Zap wrote: If you drink on your own that is weird

I'm not sure of your location Zap, but there is much pleasure to be found on a free afternoon in a nice pub with a few pints and a paper or a good book. I guess that's a British thing though.

Zap wrote:It is just plain childish to say that you are punctual and do pot. You still needed dope to cope.
Once you stop working, and pothead takes over. You dont miss class or an appointment but you wont pass pot time either. Very punctual indeed.

Hey, I think I have this figured out.
You're Ray of Today, right? Ray Cappo? Krishna straight edge rules, dude. No coca-cola you druggies!

What a shitty evidence photo.

Hey, I think I have this figured out.
You're Ray of Today, right? Ray Cappo? Krishna straight edge rules, dude. No coca-cola you druggies!

Some things can be ok with moderation. We drink coca-cola and we know it is not the healthiest beverage in the world. It is all about balance, have a coke and drink water. I think it is about tolerance, i can eat a veggie meal but same time eat a monster burger with gravy. It is about balance. I hate when a veggie says Hey dude, dont eat that or do that. And keeps on going on with a more angry tone al the way. Just say if you dont like it but dont go on and on. You decide yourself in the end.

Hare Krishnas are not bad people, they give meals to the poor people. Straight edge is ideology and extremism and are ideo heads. They are on ideology and propaganda dopines.

Sorry dude, all stories have two sides.

SLOW DOWN!

burun wrote:
He had to show me how to use it, which heightened my embarrassment (because how many people over 30 have to be shown how to use a bong? not many, I bet) and after inhaling/holding the most violent coughing fit I have ever experienced descended on me. I decided to stick to sake.

Heh, I just turned 32 and I attempted my first bong hit a few weeks ago, and had to be shown as well. (I've always sworn I never would, but drunkenness and a case of the When In Romes [I was out of town visiting a buddy who just might be able to outsmoke Willie Nelson] compelled me to say what the hell--plus, I reasoned, how can I say I don't like it if I've never experienced it?) I was impressed that stoners could work something so complex. I asked my friend how it worked and he said, "Science." I attempted two hits and also felt nothing but the lungs like burning, but I was also fairly drunk and didn't know what it was supposed to feel like. I ask, "So, what am I supposed to feel now?" And my pal's girlfriend's like, "you know, like, everything's like, normal...." to which I immediately retort, "Oh, so you need it to feel normal then?"

I think her reply was something like, "well, you know, no, it's like, you feel, like, yeeeah...."

The non-stoner, for the win.

Is there truth to the myth that you don't get stoned the first time you try pot? I know I didn't, and I know a lot of other people I've asked didn't. What could possibly be the science behind that?


Being a pothead is crap, btw.

Mama Clortho wrote:Is there truth to the myth that you don't get stoned the first time you try pot? I know I didn't, and I know a lot of other people I've asked didn't. What could possibly be the science behind that?

It was a myth in my case.

lemur68 wrote:I attempted two hits and also felt nothing but the lungs like burning, but I was also fairly drunk and didn't know what it was supposed to feel like. I ask, "So, what am I supposed to feel now?" And my pal's girlfriend's like, "you know, like, everything's like, normal...." to which I immediately retort, "Oh, so you need it to feel normal then?"

I think her reply was something like, "well, you know, no, it's like, you feel, like, yeeeah...."

The non-stoner, for the win.

I don't think getting high feels a whole lot different from getting drunk. It's just a lot less harsh, and it doesn't affect your motor control nearly as much when you are high vs. when you are drunk. It's different, but not massively so. It also makes food taste really good.

Video documentation thanks to Canada!
http://archives.cbc.ca/IDCC-1-69-652-35 ... marijuana/