The Whining and Bitching Thread
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Vimana
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Well, it actually can badly affect driving. As with most hallucinogens, the effects are more varied depending on the user's personality, the situation, etc. Some people just zone out and have horrible reaction time, and as a result drive really slowly. Some people get really impatient and drive recklessly, and some get really into it and drive normally.
mutantllama
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Guys marijuana is bad for you, my best friend died from HIV that he got from a pot needle. He was a typical kid, then everything changed around his senior year in high school. His grades dropped and every time I wanted to do something he always said "Sorry I have other things I need to do". So one time I asked if I could go along and he said sure. We then went to one of his friends houses, and the first thing I noticed what that no one was home a few other kids. One of them said "did you bring it?". I asked "bring what"? "The weed needle, duh!" He then pulled it out and gave it to the other kid and he started to inject it in his arm. He then passed it to me, and I said "Uh, I gotta go". My friend then said "where you going man, come on, try it, don't be a little girl". Smoke started to come out of his arm as he pulled out the needle, this all happened when he was saying it. I then stopped hanging out with him because he started to become a junkie and eventually dropped out of school. I lost contact with him, and then one day heard that he died from AIDS. I went to his funeral, not because of what he became but what he was.
Vimana
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I expected that to be a Bel Air. I laughed anyway.
Oh, and proof that Meth can restore hair.
From what I've read, it usually does, but the above picture shows that it at least restored that dude's hair.
Oh, and proof that Meth can restore hair.
From what I've read, it usually does, but the above picture shows that it at least restored that dude's hair.
mutantllama
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JontRevolting
FALSE ARREST! FALSE ARREST!
Personified Hatred
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Wow, you have a killer instinct. On the other hand you feel offended for enormous bullshits.
Personified Hatred
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Oh, and you're also an ass-licker hypocrite (you've licked it to me since we've acquainted, and don't deny because you perfectly know that's the truth).
Jimmy... Dead.
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What a dumb idealistic argument.
Essentially what some of you are saying is "Living your life is irresponsible"
Well this is why I have the choice and your judgment doesn't matter.
or maybe I shouldn't do anything? I shouldn't get married because it involves risk therefore it's irresponsible?
No offense to anyone but you guys sound like a bunch of cowards with no sense of adventure or passion. How can you live life with no risk? you can't! but you'll play the percentages? lol that's a contradiction in itself.
Honestly, do you just sit inside all day and contemplate what you won't do? of course not! So many aspects of life are indeed reckless and irresponsible; whether by choice or chance.
Choosing to do something willingly (like drugs or alcohol) does not give you the right to look down on anyone when you take the same risk in your life just as willingly only with different choices and life decisions.
and pot is the least of our problems. In fact, I bet some of you purist would benefit from a hit or two.
Essentially what some of you are saying is "Living your life is irresponsible"
Well this is why I have the choice and your judgment doesn't matter.
or maybe I shouldn't do anything? I shouldn't get married because it involves risk therefore it's irresponsible?
No offense to anyone but you guys sound like a bunch of cowards with no sense of adventure or passion. How can you live life with no risk? you can't! but you'll play the percentages? lol that's a contradiction in itself.
Honestly, do you just sit inside all day and contemplate what you won't do? of course not! So many aspects of life are indeed reckless and irresponsible; whether by choice or chance.
Choosing to do something willingly (like drugs or alcohol) does not give you the right to look down on anyone when you take the same risk in your life just as willingly only with different choices and life decisions.
and pot is the least of our problems. In fact, I bet some of you purist would benefit from a hit or two.
Vimana
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I wouldn't go as far as to say "you have no right to look down on anyone," but yeah, there are lots of risks higher than using Marijuana that we do in or daily lives. Crossing the street, fast food, driving a car, etc. No one has overdosed on Marijuana when using it recreationally, or even otherwise.
Einherjar86
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I don't think anyone is saying people should live their lives "risk-free;" that's impossible, driving to work in the morning in a risky activity. That doesn't make arguing about levels of risk and kinds of risk irrelevant. Insurance companies increase rates due to risky behavior; isn't it important that we determine what constitutes such behavior? For instance, health insurance might deny someone who smokes, and auto insurance companies charge extra for motorcyclists; is it fair for them to do this, and is one scenario understandable while the other is skeptical?
And furthermore, I think you should calm down. No one's calling anyone evil for doing drugs.
Do you solicit these services over the internet, or is there a number we need to call?
Krow
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Jimmy... Dead.
contemplative curmudgeon
lol You can not compare an insurance claim to my personal choice. When I buy a bike I'm going to the company for insurance. When I decide to drink or do drugs I'm doing it at my own discretion. Big difference.
