Quote from: Cindo on October 02, 2015, 12:27:45 AM

Lmao, that depends my nigga.

Does it start with the letter "f" and end with "ilthy junkie whore" and then continue on from there n' shit?

more than likely unless you've cleaned up your act

So then let me sum it up for you,

"I used to admire your skills with the English language, your viewpoints overall, and your general intellect and attitude until I found out that you had, in fact, done hallucinogens. This absolutely destroyed my worldview that everyone who dabbles in intoxication of its varying kinds is a deadbeat loser who will never accomplish anything in life and more or less sent me on a raving, buttmad rampage in which I wished death upon you multiple times."

That about sum it up? The first part, at least.

Quote from: Cindo on October 02, 2015, 12:32:41 AM

So then let me sum it up for you,

"I used to admire your skills with the English language, your viewpoints overall, and your general intellect and attitude until I found out that you had, in fact, done hallucinogens. This absolutely destroyed my worldview that everyone who dabbles in intoxication of its varying kinds is a deadbeat loser who will never accomplish anything in life and more or less sent me on a raving, buttmad rampage in which I wished death upon you multiple times."

That about sum it up? The first part, at least.

No, because i never had that worldview
i was never under the impression that all drug abusers are "deadbeat loser who will never bla bla bla"

for someone someone as intelligent as you to do something so execrably stupid, though?

it's a little disappointing

So why's it stupid?

Quote from: Fuddy-duddy on October 02, 2015, 12:39:42 AM

Quote from: Cindo on October 02, 2015, 12:37:26 AM

So why's it stupid?

you need me to explain to you why doing hard drugs is stupid

I like to think there is a fine difference between trying something and being addicted to it.

you're probably going to defend your friend through and through and that's fine
but consider what you're actually saying here for a moment

you don't need to touch a fire to know that it's a hot

emphasis on hard, like they're crunchy

popping in to say this thread is circlejerk afaf k peaceout bye

popping in to say this thread is circlejerk afaf k peaceout bye

it's more like a circle castration tbh

you're gonna have to explain to me the difference

Well for one, they're not physically addictive. Cocaine, crack, heroin, and other such drugs provide resources that your body considers as natural and enhancing, and then goes into a deficit if you stop taking them. While hallucinogens and marijuana can be mentally addictive (as in you can get addicted to the feeling of them or rely on them too much, as people can get addicted to gaming and such), they are not physically addictive in any way and breed no dependability so long as they are used responsibly.

Secondly, they effect your body in different ways. Once again, hallucinogens give a primarily mental effect rather than a physical one - they change the way in which you think and perceive the world but do not change the chemical balance of your body. Amphetamines and opiates create physical changes in your body, thus making them much more dangerous for use.

I'm sure it's possible to permanently damage yourself with the kinds of things I've used, but once again that's where using them responsibly comes into play. I'm not an idiot that's going to drop ten tabs of acid and then go to a rave with no sober people who know me.

Quote from: Fuddy-duddy on October 02, 2015, 12:44:38 AM

you're gonna have to explain to me the difference

Well for one, they're not physically addictive. Cocaine, crack, heroin, and other such drugs provide resources that your body considers as natural and enhancing, and then goes into a deficit if you stop taking them. While hallucinogens and marijuana can be mentally addictive (as in you can get addicted to the feeling of them or rely on them too much, as people can get addicted to gaming and such), they are not physically addictive in any way and breed no dependability so long as they are used responsibly.

Secondly, they effect your body in different ways. Once again, hallucinogens give a primarily mental effect rather than a physical one - they change the way in which you think and perceive the world but do not change the chemical balance of your body. Amphetamines and opiates create physical changes in your body, thus making them much more dangerous for use.

I'm sure it's possible to permanently damage yourself with the kinds of things I've used, but once again that's where using them responsibly comes into play. I'm not an idiot that's going to drop ten tabs of acid and then go to a rave with no sober people who know me.

what drugs have you done?

DON'T DO DRUGS KIDDOS