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cashman 06-02-2012 15:25
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Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 968440)
See another personal attack, your dim mate lol - you do it on purpose! As it happens she was very fit and I only found out afterwards! I'll try anything once (or twice);) as I've got the strength of mind to over come it! :)
Strength of mind is not taking Heroin in the first place, Yeh really have lost the plot,:rolleyes:

kestrelx 06-02-2012 16:07
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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 968459)
Strength of mind is not taking Heroin in the first place, Yeh really have lost the plot,:rolleyes:
Missing the point as usual! Garinda's world view says that everybody who tries Heroin will become addicted - the point is I didn't so his theory is wrong!:rolleyes:

cashman 06-02-2012 16:25
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Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 968473)
Missing the point as usual! Garinda's world view says that everybody who tries Heroin will become addicted - the point is I didn't so his theory is wrong!:rolleyes:
No yer missing the point, anyone who takes smack is stupid.

garinda 06-02-2012 16:58
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Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 968473)
Garinda's world view says that everybody who tries Heroin will become addicted
See, drug addled brain.

Nowhere have I said that.

As I know it not to be true.

If you can muster the energy, please feel free to quote me, to prove that I'm wrong.

garinda 06-02-2012 17:01
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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 968476)
No yer missing the point, anyone who takes smack is stupid.
Would you therefore surmise that a person, such as Kestrelx, who took it twice, was doubly stupid?

tommiasfc 06-02-2012 17:03
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It seems to work in amsterdam choosing weed over there is like looking at a wine menu they describe how the taste and how strong they are. Some of the shops sell mushrooms and they have a bar chart out of 5 of what effect it will have for things like energy, laughing, colours, hallucinations, some were they give you good energy and giggles and 0 hallucinations, and some which are full on all. Over here you have no idea whats in them because they are not controlled.

cashman 06-02-2012 17:08
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Its been controlled in Holland fer many years, Spent 3 months yon late 60s, they used to announce current market prices on the radio,

cashman 06-02-2012 17:08
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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 968490)
Would you therefore surmise that a person, such as Kestrelx, who took it twice, was doubly stupid?
No i wouldn't surmise that at all, I'm damn sure.

tommiasfc 06-02-2012 17:19
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If alcohol was inveted in the modern day like meow meow was and a few 18 / 25 went out drank in excess and died do you believe alcohol would still be legal. I dont think it would be people can buy 50ml of vodka with red bull for £1 in some places plus alcohol people drink it effects them and they start fighting. One advantage with canibis is people take it and cant be botherd to do naff all. :couchplus

garinda 06-02-2012 17:24
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Originally Posted by tommiasfc (Post 968491)
It seems to work in amsterdam
'Modern-day Netherlands is often cited as a country which has successfully legalized drugs. Marijuana is sold over the counter and police seldom arrest cocaine and heroin users. But official tolerance has led to significant increases in addiction. Amsterdam's officials blame the significant rise in crime on the liberal drug policy. The city's 7,000 addicts are blamed for 80 percent of all property crime and Amsterdam's rate of burglary is now twice that of Newark, New Jersey.[61] Drug problems have forced the city to increase the size of the police force and the city fathers are now rethinking the drug policy.'

Legalization - Myths and Facts

garinda 06-02-2012 17:32
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Originally Posted by tommiasfc (Post 968495)
One advantage with canibis is people take it and cant be botherd to do naff all.
At least nowadays they can still see family, and friends.












They can now watch Jeremy Kyle on catch-up.

When they can drag themselves in to the land of the living,

tommiasfc 06-02-2012 17:40
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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 968498)
At least nowadays they can still see family, and friends.












They can now watch Jeremy Kyle on catch-up.

When they can drag themselves in to the land of the living,
Im talking about taking it socialy on a weekend at night like people do with beer not people that are addicted just like i wasn,t talking about alcoholics.

garinda 06-02-2012 17:50
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Originally Posted by tommiasfc (Post 968506)
Im talking about taking it socialy on a weekend at night like people do with beer not people that are addicted just like i wasn,t talking about alcoholics.
Most of those, who spend their days sat indoors on the weed, will have started 'taking it socially on a weekend'.

That's one of the drawbacks with narcotics.

They're just so addictive.

garinda 06-02-2012 17:52
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That's why a lot of them keep pit bulls.

Those dogs can be trained to wake them up, on benefit day.

***Mr D*** 06-02-2012 17:56
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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 968434)
Er...London, and Glasgow.

Though I can't think what their geographical location has to do anything. Well, unless you're off your tree.

As for where the information came from, regarding people thinking they can fly, after taking LSD, try Googling it.

Besides the news report I gave the link for, of the seventeen year old boy falling to his death, there's very sadly many, many other reported cases of this happening.

I'm begining to see a bit of a pattern developing here, regarding those who extol the pleasures of recreational drug taking.

Highly strung, and not very bright.

Perhaps that's the dealers' idea of the perfect customer.
I was more referring to the organisation / support group.

LSD Facts - How to Tell Use of LSD - Questions, Myths, Truth

snopes.com: Death of Diane Linkletter

Links to disprove LSD makes you think you can fly.


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