EPTLaddering and blazing takes allot out of me.
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ChefStarCraft
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Laddering and blazing takes allot out of me. | ||
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Zeburial
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spacefarm
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Grettin
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ChefStarCraft
Canada350 Posts
If not it will be a slow boring day of sober Sc2. | ||
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ThumperSD
United States333 Posts
On March 19 2011 04:14 Valentine wrote: I took 175mg starting off, then another 150mg when it kicked in about an hour later while walking, then another 150mg about 2-3 hours after that. My high all night was a very energetic but clear-headed euphoria, unlike the hazy feeling MDMA gave me. And weed definitely enhanced the high later on in the night. Was an great feeling, even better than my recent coke/MDMA experiences. The thing I didnt like about pure MDMA compared to X was that it was too mellow whenever I take it for a rave/party/function. Not that I didnt like a mellow roll but it just wasnt for the right occasion. Anyways, I havent rolled in a year... considering taking my pokeballs tonight | ||
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Grettin
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zizou21
United States3683 Posts
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Baeras
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Grobyc
Canada18410 Posts
On March 19 2011 18:04 Grobyc wrote: Holy shit, soooo fucking drink and high. Eating Bacon weaves weather es episode. Meal time style what the hell was I thinking when writing that lol. I woke up on a couch with a pokemon gym badge on my jacket next to a fort we apparently made. o_o;; | ||
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ChefStarCraft
Canada350 Posts
On March 20 2011 14:14 Kenderson wrote: Awesome article on tolerance and effects Wow, nice thanks man. I always love reading these things, I used to read so many as a teenager. | ||
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MastaShake
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MetalMarine
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jello_biafra
United Kingdom6642 Posts
On March 21 2011 11:21 MetalMarine wrote: LOL any medical doctors or something like that on this thread.. I just woke up this morning and my freaking knee hurts like crap, it's kind of hard to walk up or down the stairs, can't run, i have to stretch out my legs slowly...I feel the pain around my knee cap area. Any help would be appreciated =) Happened to me once, my right knee, didn't seem there was much I could do but it went away after a couple days. | ||
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Badbiz
United States47 Posts
On March 21 2011 11:21 MetalMarine wrote: LOL any medical doctors or something like that on this thread.. I just woke up this morning and my freaking knee hurts like crap, it's kind of hard to walk up or down the stairs, can't run, i have to stretch out my legs slowly...I feel the pain around my knee cap area. Any help would be appreciated =) Haha well your posting in this thread so I'm assuming you already know what everyone here will say  | ||
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MetalMarine
United States1559 Posts
On March 21 2011 11:27 Badbiz wrote: Haha well your posting in this thread so I'm assuming you already know what everyone here will say I've already done that, 3 times today LOL =) | ||
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MetalMarine
United States1559 Posts
On March 21 2011 11:26 jello_biafra wrote: Happened to me once, my right knee, didn't seem there was much I could do but it went away after a couple days. Thanks for the input, it actually helps a lot. A little relieved too, hopefully it'll go away Edit: Found someone with the same problem when i googled it, someone said this.... the first thing that comes to mind is a meniscus injury. meniscus can be injured in a variety of ways, a football tackle, a twist motion, or even just walking. you may have torn the meniscus before and now it is just displaced/moved. people with meniscus tears usually have a hard time hyperflexing the knee (ie squatting), turn or twist suddenly, going up or down stairs, or stand on only the injured side and twist the body/knee left and right. it wouldn't hurt if you gave it a little time, try rest (avoiding sports or activities that exacerbates the pain), ice, elevation, and some anti-inflammatory medication (motrin). if things don't improve after a few weeks then see an orthopedic surgeon. Hope the pain goes away in a few days, i am a poor college student and do not have money to pay for expensive things right now =( Also did you do anything in particular in order for you to get rid of it, or did you just took it easy on the knee? EDIT 2 : DAMN!!!!! I spent my 1k post on getting help on my knee pains LOL. Well I would've posted something on this thread anyways | ||
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ZaplinG
United States3818 Posts
On March 20 2011 14:14 Kenderson wrote: Awesome article on tolerance and effects I read this and decided to pull some (hopefully) interesting quotes: The conclusions of the researchers: "It would seem paradoxical that animals receiving the highest doses of cannabinoids would show the greatest and fastest return to normal levels [of behavior]; however, the receptor down-regulation in these animals was so profound that the behavioral correlate may be due to the great loss of functional binding sites." In other words, when the rats had had "enough," their receptors simply switched off. (note: this is the opposite effect of an addictive drug)The minimum dose of THC required to get a person high is 10 micrograms per kilogram of body weight. For a 165-pound person, this would be 750 micrograms of THC, about what is delivered by one bong hit. While most users are familiar with varying potencies of marijuana, many are only vaguely aware of differences in the efficiency of various ways to smoke it. Clinical studies indicate that only 10 to 20% of the available THC is transferred from a joint cigarette to the body. A pipe is better, allowing for 45% of the available THC to be consumed. A bong is a very efficient delivery system for marijuana; in ideal conditions the only THC lost is in the exhaled smoke. Constant therapeutic use of marijuana represents a third tier of effects from the drug, a tier once thought unimaginable because of the now-discredited fear of addiction. At this level, tolerance compensates for virtually all marijuana-related impairment of motor coordination and cognitive functions. The result is a therapeutic drug with wide applications and few debilitating side effects. In summary, the article is saying that its scientifically proven that you cannot be physically addicted to green, just habitually. It also stresses that the more you smoke, the less you get out of it because your brain just shuts down its cannabis receptors once its had enough. The optimal way to stay as high as physically possible is to not consistently smoke large amounts, but rather small amounts (like 1-3 bong hits) a day. I'd have to agree. I was smoking a bunch there for a while, but eventually got to the point where I couldn't really get high anymore. I took like a two day break and now only smoke once or twice a day and get fucking ripped | ||
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