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HeavOnEarth
United States7087 Posts
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Bourneq
Sweden800 Posts
On November 15 2012 21:36 HeavOnEarth wrote: 2 weeks sober. been using this pretty irresponsibly so ima lay off indefinitely until i get my shit back together. just curious of those who are focused hardworking ppl and how much u smoke/long u been smoking? Ive been aswell, a dog that im looking after became really sick and had to have surgery, now I have too look out for her 24/7 so she does not open up her stiches. Also its soon christmas so im poor as fuck. | ||
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Striker.superfreunde
Germany1120 Posts
On November 15 2012 21:36 HeavOnEarth wrote: 2 weeks sober. been using this pretty irresponsibly so ima lay off indefinitely until i get my shit back together. just curious of those who are focused hardworking ppl and how much u smoke/long u been smoking? Since 10 years now. Sometimes more, sometimes less. There were years of complete abstinence and years in which i smoked 2 to 3 times. On a regular working week, i only smoke at the end of the workday, and only 1 up to 2 joints. On my weekends... well, it depends  If i can't focus on work, like having wholes in my brain, i intermit smoking for a day or two. That's how it looks nowadays. Edit: Btw, today is the last day of my weekend ;D | ||
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GnarlyArbitrage
575 Posts
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ShoCkeyy
7815 Posts
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JeanBob
Canada295 Posts
On November 15 2012 22:06 Striker.superfreunde wrote: Since 10 years now. Sometimes more, sometimes less. There were years of complete abstinence and years in which i smoked 2 to 3 times. On a regular working week, i only smoke at the end of the workday, and only 1 up to 2 joints. On my weekends... well, it depends If i can't focus on work, like having wholes in my brain, i intermit smoking for a day or two. That's how it looks nowadays. Edit: Btw, today is the last day of my weekend ;D Pretty much it, except I go to school. So I don't smoke before I got every assignment/study done for the evening. But it hasn't always been that way: I used to force myself not to buy any because I used to smoke it before getting things done. If you're a lazy person to begin with, pretty bad idea. | ||
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ChaosArcher
Germany956 Posts
If you could go back in time and decide to never have smoked any weed, would you do it? Be honest to yourself! just curious. I will give my answer after some people told me what the think so i don't influence you =) | ||
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AngryMag
Germany1040 Posts
On November 17 2012 07:04 ChaosArcher wrote: @ everyone: If you could go back in time and decide to never have smoked any weed, would you do it? Be honest to yourself! just curious. I will give my answer after some people told me what the think so i don't influence you =) No, honestly I don't think so. I like drugs, although I stop taking them from time to time, just to make sure that the drugs don't become my boss. Luckily I didn't have to endure major backlashes because of drugs so far (no relationship dramas, criminal charges, no time in jail or something like that). I already do drugs pretty long and I don't think that I will stop alltogether until I am 50 or something  | ||
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farvacola
United States18870 Posts
On November 17 2012 07:04 ChaosArcher wrote: @ everyone: If you could go back in time and decide to never have smoked any weed, would you do it? Be honest to yourself! just curious. I will give my answer after some people told me what the think so i don't influence you =) Call it a component of my personal philosophy, but I do not see much use in regret. My involvement in "drug culture" for the past 8 years or so has led to my meeting a great number of incredibly interesting people and having very constructive, if not potentially dangerous, life experiences. On a basic level, my experiences have allowed me to educate and inform a great number of people who would otherwise have very stilted and unrealistic conceptions of what non-standard mind altering substances are. So my answer is no | ||
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Zealotdriver
United States1557 Posts
On November 17 2012 07:04 ChaosArcher wrote: @ everyone: If you could go back in time and decide to never have smoked any weed, would you do it? Be honest to yourself! just curious. I will give my answer after some people told me what the think so i don't influence you =) It's a tough question. Undoubtedly, the time period in my life where I smoked cannabis made me a nicer, more understanding person. It helped me make friends. It helped ease the stress of life transition. However, I believed it enabled me to isolate myself and become satisfied with mediocrity. During my teenage years I went through a period of abuse during which my various skills deteriorated and vast sums of money were spent. Following that period, I practiced moderation through desperation, and following that, the need to imbibe has decreased in urgency to a mild yearning from the tsunami of hunger it once was. I haven't smoked or vaped in a while, but I miss it every day. Yes, I would go back in time and never sample it. | ||
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Pulimuli
Sweden2766 Posts
On November 17 2012 07:04 ChaosArcher wrote: @ everyone: If you could go back in time and decide to never have smoked any weed, would you do it? Be honest to yourself! just curious. I will give my answer after some people told me what the think so i don't influence you =) nope, im glad that i did it. Always wanted to try it before i die. One experience (or many rather) richer and since its completely safe i dont see the problem. Im the kind of person who likes to try stuff at least once before i die - that doesnt include stuff that can kill you if you make a small mistake such as doing heroine or anything like that | ||
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jcroisdale
United States1543 Posts
I see some of you talking about laying off smoking to help you become more productive. I have terrible ADHD and ADD, diagnosed when i was five, I went for psychometric and biometric treatment when I was younger and was prescribed Ritalin but my parents were against me taking it. Now as an adult I find that smoking actually helps me with focusing and makes me encouraged to do things, I otherwise might not want to do. Do any of you have similar experiences, where you might smoke to actually motivate you to do something. | ||
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ChaosArcher
Germany956 Posts
On November 17 2012 07:10 farvacola wrote: Call it a component of my personal philosophy, but I do not see much use in regret. My involvement in "drug culture" for the past 8 years or so has led to my meeting a great number of incredibly interesting people and having very constructive, if not potentially dangerous, life experiences. On a basic level, my experiences have allowed me to educate and inform a great number of people who would otherwise have very stilted and unrealistic conceptions of what non-standard mind altering substances are. So my answer is no Well im really high so if can't follow me its probably my fault. I don't really know how much I can believe in such answers. Do you say all of it because you want do defend your addiction (no personal offense, I don't say you lie but that's what addicted people do) or do you really believe it ? I mean I almost never got a no to that question and I asked a few people already. I think it must be a mixture of both. I dont know what other drugs you take but at least for weed there are no shocking consequences for health even if you do it regurlarly for a long period of time. So I guess you can really be happy with it for almost your whole life. I'm asking because I am the start of my 'adult life' and don't really know if I should stop smoking pott. I'm definetly not addicted yet (only smoke on weekends very rarely in the week, overall like 4 times a month) What do you think guys let me know | ||
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sam!zdat
United States5559 Posts
if you have none, your life is sad and gray... if you have too much, well... | ||
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AngryMag
Germany1040 Posts
On November 17 2012 07:24 ChaosArcher wrote: Well im really high so if can't follow me its probably my fault. I don't really know how much I can believe in such answers. Do you say all of it because you want do defend your addiction (no personal offense, I don't say you lie but that's what addicted people do) or do you really believe it ? I mean I almost never got a no to that question and I asked a few people already. I think it must be a mixture of both. I dont know what other drugs you take but at least for weed there are no shocking consequences for health even if you do it regurlarly for a long period of time. So I guess you can really be happy with it for almost your whole life. I'm asking because I am the start of my 'adult life' and don't really know if I should stop smoking pott. I'm definetly not addicted yet (only smoke on weekends very rarely in the week, overall like 4 times a month) What do you think guys let me know In your age and in university I basically smoked 24/7 and did various other drugs. Slowed down my studies a bit, but in the end who cares? It's my life and basically I will do with it what I want. In that time every doc would have called me an addict. Still, after uni I just stopped for ~ 6 months.Had no trouble to find a job and enter the workforce, perhaps I am just a lucky dude. My only problem was that I couldn't sleep in the first days, but things normalized pretty fast. Still, stuff like that can't be trivialized and you need quite a bit of discipline to just stop it.. Do I just say that to defend my addiction? hmm hard to say, hard to put judgement on oneself.. I don't think so, if you meet guys who want to tell you that drugs are good for this and that and try to sell you that they are indeed healthy, yes these guys are normally defending their addiction. Doing drugs always harms you in some way, but it often is the quantity what makes the poison. If you keep things on a normal level, you shouldn't have problems with weed, just not forget that you still inhale burned stuff into your lungs, it is not Vitamin C. Easy answer, if you feel uncomfortable with smoking and you feel it gives you nothing, you should probably stop it. If you overall think that it is a fine thing to do from time to time, you should continue. Life gets serious soon enough | ||
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Terrakin
United States1440 Posts
On November 15 2012 22:20 DigiGnar wrote: I need to learn how to cure properly. Shit tastes like shit; needs a rillo bad. Good shit, though. wrote this a while back On January 21 2012 05:31 Terrakin wrote: if anyone has a problem with cannabis not ashing white (burning completely) or tasting bad the stuff you are getting still have fertilizer in them. To get rid of the nutes/water/chlorophyll do a water cure, it is very easy. to water cure + Show Spoiler + submerge cannabis in water just enough to cover all surface, I use a small jar and glass piece to weigh down plant, you don't want to seal the lid first 2 days drain water twice whenever you have time. every day for 6 more days replace water once. (4 is ok if you are in a rush, but I like 6...) your cannabis will expand a lot, and the water will be a lot less murky in the final days since most of the crap has left. last stage is drying. you can do this a number of ways but you have to get it all dry before 30 hours in case of mold. I use computer exhaust with the plant spread evenly wrapped in soft towel or paper towel what changes with water cure + Show Spoiler + cannabis weight is lowered due to cleaning of nutrients/fertilizers/extra water weight if not dried properly the first time, and chlorophyll. cannabis taste and smoke is more mild, which is good for public or concealed smoking, however different taste traits like will be lessened so don't do this if you like the taste of your bud a lot. | ||
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GnarlyArbitrage
575 Posts
On November 17 2012 07:24 jcroisdale wrote: Hey, question for you guys. I see some of you talking about laying off smoking to help you become more productive. I have terrible ADHD and ADD, diagnosed when i was five, I went for psychometric and biometric treatment when I was younger and was prescribed Ritalin but my parents were against me taking it. Now as an adult I find that smoking actually helps me with focusing and makes me encouraged to do things, I otherwise might not want to do. Do any of you have similar experiences, where you might smoke to actually motivate you to do something. True dat. My mind slows down to like... I guess a normal level of speed. I can focus on things for a very long period of time that would otherwise be boring beyond fuck. Great medicine, weed is. But my parents are against the idea, even though they have seen my anger reduced drastically. (Dad has serious fucking anger management issues.) Edit: I've never water cured, though I do need to wait until the main stems start snapping. Thanks for reminding me of the technique, though. | ||
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CaptainBoner
Vatican City State81 Posts
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Bourneq
Sweden800 Posts
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youngminii
Australia7514 Posts
On November 17 2012 07:04 ChaosArcher wrote: @ everyone: If you could go back in time and decide to never have smoked any weed, would you do it? Be honest to yourself! just curious. I will give my answer after some people told me what the think so i don't influence you =) Yes. If you asked that about say, acid, then no. But I don't think weed is Found the most chronic weed I've ever found in my parts of the world, I actually haven't ever had anything comparable to how high I got from this stuff. 4 month holidays just started too. Australia's biggest festival is next week too. Life is good. | ||
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