Yeah I wasn't too sure about coke really, I had a feeling it might not be in the same group as heroin and morphine etc.
It was quite a long time ago when I used ecstasy and I was under the impression it was MDMA cut with speed (amphetamine). My days of experimentation are about 30 years in the past and I worry about damaging my brain these days, but it's sound advice for anyone else wanting to experiment.
Topic: what's wrong with moderate drug use? (Read 3991 times)
Moderate use is fine until they try to use Bliss
Because no one moderates
The only issues I have with your post is that coke is not an opiate (cocaine comes from the Coca plant) and that you should be careful with Ecstasy. After all, ecstasy by definition is MDMA cut with meth. Most of the time you'll never know how much of the relatively harmless MDMA you're getting versus the more harmful methamphetamine, so it's good to be careful lest you develop an addiction.
When did the definition of ecstasy become MDMA cut with meth? I mean, I know people mix stuff in basically to rip off their customers and I'll grant it's been 25 years since I touched the stuff so maybe the language has evolved since *ahem* my day. But having meth in your X never had a nickname other than "getting burned."
I've always thought that MDMA was simply MDMA, but that ecstasy was the pill form which usually got some filler. Since MDMA is a methamphetamine anyways it makes sense to cut the two together.
http://goaskalice.columbia.edu/whats-difference-between-molly-and-ecstasy
Yes, these are yahoo answers, but really there's no way to get actual citations. After all, it's up to the dealer, but in my experience if you ask for ecstasy you are asking for cut MDMA.
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080620153209AA5hDy0
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20130422171411AABiqcG
The only issues I have with your post is that coke is not an opiate (cocaine comes from the Coca plant) and that you should be careful with Ecstasy. After all, ecstasy by definition is MDMA cut with meth. Most of the time you'll never know how much of the relatively harmless MDMA you're getting versus the more harmful methamphetamine, so it's good to be careful lest you develop an addiction.
When did the definition of ecstasy become MDMA cut with meth? I mean, I know people mix stuff in basically to rip off their customers and I'll grant it's been 25 years since I touched the stuff so maybe the language has evolved since *ahem* my day. But having meth in your X never had a nickname other than "getting burned."
Playboy has some great articles. Some of the stories are ok too.
To me "Stink" tends to conjure up images of going down on a pussy and being greeted by the odour of wee.
Anyway, I was going to discuss drugs cos when I was still mis-spending my yoof I did try out quite a few at various times, with the exception of the opiates.
At the time Cannabis resin, or dope, as it used to be called then, was cheap, available and pretty harmless in moderation and I viewed alcohol and cigarettes as much more harmful. I never, ever experienced any kind of withdrawal or dependency on anything except cigarettes and amphetamines, and of course, the mother of all hangovers from cheap cider
Amphetamines was a bit scary because of the horrible come down but I never felt that taking more would help because it was about fatigue from being awake for ages, as well as the strong feeling that it was fucking up my body fast.
I also sampled LSD, magic mushrooms and ecstasy and could only describe the experiences as profound, interesting and great fun.
Some years later I got run down by a car and had months in a hospital bed with pelvic and spinal injuries. I was administered morphine and I was just in a dream for some days. About 2 weeks after, they abruptly stopped the morphine and I had a few really horrible days and nights. That withdrawal period must have been a cakewalk compared with withdrawal from a long term dependency on on any opiate or alcohol but it was enough to reinforce the view that the way we understand and use drugs is wrong.
Specifically the language we use with them is very important in the sense that we refer to coffee, cigarettes and alcohol individually and the rest simply as drugs, when the effects and differences between them are profound and important to understand. Clearly some people drink and develop issues with it while others can moderate their use and the same is true for the other drugs.
Existing laws, the war on drugs and the absurd political dialogue around them are wildly disconnected from rational and informed debate. A strictly rational analysis of the issues brings me to conclusions which strongly suggest many of them should be legalised and regulated maybe like tobacco and alcohol, with revenues being used to assist public health and education. The reduction in the cost of drug related crime, DEA activity, policing and prisons alone would be worth it, even before any tax and legitimate profits from the colossal revenue stream involved.
I remain of the view that the opiates, with the possible exception of coke, are addictive way beyond being very, very, very nice, which they are too. I walk a mile away from them and I don't really know what's best with these.
I also have the view that cannabis resin and the milder forms of marijuana are harmless, fun and good for my creativity, apart from the damage from smoking it very occasionally.
Caffeine and nicotine are my staples, beer makes me fart.
Occasional use of LSD, Ecstasy and magic mushrooms, well,
To me "Stink" tends to conjure up images of going down on a pussy and being greeted by the odour of wee.
Anyway, I was going to discuss drugs cos when I was still mis-spending my yoof I did try out quite a few at various times, with the exception of the opiates.
At the time Cannabis resin, or dope, as it used to be called then, was cheap, available and pretty harmless in moderation and I viewed alcohol and cigarettes as much more harmful. I never, ever experienced any kind of withdrawal or dependency on anything except cigarettes and amphetamines, and of course, the mother of all hangovers from cheap cider
Amphetamines was a bit scary because of the horrible come down but I never felt that taking more would help because it was about fatigue from being awake for ages, as well as the strong feeling that it was fucking up my body fast.
I also sampled LSD, magic mushrooms and ecstasy and could only describe the experiences as profound, interesting and great fun.
Some years later I got run down by a car and had months in a hospital bed with pelvic and spinal injuries. I was administered morphine and I was just in a dream for some days. About 2 weeks after, they abruptly stopped the morphine and I had a few really horrible days and nights. That withdrawal period must have been a cakewalk compared with withdrawal from a long term dependency on on any opiate or alcohol but it was enough to reinforce the view that the way we understand and use drugs is wrong.
Specifically the language we use with them is very important in the sense that we refer to coffee, cigarettes and alcohol individually and the rest simply as drugs, when the effects and differences between them are profound and important to understand. Clearly some people drink and develop issues with it while others can moderate their use and the same is true for the other drugs.
Existing laws, the war on drugs and the absurd political dialogue around them are wildly disconnected from rational and informed debate. A strictly rational analysis of the issues brings me to conclusions which strongly suggest many of them should be legalised and regulated maybe like tobacco and alcohol, with revenues being used to assist public health and education. The reduction in the cost of drug related crime, DEA activity, policing and prisons alone would be worth it, even before any tax and legitimate profits from the colossal revenue stream involved.
I remain of the view that the opiates, with the possible exception of coke, are addictive way beyond being very, very, very nice, which they are too. I walk a mile away from them and I don't really know what's best with these.
I also have the view that cannabis resin and the milder forms of marijuana are harmless, fun and good for my creativity, apart from the damage from smoking it very occasionally.
Caffeine and nicotine are my staples, beer makes me fart.
Occasional use of LSD, Ecstasy and magic mushrooms, well,
Well said.
The only issues I have with your post is that coke is not an opiate (cocaine comes from the Coca plant) and that you should be careful with Ecstasy. After all, ecstasy by definition is MDMA cut with meth. Most of the time you'll never know how much of the relatively harmless MDMA you're getting versus the more harmful methamphetamine, so it's good to be careful lest you develop an addiction.
Playboy has some great articles. Some of the stories are ok too.
To me "Stink" tends to conjure up images of going down on a pussy and being greeted by the odour of wee.
Anyway, I was going to discuss drugs cos when I was still mis-spending my yoof I did try out quite a few at various times, with the exception of the opiates.
At the time Cannabis resin, or dope, as it used to be called then, was cheap, available and pretty harmless in moderation and I viewed alcohol and cigarettes as much more harmful. I never, ever experienced any kind of withdrawal or dependency on anything except cigarettes and amphetamines, and of course, the mother of all hangovers from cheap cider
Amphetamines was a bit scary because of the horrible come down but I never felt that taking more would help because it was about fatigue from being awake for ages, as well as the strong feeling that it was fucking up my body fast.
I also sampled LSD, magic mushrooms and ecstasy and could only describe the experiences as profound, interesting and great fun.
Some years later I got run down by a car and had months in a hospital bed with pelvic and spinal injuries. I was administered morphine and I was just in a dream for some days. About 2 weeks after, they abruptly stopped the morphine and I had a few really horrible days and nights. That withdrawal period must have been a cakewalk compared with withdrawal from a long term dependency on on any opiate or alcohol but it was enough to reinforce the view that the way we understand and use drugs is wrong.
Specifically the language we use with them is very important in the sense that we refer to coffee, cigarettes and alcohol individually and the rest simply as drugs, when the effects and differences between them are profound and important to understand. Clearly some people drink and develop issues with it while others can moderate their use and the same is true for the other drugs.
Existing laws, the war on drugs and the absurd political dialogue around them are wildly disconnected from rational and informed debate. A strictly rational analysis of the issues brings me to conclusions which strongly suggest many of them should be legalised and regulated maybe like tobacco and alcohol, with revenues being used to assist public health and education. The reduction in the cost of drug related crime, DEA activity, policing and prisons alone would be worth it, even before any tax and legitimate profits from the colossal revenue stream involved.
I remain of the view that the opiates, with the possible exception of coke, are addictive way beyond being very, very, very nice, which they are too. I walk a mile away from them and I don't really know what's best with these.
I also have the view that cannabis resin and the milder forms of marijuana are harmless, fun and good for my creativity, apart from the damage from smoking it very occasionally.
Caffeine and nicotine are my staples, beer makes me fart.
Occasional use of LSD, Ecstasy and magic mushrooms, well,
To me "Stink" tends to conjure up images of going down on a pussy and being greeted by the odour of wee.
Anyway, I was going to discuss drugs cos when I was still mis-spending my yoof I did try out quite a few at various times, with the exception of the opiates.
At the time Cannabis resin, or dope, as it used to be called then, was cheap, available and pretty harmless in moderation and I viewed alcohol and cigarettes as much more harmful. I never, ever experienced any kind of withdrawal or dependency on anything except cigarettes and amphetamines, and of course, the mother of all hangovers from cheap cider
Amphetamines was a bit scary because of the horrible come down but I never felt that taking more would help because it was about fatigue from being awake for ages, as well as the strong feeling that it was fucking up my body fast.
I also sampled LSD, magic mushrooms and ecstasy and could only describe the experiences as profound, interesting and great fun.
Some years later I got run down by a car and had months in a hospital bed with pelvic and spinal injuries. I was administered morphine and I was just in a dream for some days. About 2 weeks after, they abruptly stopped the morphine and I had a few really horrible days and nights. That withdrawal period must have been a cakewalk compared with withdrawal from a long term dependency on on any opiate or alcohol but it was enough to reinforce the view that the way we understand and use drugs is wrong.
Specifically the language we use with them is very important in the sense that we refer to coffee, cigarettes and alcohol individually and the rest simply as drugs, when the effects and differences between them are profound and important to understand. Clearly some people drink and develop issues with it while others can moderate their use and the same is true for the other drugs.
Existing laws, the war on drugs and the absurd political dialogue around them are wildly disconnected from rational and informed debate. A strictly rational analysis of the issues brings me to conclusions which strongly suggest many of them should be legalised and regulated maybe like tobacco and alcohol, with revenues being used to assist public health and education. The reduction in the cost of drug related crime, DEA activity, policing and prisons alone would be worth it, even before any tax and legitimate profits from the colossal revenue stream involved.
I remain of the view that the opiates, with the possible exception of coke, are addictive way beyond being very, very, very nice, which they are too. I walk a mile away from them and I don't really know what's best with these.
I also have the view that cannabis resin and the milder forms of marijuana are harmless, fun and good for my creativity, apart from the damage from smoking it very occasionally.
Caffeine and nicotine are my staples, beer makes me fart.
Occasional use of LSD, Ecstasy and magic mushrooms, well,
Even the cleanest pussy is odiferous but those 4 or 5 vaginal microbiota make one of my favorite soups. I could eat it everyday. BTW: my dog likes that smell too. lol
Odoriferous indeed, but I do not equate strong odor to "stink", although perhaps some define it that way! Stink, to me, is odoriferous and foul combined!
This reminds me of a Playboy letter to the editor I read several years ago. This couple started going out of their way to get as stinky as possible before coming home to have sex. I have no idea why I was reading Playboy, I must have been addled by whiskey.
There is something special about her right after a workout. Someone should do a study on pheromone surging after strenuous physical activity.
I don't think pussy or weed stinks.
Opinions are cool like that.
Perhaps some of the posters in this thread have been exposed to rotten weed or even worse, rotten pussy.
Of course my dog thinks rotten stuff is divine.
Opinions are cool like that.
Perhaps some of the posters in this thread have been exposed to rotten weed or even worse, rotten pussy.
Of course my dog thinks rotten stuff is divine.
Even the cleanest pussy is odiferous but those 4 or 5 vaginal microbiota make one of my favorite soups. I could eat it everyday. BTW: my dog likes that smell too. lol
Now maybe you're a little self conscious about it. Which is fine with me.
Not even a little bit.
But there have been incidents in the past.
Figures - once bitten forever shy - you must be American yes?
It does stink.
You stink*.
*see how dumb this argument is
I'm not saying that at all.
I'm saying its no-fucking-business-of-mine what you do (and vice versa)*.
There's plenty of other stinky shit you could single out that is doing way more damage to people and the environment.
I think in reality though you;
a) have a problem right now with the smell (your neighbors etc) or
b)have another unmentioned problem with cannabis and the smell of it is you 'channeling', maybe?
Anything you would like to share?
*please dont assume im condoning murder or rape etc like that sock in the other thread
I'm saying its no-fucking-business-of-mine what you do (and vice versa)*.
There's plenty of other stinky shit you could single out that is doing way more damage to people and the environment.
I think in reality though you;
a) have a problem right now with the smell (your neighbors etc) or
b)have another unmentioned problem with cannabis and the smell of it is you 'channeling', maybe?
Anything you would like to share?
*please dont assume im condoning murder or rape etc like that sock in the other thread
You're just reading way too much into it, and being too sensitive about it, which, frankly, I'm kind of glad to see. Let's review:
Weed stinks. It really does. Now maybe you're a little self conscious about it. Which is fine with me. Because stinky habits are kind of gross.
As for neighbors, nope, I have no neighbors stinking up the neighborhood smoking weed. But there have been incidents in the past. Thankfully not now. Because...
It does stink.
I'm not saying that at all.
I'm saying its no-fucking-business-of-mine what you do (and vice versa)*.
There's plenty of other stinky shit you could single out that is doing way more damage to people and the environment.
I think in reality though you;
a) have a problem right now with the smell (your neighbors etc) or
b)have another unmentioned problem with cannabis and the smell of it is you 'channeling', maybe?
Anything you would like to share?
*please dont assume im condoning murder or rape etc like that sock in the other thread
I'm saying its no-fucking-business-of-mine what you do (and vice versa)*.
There's plenty of other stinky shit you could single out that is doing way more damage to people and the environment.
I think in reality though you;
a) have a problem right now with the smell (your neighbors etc) or
b)have another unmentioned problem with cannabis and the smell of it is you 'channeling', maybe?
Anything you would like to share?
*please dont assume im condoning murder or rape etc like that sock in the other thread
On the contrary. You seem to be assuming that because I proclaim smoking weed to be a stinky habit, and that it is a personal opinion of mine, that others don't hold such a view. Perhaps it is you who has, in your ardent admiration for the stuff, merely become desensitized to its stink, not unlike those who work in stinky environments, such as sewage plant workers, slaughterhouse workers, landfill workers, and so on.
It stinks.
So you said....
Surely this is a matter of personal opinion though (as you can see from my prev posts
)I also have the personal opinion that bowel movements stink. Are you implying that my personal opinions are unique to me?
It stinks.
So you said....
Surely this is a matter of personal opinion though (as you can see from my prev posts
) If you can smell it in the next room then you're wasting your stash. That's like flushing money down a toilet. I suggest you try one of these: http://buyvaporizersforsale.com/vaporizerhistory/reviews.htm
Sorry, but I don't keep a stash. I don't smoke weed. It stinks.
If you can smell it in the next room then you're wasting your stash. That's like flushing money down a toilet. I suggest you try one of these: http://buyvaporizersforsale.com/vaporizerhistory/reviews.htm
Weed:
NONE. There is no known dose of marijuana that will kill a mammal. Marijuana is not poisonous.
NONE. There is no known dose of marijuana that will kill a mammal. Marijuana is not poisonous.
Pretty much anything will kill in large quantities. Marijuana sure does stink though. It's an unpleasant acrid odor that is just, well stinky and unpleasant. Much happiness to you for wanting to stink up your environment with your stinky habit.
Pussy stinks too but I can live with it.
Or the next house over.
Weed:
NONE. There is no known dose of marijuana that will kill a mammal. Marijuana is not poisonous.
NONE. There is no known dose of marijuana that will kill a mammal. Marijuana is not poisonous.
Pretty much anything will kill in large quantities. Marijuana sure does stink though. It's an unpleasant acrid odor that is just, well stinky and unpleasant. Much happiness to you for wanting to stink up your environment with your stinky habit.
Pussy stinks too but I can live with it.
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