy, cokey, Tuinal daze, I fancied myself quite the land pirate.

    Occupational Hazards Jonathan Segura 2008

  • His physicians administered large doses of so many drugs that Travell kept a "Medicine Administration Record," cataloguing injected and ingested corticosteroids for his adrenal insufficiency; procaine shots and ultrasound treatments and hot packs for his back; Lomotil, Metamucil, paregoric, phenobarbital, testosterone, and trasentine to control his diarrhea, abdominal discomfort, and weight loss; penicillin and other antibiotics for his urinary-tract infections and an abscess; and Tuinal to help him sleep.

    Pulling Back the Curtain 2002

  • His physicians administered large doses of so many drugs that Travell kept a "Medicine Administration Record," cataloguing injected and ingested corticosteroids for his adrenal insufficiency; procaine shots and ultrasound treatments and hot packs for his back; Lomotil, Metamucil, paregoric, phenobarbital, testosterone, and trasentine to control his diarrhea, abdominal discomfort, and weight loss; penicillin and other antibiotics for his urinary-tract infections and an abscess; and Tuinal to help him sleep.

    Pulling Back the Curtain 2002

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