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Tank333
Psychotic Hippie



Registered: 08/19/10
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Let me get this straight, Entranceasexit... you're saying that addiction to anything, whether a drug or activity, is a psychosematic effect that can be controlled with proper will-power? Because this is a whole lot of talk just to make that one assertion...
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Tank333
Psychotic Hippie



Registered: 08/19/10
Posts: 1,241
Loc: Washington
Last seen: 5 years, 2 months
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Re: WEED IS NOT ADDICTIVE. [Re: Hendershot]
#558143 - 05/25/11 09:34 AM (13 years, 9 months ago) |
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Hendershot said: I just wasted 13.6 minutes reading this fucked up stupid ass piece of shit thread....and I still don't know what the original point was supposed to be.
Don't be too mad... I'm in the same boat, bro! Lmao
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Tank333
Psychotic Hippie



Registered: 08/19/10
Posts: 1,241
Loc: Washington
Last seen: 5 years, 2 months
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Re: WEED IS NOT ADDICTIVE. [Re: smurf_master]
#558697 - 05/26/11 06:26 PM (13 years, 9 months ago) |
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I gotta disagree with ya there, spacemonkey, on the cigarettes comment. I believe cigarettes are both physically and psychologically addicting.
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Tank333
Psychotic Hippie



Registered: 08/19/10
Posts: 1,241
Loc: Washington
Last seen: 5 years, 2 months
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Re: WEED IS NOT ADDICTIVE. [Re: SpaceMonkey]
#558753 - 05/26/11 10:15 PM (13 years, 9 months ago) |
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Yea... its been 7 and a half month since we quit smoking, and it still hasn't gotten much easier than it was a week into it. We've both even given in a half a dozen times or more, mostly when hella drunk. But then each time afterwards it was a mixed reaction of disgust at the taste and the fact we were actually giving in, yet sweet relief to get the sensations back from the nicotene rush...
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Tank333
Psychotic Hippie



Registered: 08/19/10
Posts: 1,241
Loc: Washington
Last seen: 5 years, 2 months
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Re: WEED IS NOT ADDICTIVE. [Re: SpaceMonkey]
#558759 - 05/26/11 10:43 PM (13 years, 9 months ago) |
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Man, I feel so much better now that I've quit! I can breathe better, I feel sick less. And I have SO MUCH more cash these days!
It was very hard to quit. It took a series of strategic dropping of traditional cigaretee times. First came the most popular one, the "after a bowl" cigarette. We stopped smoking a cigarette after each bowl. If we still wanted to smoke something, we rolled a shake pinner and smoked that. Then it was the after meal cigarette. Then it was the after sex smoke, and so on, till we were down to sharing about 5-8 cigarettes a day. We ended up staying at that level for a few months before we were able to completely quit though...
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Tank333
Psychotic Hippie



Registered: 08/19/10
Posts: 1,241
Loc: Washington
Last seen: 5 years, 2 months
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Re: WEED IS NOT ADDICTIVE. [Re: Data]
#558827 - 05/27/11 10:50 AM (13 years, 9 months ago) |
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A7X said: So I personally think its the person with the problem, not the weed or cigs or chocolate or sex. It all depends on the person. 
I tend to agree with this statement, for the most part...
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agmotes165 said: I kinda agree with you on that...with stuff like weed, cigs, even alcohol and cocaine I have seen certain people do it occasionally with no problems...but I do think that certain hard drugs have a higher tendancy to snag you, regardless of your personality. Like say for instance if you compared my addictive personality to your not-so-addictive personality. Regardless of this, we would both probably be at a higher risk of addiction with harder drugs such as (dare I mention the classic) heroine than we both would with softer drugs like MJ, tobacco, alcohol, etc.
There always seems to be a point as you move up the spectrum of drugs at which it goes from requiring little to no effort to stay away from the substance, to requiring a decent to significant amount of effort to avoid the substance...its just with different people this point will be at a different spot on the spectrum...
peace, agmotes165
I think you really hit the nail on the head here, Agmotes!
Myself, when I worked on a fishing boat in Alaska, I did a LOT of coke to keep up with the long days. But when I stopped working that hella well-paying job (really, dumbest move ever), I pretty much stopped doing coke. Yea, I'll take a line here and there, but my rule is I won't pay for it unless its a REALLY REALLY special occasion. And even then, I don't have the extra cash to spend on that crap. Its gone so quick I gotta have at least a ball for a good night, and I don't have an extra bill fifty to spend on ANYTHING these days! Lmao!
It'd be a way better night to just get a half gram of Molly and be hella high for hours!
I'm glad I've always been able to contol my illegal drug habits, and now I've finally got a reign on my legal one, too! I know its not that easy for others.
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Tank333
Psychotic Hippie



Registered: 08/19/10
Posts: 1,241
Loc: Washington
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Re: WEED IS NOT ADDICTIVE. [Re: Data]
#558840 - 05/27/11 12:32 PM (13 years, 9 months ago) |
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Wow, that's a bad withdrawl! I have had a love/hate relationship with Mt. Dew for years. At one point I was at about 2 2-liter bottles a day, sometimes 3.... these days though I'm so broke I make a 2-liter of Dew last a week...
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Tank333
Psychotic Hippie



Registered: 08/19/10
Posts: 1,241
Loc: Washington
Last seen: 5 years, 2 months
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Naw, nothing that exciting. Actually wasn't even fishing. It was processing. A huge ass factory dropped into an old container ship. 550'+ of rust and fish guts... still worked 12 hours a day during the summer and 16 hours a day during the winter though!
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Tank333
Psychotic Hippie



Registered: 08/19/10
Posts: 1,241
Loc: Washington
Last seen: 5 years, 2 months
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Nice! Yea, processing is definitely NOT for everyone. Its long days of hard, back-breaking work. And never a day off, either. But the fact that you're working anywhere from 85-112+ hours a week means you stack back bank. Its not like you've got the time to go spend it on anything! Lol
I've been wanting to get back on a boat for a while, but the fact that I quit instead of finishing my contract makes it really hard... thought about working the pipeline for a while too, but now that I've got a girl and I'm pretty settled down, moving up there probably wouldn't go over too well. Lol
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