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I haven't smoked it since October 31st, 1997. No joking either, I know the exact date lol.
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Personally I am gonna disagree with you on that KelJu! I think that most losers haven't lived a little... Some of the most down to earth, caring, giving, and faithful people I have met are or have been hooked on drugs in there time! If nothing else it boils down to experience whether bad ones or good ones you still have learned something from trying things out!
Where some of the loser, pompous, to good for everyone, self centered, egotistical pricks that I know, who act like people are lesser of a person then they are because of the fact that they have used a drug or drugs... are some of the worst I've ever met!!! Personally I can't tolerate alcoholics... alcohol KILLS way more then any disease, drug, virus, or cancer ever has! |

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To the original poster.
If you do end up doing it, make sure you are in a very safe and relaxed environment or else the whole experience may end up being one big anxiety attack. |
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As I have gotten older, I have found myself needed it to help balance me out. I have type I bipolar disorder. I don't even consider it a disorder anymore, but rather just a personality trait. .
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Yeah, just remember that it's temporary if you feel uncomfortable.
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I disagree.
Alcohol makes me feel dirty, spinny, fake and my body wants to throw up the substance. |
Yeah right, just like any sort of steroids is bad for you too huh.. Fucking media.
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of course you do. and kelju how old were you when you tried weed for the first time?
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I don't believe in the notion of gateway drugs. It is just another way t omake pot look bad, when it is not.
If there were such a thing as a gateway drug, ephedrine would have been more so than pot. Someone told me meth was like Ephedrine x 100, so I did meth for about a year while I was working 2 jobs and going to college. One of the worst mistakes I have ever made, because it destroyed my body and my mind to some degree. |
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good thing you have been able to work your body back into shape
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Originally Posted by Bill Hicks
"My life is infinitely better because I did drugs. But, my life would be infinitely worse had I not known when to stop."
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I disagree 100%. You had me disagreeing by the word "proven."
How can that theory be tested? It cant. Youd have to deliberatley control a set of lives, give them weed, then watch to see if they want something 'better.' Ive done weed...and Ive drank. Ive also tried a cigarette when I was 12. I have caffeine almost every day. Thats not much of an entry considering people use all those substances without ever being introduced to weed. |
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Thats more what I was thinking, also. I do not deny the that pot can be a gateway drug, but It is not the case that it is a gateway drug.
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it depends on what your defininition of is is....
fine ill concede the point. pot can be a gateway drug |
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ALMOST WITHOUT EXCEPTION, tobacco and alcohol are used BEFORE marijuana. .
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I wonder how many people decided no further drug use after using marijuana.
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