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Post » Sun May 13, 2012 2:45 am

Flip the cushions? :tongue:

If they've done it once on that couch then, chances are, they've done it twice.

winners dont do drungs

Winners spell correctly and use capitals :smile:
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Philip Lyon
 
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Post » Sun May 13, 2012 4:49 am

Weed hasn't harmed any aspect of my life, or anyone else's life. Getting caught f'ed up my life, which was already very f'ed up to begin with.

Lesson learned? Don't get caught. Prohibition does not provide a reason to quit usage, it provides a reason to not get caught.

And indeed, I don't have a reason to quit. You're making an aweful lot of (incorrect) assumptions if you think that all my money was going toward smoking weed, lol.
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matt white
 
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Post » Sun May 13, 2012 12:46 am

If they've done it once on that couch then, chances are, they've done it twice.
:lmao:
winners dont do drungs
I try to do as many drunks as I can.
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Post » Sun May 13, 2012 5:43 am

Edit:
People who smoke weed are scum? How out of touch are you. I also doubt his priorities are so out of whack that he'd spend his few dollars on weed over a haircut or saving up for a bed.
Its prevented you from being a bit of scum for a while
I mean a junkie in general so yeah pretty much.
How is it out of touch, because I don't accept anyone who uses [censored], why would I view anyone better when 1. Its illegal, making them the same as any criminal. 2. They have better things to do. 3. They are just returning to it after punishment.
Thats like saying I should view the junkie in the street begging for change as an equal or better person rather than what they are.
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Post » Sun May 13, 2012 8:03 am

Negative effects of marijuana on my life:

N/A

Negative effects of prosecution of marijuana:

Basically f'ed up my already f'ed up life.

Lesson learned? Don't get caught. That's the only lesson that prohibition teaches anyone.

Contrary to popular belief weed can have quite horrendous effects on peoples mental wellbeing when used long and regularly enough. While I do that the system is basically a money grab I think you should consider quitting because you already have low enough funds as it is, not ot mention your cheapskate step-dad, but then buying pot on the side? I know weed isn't THAT expensive but it'll help you scrap some money together for a bed.
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Post » Sun May 13, 2012 6:43 am

If they've done it once on that couch then, chances are, they've done it twice.



Winners spell correctly and use capitals :smile:
are you callin me a bad guy

:starwars:
Weed hasn't harmed any aspect of my life, or anyone else's life. Getting caught f'ed up my life, which was already very f'ed up to begin with.

Lesson learned? Don't get caught.

bad excuses, youve just been lucky, or blessed, whichever u wanna see it as
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Post » Sun May 13, 2012 5:53 am

I mean a junkie in general so yeah pretty much.
How is it out of touch, because I don't accept anyone who uses [censored], why would I view anyone better when 1. Its illegal, making them the same as any criminal. 2. They have better things to do. 3. They are just returning to it after punishment.
Thats like saying I should view the junkie in the street begging for change as an equal or better person rather than what they are.
I know you said that you won't listen to me because I'm *ahem* "junkie scum," but here

1. It's illegal. It was also illegal to be Jewish in Nazi Germany. I am VERY adamant about morality, and doing the right thing. Laws are nothing but "don't do this, or we'll punish you, whether it's moral or not." Sorry, but the laws of man are meaningless to me in the face of moral truth.
2. I have better things to do. You have a better thing to do than to be posting on forums, or playing video games. I'm sure you'll disagree and say "but I enjoy doing this," right back at you.
3. Read the above post, if you even care. Although it sounds like you're too close-minded to listen to an opposing argument.
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Post » Sun May 13, 2012 5:50 am

When you say it hasn't affected anyones life in a negative way you are lying. I personally know a girl that has abused weed (and only weed) for the past 10 years and now has Paranoid Schizophrenia. Do your research man. I know it's fun but it is dangerous.
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Post » Sat May 12, 2012 8:09 pm

Why are you taking random piss tests? Are your parents making you do it? I'd tell both of your rents to go [censored] themselves. Both of your parents are sociopaths.
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Post » Sat May 12, 2012 8:31 pm

Why are you taking random piss tests? Are your parents making you do it? I'd tell both of your rents to go [censored] themselves. Both of your parents are sociopaths.
Here's the post.
...I was packing a bowl of my friend's weed a year ago in a deserted alleyway. Cop shows up, long story short I have to go to a bunch of classes and stuff. I think it's all taken care of.

A year later, police show up to my college, take me out of class, I get thrown in jail, government steals the last of my financial aid and tells me I owe another $850 in addition to $14/week for two more months. Turns out that I didn't pay a fine which was supposed to be mailed to me, but never was. Try to explain this to the cops, get the typical "you're just a junkie criminal so we don't care what you have to say" treatment. Gotta love being in the good ol' US of A.
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Post » Sat May 12, 2012 5:08 pm

Weed hasn't harmed any aspect of my life, or anyone else's life. Getting caught f'ed up my life, which was already very f'ed up to begin with.

Lesson learned? Don't get caught. Prohibition does not provide a reason to quit usage, it provides a reason to not get caught.
Thats the problem with all junkies "aww i'll just no get caught next time" and the making of a junkie when you don't realise the root of the problem is the drug or even yourself, but rather you'd prefer to blame something other than the cause.

Explain why and how it is a reason not to get caught, rather than a punishment for getting caught ?
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Post » Sun May 13, 2012 5:51 am

Thats the problem with all junkies "aww i'll just no get caught next time" and the making of a junkie when you don't realise the root of the problem is the drug or even yourself, but rather you'd prefer to blame something other than the cause.
You know cannabis is not addictive? Right?
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Post » Sun May 13, 2012 1:08 am

Try temping. I got paid $12 an hour to pass out T-Mobile fliers on the street through a temp agency. Got to be an usher at Cirque Du Soleil too! It was fun and I made some cash on the side while in college :wink:
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Post » Sat May 12, 2012 6:48 pm

You know cannabis is not addictive? Right?

Actually it is. Go to many sites that talk about Cannabis and you will find that most have a section on withdrawal symptoms and addiction. Cannabis not being addictive is a misconception.
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Post » Sun May 13, 2012 7:18 am

I know you said that you won't listen to me because I'm *ahem* "junkie scum," but here 1. It's illegal. It was also illegal to be Jewish in Nazi Germany. I am VERY adamant about morality, and doing the right thing. Laws are nothing but "don't do this, or we'll punish you, whether it's moral or not." Sorry, but the laws of man are meaningless to me in the face of moral truth.
Right that extreme does no justice here. Those same laws also protect you. If it wasn't for those laws you might be dead already, your house would never have stood. Those same laws are there to protect me from you - in the hand of your piss ass second hand smoke, maybe if you could control the smoke and your habit I wouldn't mind, but you seem to be unable to do either, thus your habit controls you so you can't see why it is illegal in the first place.
2. I have better things to do. You have a better thing to do than to be posting on forums, or playing video games. I'm sure you'll disagree and say "but I enjoy doing this," right back at you.
You have better things to do? Are you going to do them and fufill them to their full before you take more weed, I doubt it and you'll probably fall back into the loop. You enjoy the weed, fair enough thats up to you.
3. Read the above post, if you even care. Although it sounds like you're too close-minded to listen to an opposing argument.
Which one? The one I already replied to, that was just an excuse? There is a difference between close-minded and saying what I believe, something people cower from and those say its close minded, maybe your too close-minded to accept that people are telling you to drop it and why you shouldn't be doing it.
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Post » Sun May 13, 2012 6:46 am

You know cannabis is not addictive? Right?
You know it is?
Did you know apparently food, games, six, cleaning and a whole load of other seemingly harmless things are addictive too ?
As soon as you can't go without, can't stop, can't resist, or go out of your way to get something it can be said to be addictive.
Is heroin addictive?

@Deadric - You said it was harmless, it causes all sorts of mental illness. I had a close friend, smarter than me, fall into the gutter because he failed his exam only a year after passing the lower level one with flying colours. He became forgetful and disorientated - at one point he was convinced his girlfriend was his mum. I see him somedays in the streets, can't even arrange the proper words together to say hello how are you anymore, it's sad but I don't feel sorry for him because he had his chance to choose. You seem to be at that golden point right now.
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Post » Sun May 13, 2012 7:48 am

You know it is?
Did you know apparently food, games, six, cleaning and a whole load of other seemingly harmless things are addictive too ?
As soon as you can't go without, can't stop, can't resist, or go out of your way to get something it can be said to be addictive.
Is heroin addictive?

While I agree that Cannabis is addictive comparing it too Heroin is ridiculous. Cannabis is addictive but much less so than smoking or anything like that and that is why it leads people to believe it is not addictive.



You know cannabis is not addictive? Right?

With all due respect shadow, I have seen weed ruin lives first hand. Like I mentioned before I know a girl who abused weed for 10 years and now has Paranoid Schizophrenia. New studies have lead doctors to believe that her habit is what caused it.
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Post » Sun May 13, 2012 7:23 am

I mean a junkie in general so yeah pretty much.
How is it out of touch, because I don't accept anyone who uses [censored], why would I view anyone better when 1. Its illegal, making them the same as any criminal. 2. They have better things to do. 3. They are just returning to it after punishment.
Thats like saying I should view the junkie in the street begging for change as an equal or better person rather than what they are.
Thats the problem with all junkies "aww i'll just no get caught next time" and the making of a junkie when you don't realise the root of the problem is the drug or even yourself, but rather you'd prefer to blame something other than the cause.

Explain why and how it is a reason not to get caught, rather than a punishment for getting caught ?
I'm not going to argue with you that drugs are bad, but people respond differently to them. I've met a very diverse group of people who smoke pot, and having this sort of prejudice against such a large number of people is naive. By your standards, the majority of drivers are scum because they speed and do it again, despite the punishment, or run a stop sign, etc.
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Post » Sun May 13, 2012 12:56 am

why do you sleep on the floor op
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Post » Sun May 13, 2012 4:33 am

why do you sleep on the floor op
Sold his bed for drugs.
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Post » Sun May 13, 2012 7:59 am

Sold his bed for drugs.

What I think has happened here is that after all of this has happened like the fine and all of that, instead of his parents suing the postal service, they decided to punish him by taking all of his [censored] and pawning it off to help pay for the $850 bill and I dont think his step-dad is pissed he has to pay $14 for a piss test, I think he is pissed because he found out his step-son does illegal drugs and is disappointed. And maybe he wants him to get a job so he can pay his fine himself.
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Post » Sat May 12, 2012 6:46 pm

the stepdad has to pay the fine?

what if he doesnt want'to? jail?
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Post » Sun May 13, 2012 4:32 am

While I agree that Cannabis is addictive comparing it too Heroin is ridiculous. Cannabis is addictive but much less so than smoking or anything like that and that is why it leads people to believe it is not addictive.
I didn't actually compare heroin and cannabis, I did compare Tv, six, Games etc.
I know heroin is a lot worse to fall into, I was merely wanting to see if Shadow thought it wasn't addictive also.
I'm not going to argue with you that drugs are bad, but people respond differently to them. I've met a very diverse group of people who smoke pot, and having this sort of prejudice against such a large number of people is naive. By your standards, the majority of drivers are scum because they speed and do it again, despite the punishment, or run a stop sign, etc.
I've been around junkies and alkies the majority of my life, feck I live in Glasgow my school was beside a home for them all, some of my friends have turned to it - some recovered and others haven't. It's not naive at all, if said junkie wanted to turn their life around and branched out to me, I would honestly give them a backing but when one turns round and says the punishment was actually encouragement. I no part of my life will I ever accept giving that person my help.
People speed for different reasons, boy racers, people jumping red lights, and hit-n-run motorists are to me then scum. If a father-to-be if speeding to get his wife/girlfriend to hospital so she can give birth then I view that somewhat acceptable because the reason for it is solid and without criminal intent.
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Post » Sun May 13, 2012 12:38 am

the stepdad has to pay the fine?

what if he doesnt want'to? jail?

Just a theory. While I do have sympathy for Daedric I do believe we aren't hearing the full story.
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Post » Sun May 13, 2012 4:08 am

Just a theory. While I do have sympathy for Daedric I do believe we aren't hearing the full story.
daedric, if ur dad doesnt pay the fine the govt puts ur ass in jail?

some big shot police was just talkin to the news here about marijuana and how the laws are getting tougher, to sum it up, he said as long a they arent causing gtrouble, pot heads dont gotta be scared of getting charges.

i dont know how the court systems work, but if u get a jury in frony of your peers. unless ur a bad person, cant see them lettin the govt lock you up
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