Topic: Do you smoke pot? - page 9. (Read 8171 times)

Let my friend answer that for you

say Thor, do we smoke pot?

Dude, I've drank alcohol like 4 or 5 times.  There you go spreading more misinformation.

And you didn't explain shit.

Gravity is a theory.

Just last week a woman tried pushing her baby carriage into my bar!   Of course I stopped her and tried to explain what would happen to that poor babie's eardrums.  But she was drunk, and the police got involved.

Edit:  It does seem like there are a lot of IT people that do bar work on the side

I used to work with a dude that was our network infrastructure director, and wrote a book about all the crazy stories he heard and got into when he was a bouncer in SF.

you should jot down some notes, never know, there is a whole group of people who love reading about the stupid sh-t other people do to themselves (vicarious living can have advantages)

This reminds me of the young drunk girls that always come up to me when I'm bouncing.

They all tell me they have experienced far more in their short life than most people.

It's funny to listen to, because they are so messed up.   

I just did.  Your brain was messed up and you saw things that were not there. Most of us have experienced this at some point in our lives, high, drunk, sick, etc.  But not when we are sober and healthy.


Again, you say this because your brain is messed up.  Normal people know that gravity is a physical law which cannot be broken in this universe.  No matter how high you get.

When a person says they can break a physical law, it just tells everyone they are not completely there mentally.  Then when you admit you have done drugs and drank heavily while your brain was still developing, well that's just icing on the cake.

Explain to me, how can three people all see the same thing happen if it's not indeed happening or we're not all connected in some way?

Laws are not natural, they're man made, there are no laws to the universe.  Nature is the great equalizer.

Still, even if the clouds did not indeed alter the physical universe, the time at the beach when a lamp jumped off the table (with no one around and everyone seeing it fall) and we had to pick it up, that didn't happen either right?

My experiences outweigh your lack of experience.

You were high at the time, and your brain physically damaged due to abuse.  Your reality was skewed as was the two other people (if they were eve real) with you.

To a normal observer, nothing happened in our universe.

The physical laws of the universe are the great equalizer. We all know them to be true, so when someone says they can break them, we know that person is wrong.

I believe you when you say the laws do not make sense.  But that does not make them any less true.

I not only believed I could stop a piece of a cloud, I did do just that with two other people.  Therefor, the physical laws of our universe do not make sense.

The only damage done to my brain was from a private medical institution practicing psychotherapy that involuntarily held me captive unless I agreed to take drugs.  I didn't agree and was held down by 6 people and molested with a two needles, one in my cheek.  That geodone shit made me feel like I was completely going insane and losing all grasp of my consciousness.  That was the only moment in my life where I was too fucked up to know what was going on.  Then the Invega, the drug which blocked out dopamine receptors, sucked out all emotion in life and has been found to measurably shrink your brain (and the people that make the meds say "Oh, noz it's the mental illness that do that", just to be proven wrong in a later study).

Yet somehow doctors can still legally force these highly dangerous chemicals into a teenager's body because he thought people were trying to kill him?  For thoughts?  WTF?

Yes, my brain was damaged when I was attacked by medical professionals.  Luckily the drugs only fogged my mental clarity, they did not change the beliefs and spiritual teachings I had learned the year prior.  No, the drugs I take for spiritual growth do not damage my brain, they evolve it, increase my senses and perception and ultimately awareness.  I see more than when I was a kid, I see farther than when I was a kid, I see more detailed, I see everything.

Which is why I could weave a car or a bike through traffic at twice the speed of the other cars on the highway.

If you brain is so much better in it's unchanged form, try doing the things I have, if you're not to fearful.  Luckily all that acid 'melted' away any spot of fear left in my brain.

You believe you can stop clouds with your mind.  You believe one day you will fly.  Both are impossible by the physical laws of our universe, therefore your statements do not make sense.

Your perception of reality is obviously different compared to mine, and I am the one with the undamaged mind.   

If you are not a conscious being, what are you?  Please explain.

Our universe has no laws, only energy.  As someone else put it "There are no rules other than those evolved by the necessity of energy manifesting the experiences intended by Consciousness, or.. by the self-imposed limitations of our own individualized perceptions.."

You are only limited to your beliefs.

Weed is found to promote brain cell growth, I can share the study if I must, can't same the same for alcohol.

Never did I say I drank a lot.  I've drank like 4-5 times in my life.

I am wrong and everyone else is right?  Ohkay, how about nobody is wrong we just have different interpretations and perceptions of reality?

Dank, do you really believe everyone around you is a robot?  Comeon...

We know that our universe has certain unbreakable laws.  That means magic can't exist.  That means no magical consciousness.

What you think is a consciousness is just neurons firing in your brain.  Yep, that's it.

We also know the pot and alcohol kill brain cells, especially in developing minds.  You'd admitted you smoked and drank a lot under age.

Hopefully one day you will realize you are wrong and everyone else is right.  But with your mental problems it can't be guaranteed.

It's much better this way. 

Or into an evidence locker...

Oh okay, didn't know you were a flesh robot.  Carry on.

I have no soul, sorry.
Good for you I guess.

How did I know someone would say that, I was thinking about adding that after the first sentence.

Maybe you should smoke some weed so you can connect yourself to your soul.  We all have consciousness.

A person shouldn't have to work out to be healthy.  And for your information, I was overweight since a kid and I played hockey for five years, didn't lose weight, worked out half the days of a week for two years for football - didn't lose weight.

Tripped acid over summer with positive vibes from my girl.  Lost 50 pounds in less than a year.  Magic.  Six pack for the first time in my life.

Too bad the doctor had to 'help' me and destroyed half my muscle and gain 20 pounds in the two weeks I was in the hospital being injected with brain shrinking drugs.

Genius idea, we should build an underground series of tubes connecting the ganjaweb, enabling remote smoking provided by blazecenters across the world.

Cops make it worse, they'll confiscate the pot then mysteriously make it vanish.  Up their ass.

yeah, marijuana isn't all that its cracked up to be. i smoked for 10 years, and since i've been clean i've never felt better. don't get me wrong, i missed it and its a valuable medicine for those who need it..

However, just like most other drugs, when abused it does more harm than good, even if that harm isn't physical(and it actually does physical harm to your brain, but many people don't know that.) the amount of harm it does is trivial, however be aware that some compounds present in raw marijuana(CBD) cause abnormal neuron growth in the brain, due to partial blocking of receptors. One specific risk entailed in this "neurogenesis" , is Walleria degeneration, which is an ambiguous term for brain damage occuring when a neuron loses its "myelin sheath". Based on these observations, it is said that chronic use of marijuana with high cbd ratio can lead to brain tumors in the thalamus, hypothalamus, the prefrontal cortex, and the occipital lobe. These studies were first published in a 2010 Chinese medical paper that failed to ever reach the Western Media Lime Light.

All things being equal, the amount of CBD required to produce this risk factor is roughly 1000 times the amount of CBD present in the average gram of marijuana, however it remains to be seen whether these risks can be associated with long term use, as the sample size of this study was small and the study was conducted on lab mice, so suffice to say marijuana can reasonably be viewed as a safer alternative to opiods and other pain medications.