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Russian Federation3632 Posts
Drinking and smoking pot is just what people OP's age do No, its what some of them choose to do. Its not like being high-school age is a medical condition. Somehow breaking the law and drinking isn't my idea of a good time (I surmise I'm close the OP's age too) but I guess that means I'm going to fuck up later in life based on an informal poll of TL blog poster's opinions ~ | ||
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The KY
United Kingdom6252 Posts
Its not like being high-school age is a medical condition. Adolescence is, in a very real way  Somehow breaking the law and drinking isn't my idea of a good time (I surmise I'm close the OP's age too) but I guess that means I'm going to fuck up later in life based on an informal poll of TL blog poster's opinions ~ Don't misinterpret, what I personally was saying was that if OP wants to drink and smoke, which is perfectly standard (not universal, that should be obvious really...), and he is prevented, his parents are going to seem overbearing to him and he's likely to react badly. Part of growing up for most people is trying to break free of the boundaries your parents set you (mostly because in the teenagers mind, said boundaries suddenly seem incredibly unreasonable) and simply enforcing those boundaries more strictly is in my opinion not the way to go about it. Which is why I think the advice of simply 'do what your parents tell you' is counter productive. ...and boring, come on OP live a little. | ||
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fush
Canada563 Posts
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Joementum
787 Posts
On March 12 2011 04:09 hp.Shell wrote: I agree with this guy. I'm proof of this. My advice is don't overdo anything, take everything in balance, and if you wanna smoke, smoke, just don't do it where they'll find out. That means outside. Roll ONE and take that with you. The problem with that is most kids don't know how to not overdo. My Uncle's step-son recently started smoking pot at 16. 6 months later, he dropped out of High School, got kicked out of his house, quit his job, and now asks his step-dad and mom for money everyday to buy more weed. They don't give him any money, but it's still hilarious how he thinks they owe him anything because he's their son. | ||
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Br3ezy
United States720 Posts
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fush
Canada563 Posts
On March 12 2011 06:15 Br3ezy wrote: fuck she found my stash...the bad thing is she wants to turn it into the main office at my school(LOL) or just throw it away...oh ya its almost 250$ worth of weed too Yea you're probably the coolest kid on the block. Keep it up man. Remember to live a little and smoke all you want. You only live once Lol. | ||
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The KY
United Kingdom6252 Posts
On March 12 2011 06:01 fush wrote: Ironic that posters are telling him to "live a little" when the act that he describes will actually slowly kill him I see the irony but not a contradiction. | ||
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The KY
United Kingdom6252 Posts
On March 12 2011 06:15 Br3ezy wrote: fuck she found my stash...the bad thing is she wants to turn it into the main office at my school(LOL) or just throw it away...oh ya its almost 250$ worth of weed too You have 250 bucks worth of weed hanging around? ..are you dealing it or what? Or is weed really expensive in the states. | ||
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Pawsom
United States928 Posts
On March 12 2011 06:35 The KY wrote: You have 250 bucks worth of weed hanging around? ..are you dealing it or what? Or is weed really expensive in the states. That's approx what an ounce of good is going for from a grower in my area. | ||
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The KY
United Kingdom6252 Posts
On March 12 2011 06:57 Pawsom wrote: That's approx what an ounce of good is going for from a grower in my area. Probably the exchange rate makes it sound like more than it is, but when I used to smoke it I'd never have more than 40 quids worth on me. Possibly I was just poor. | ||
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3clipse
Canada2555 Posts
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vaderseven
United States2556 Posts
This blog has fallen into many debates that people aren't separating enough. You can support free will to smoke and still see it as a bad move to smoke. You can support free will to smoke and think its not cool to do under someone else rules. You can also look at what this guy posted, see the situation he is, take in his age (prolly 16-17), and realize this is one of those tough growing up cross roads. This guy is being forced to make some tough calls in like the VERY near future and thats fucking tough. GL dude. Fess up, come clean; that's the HARD TOUGH route that takes fucking huge ass balls. Hide the evidence and you a constant game of cat and mouse where losing means fucking your family times up. No choice offers that fast solution. No choice feels totally right from your point of view. This is a man's choice. | ||
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Ushio
Canada868 Posts
On March 11 2011 21:18 HuskyMUDKIPZ wrote: You live in a persons house and you can't follow simple rules that are in place to help you as opposed to hurt you. Fuck, some people need to learn respect. husky mudkipz spitting truth!! When you have kids of your own you will most likely give the same advice and look back on how stupid you were as a kid. | ||
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Xax
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Pulimuli
Sweden2766 Posts
On March 12 2011 06:01 fush wrote: Ironic that posters are telling him to "live a little" when the act that he describes will actually slowly kill him Genetics are stronger than cigarettes or alcohol, the oldest woman and the oldest man in the history were both drinkers and smokers (Jeanne Calment and Christian Mortensen) My great grandfather smoked and drank alcohol and he lived to be 97 yes you increase your chances of lung cancer, livercancer/damage and heart diseases etc, so if any of those run in your family you probably shouldnt do any of those | ||
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fush
Canada563 Posts
On March 12 2011 09:34 Pulimuli wrote: Genetics are stronger than cigarettes or alcohol, the oldest woman and the oldest man in the history were both drinkers and smokers (Jeanne Calment and Christian Mortensen) My great grandfather smoked and drank alcohol and he lived to be 97 yes you increase your chances of lung cancer, livercancer/damage and heart diseases etc, so if any of those run in your family you probably shouldnt do any of those you can't stop doing genetics. you can stop smoking. just because your family isn't predisposed to certain cancers doesn't mean you are free to smoke. just no. this logic is terrible. just because there are other stuff that happens to be worse doesn't justify doing something that's bad. it's still bad regardless of anything else.. jesus. you also contradict yourself in your own post. just because you have a few cases in your family that managed to live long (and not necessarily healthy) lives doesn't mean the OP or any other person you give this shitty advice to has the same. duh. | ||
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Pulimuli
Sweden2766 Posts
On March 12 2011 09:41 fush wrote: you can't stop doing genetics. you can stop smoking. just because your family isn't predisposed to certain cancers doesn't mean you are free to smoke. just no. this logic is terrible. just because there are other stuff that happens to be worse doesn't justify doing something that's bad. it's still bad regardless of anything else.. jesus. you also contradict yourself in your own post. just because you have a few cases in your family that managed to live long (and not necessarily healthy) lives doesn't mean the OP or any other person you give this shitty advice to has the same. duh. Just saying that drinking a little or smoking every now and then wont kill you, and its not worth to live to be 100 if you're not gonna enjoy yourself anyway | ||
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The KY
United Kingdom6252 Posts
On March 12 2011 08:36 Ushio wrote: husky mudkipz spitting truth!! When you have kids of your own you will most likely give the same advice and look back on how stupid you were as a kid. Only if you've forgotten what it was like to be a kid. Then your kids will do the same stuff and you won't understand why but then they'll grow up and realise how stupid they were, then they'll have kids etc etc etc. This process is known as Life. You don't learn from other people's mistakes, you gotta make your own. | ||
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fush
Canada563 Posts
On March 12 2011 10:11 The KY wrote: Only if you've forgotten what it was like to be a kid. Then your kids will do the same stuff and you won't understand why but then they'll grow up and realise how stupid they were, then they'll have kids etc etc etc. This process is known as Life. You don't learn from other people's mistakes, you gotta make your own. i see where you're coming from, and i agree. knowingly allowing your children to smoke or consume drugs and harm their well-being is another thing. stamping down on these behaviours isn't restrictive, just common sense. you don't need to have a kid electrocute him/herself on an outlet with wet hands for them to learn to not do it again. you don't need them to play with firearms to know that it's dangerous. | ||
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Comeh
United States18919 Posts
On March 12 2011 09:50 Pulimuli wrote: Just saying that drinking a little or smoking every now and then wont kill you, and its not worth to live to be 100 if you're not gonna enjoy yourself anyway And not everyone that lives to 100 lives a shitty life. Not everyone that lives to 45 and dies from a heart attack because of smoking has lived a good life. Smoking / Drinking != living a good life, especially when used in excess. There really is nothing wrong with your parents wanting their kids to live a long time, and they should be upset to discover someone they care about is putting their long term health in jeopardy - they should also be upset if what they are doing is illegal - its not unlikely that someone drinking underage or smoking weed to get caught and punished for it, so they should be upset in that circumstance as well. | ||
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