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#77 Jul 09 2010 at 3:20 PM Rating: Decent
mojivo,

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uneducated hick


My college cost more than yours. Smiley: grin

and I prefer the term hillbilly thank you very much.
#78 Jul 09 2010 at 3:26 PM Rating: Decent
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Really? And what pretentious yet ultimately futile school did daddy pay for you go to? For that matter, what school do I go to?
#79 Jul 09 2010 at 3:31 PM Rating: Decent
Mojivo,

Actually scholarships, (education) grants and loans paid my way. I don't know what school you go to; I just know mine was better Smiley: grin




#80 Jul 09 2010 at 3:32 PM Rating: Decent
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Yeah, I bet University of Tennessee has a fantastic system going on. (No offense to Belkira if it applies.)
#81 Jul 09 2010 at 4:40 PM Rating: Good
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Majivo wrote:
Yeah, I bet University of Tennessee has a fantastic system going on. (No offense to Belkira if it applies.)


I was here first!!

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#82 Jul 09 2010 at 4:45 PM Rating: Good
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I was here first!!

And apparently went to the University of Tennessee...
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#83 Jul 09 2010 at 11:58 PM Rating: Good
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His Excellency MoebiusLord wrote:
Guenny wrote:
His Excellency MoebiusLord wrote:
Guenny wrote:
So, since alcohol [...] is high addictive

Heroine is highly addictive. Alcohol is a substance that can be consumed with no ill effects in moderation by all but a small fraction of the population. Say less stupid things.


We were talking about opioids, not just heroin, you illiterate ******. Cutting out 95% of my post doesn't make me look stupid and you look smart.

You're right. Not much that I do makes you look stupid. You take care of that all by yourself. Your post deals with alcohol you dozy c'unt. Your post says something completely in character and absolutely retarded. I corrected you. It might be ok to say stupid things with a tray full of chicken wings while you bounce around the local backwoods ****** tonk but since none of us can see your *** cheeks hanging out of the running shorts we actually notice.

Since a third of your rationale is complete bull sh;t, let's look at your post in it's logical extension...
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So, since oxygen is a central-nervous system suppressant and an analgesic, I think it should be classified as a narcotic as well.

I hope your tits don't sag because you're not bright enough to get by on anything but looks.


Man, I sure grate on your nerves. That's awesome. I'm sorry I don't spend all my intellectual thoughts posting and engaging you Moe, I don't know how many times I have to apologize about that before you stop getting your panties in a twist.
#84 Jul 10 2010 at 9:22 AM Rating: Excellent
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Guenny wrote:
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Legally, a narcotic is an opiate or opoid. Pot doesn't qualify.



So, since alcohol is a central-nervous system suppressant, an analgesic, and also is high addictive, I think it should be classified as a narcotic as well.


psychological addiction != chemical addiction

#85 Jul 10 2010 at 9:28 AM Rating: Excellent
Sir Exodus wrote:
Guenny wrote:
Samira wrote:
Legally, a narcotic is an opiate or opoid. Pot doesn't qualify.



So, since alcohol is a central-nervous system suppressant, an analgesic, and also is high addictive, I think it should be classified as a narcotic as well.


psychological addiction != chemical addiction



You know people die when they stop drinking, right? I mean, some people. The psychologically addicted mostly, I bet.
#86 Jul 10 2010 at 9:31 AM Rating: Decent
No i wouldn't... when i used to deal my dad found out and didn't call the cops.
#87 Jul 10 2010 at 9:50 AM Rating: Good
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Do some of you people really not think of alcohol as a drug? It's a mind and body altering drug, and a poison. Nothing I've ever taken has made me as sick as alcohol would on a semi-regular basis. I don't deny that some of you may merely be "psychologically dependent" on alcohol, but the ignorance about alcohol that is displayed as a whole by society is disgusting to me. It's "socially" accepted, and legal, so it's okay, right? What happens when instead of taking one of the vicodin my doctor prescribed me for a headache, I take two, because I want to feel numb? How is that different than getting sloppy off of 6 drinks when you told yourself you were gonna only have 3?

And also, Moe, since you're uninformed, juvenile drinking is one of the leading causes of alcoholism in adults. Oh, but wait, alcohol isn't addictive... so I must just be making up these words. Alcoholics don't exist, except apparently in the realm of leprechauns and succubi. Drug addicts, however, are on your street corner, ready to get your kid high and sell him illegal plants!
#88 Jul 10 2010 at 9:53 AM Rating: Excellent
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Barkingturtle wrote:
Sir Exodus wrote:
Guenny wrote:
Samira wrote:
Legally, a narcotic is an opiate or opoid. Pot doesn't qualify.



So, since alcohol is a central-nervous system suppressant, an analgesic, and also is high addictive, I think it should be classified as a narcotic as well.


psychological addiction != chemical addiction



You know people die when they stop drinking, right? I mean, some people. The psychologically addicted mostly, I bet.


They deserved it. Smiley: mad
#89 Jul 10 2010 at 10:02 AM Rating: Excellent
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Guenny wrote:
Do some of you people really not think of alcohol as a drug? It's a mind and body altering drug, and a poison. Nothing I've ever taken has made me as sick as alcohol would on a semi-regular basis. I don't deny that some of you may merely be "psychologically dependent" on alcohol, but the ignorance about alcohol that is displayed as a whole by society is disgusting to me. It's "socially" accepted, and legal, so it's okay, right? What happens when instead of taking one of the vicodin my doctor prescribed me for a headache, I take two, because I want to feel numb? How is that different than getting sloppy off of 6 drinks when you told yourself you were gonna only have 3?

And also, Moe, since you're uninformed, juvenile drinking is one of the leading causes of alcoholism in adults. Oh, but wait, alcohol isn't addictive... so I must just be making up these words. Alcoholics don't exist, except apparently in the realm of leprechauns and succubi. Drug addicts, however, are on your street corner, ready to get your kid high and sell him illegal plants!


What's socially accepted is drinking in moderation, not alcoholism. Simply because some people are dumb f'ucks, doesn't make it a drug. You taking two vicodins instead of one is no different than someone drinking until they hit the floor...both are stupid. Both are also of free will; the booze/vicodin didn't urge you to take more, you made that choice yourself.

Juvenile drinking is because most kids wanna do what they aren't supposed to cause it's cool. They drink because they aren't 21. Some kids don't go passed moderate drinking, others will drink themselves into degrading Facebook pictures.

I just consider it a modernized form of natural selection.

Let's just pretend that drug line isn't there. kthnx Smiley: laugh

Edited, Jul 10th 2010 1:15pm by Exodus
#90 Jul 10 2010 at 10:23 AM Rating: Good
Sir Exodus wrote:
What's socially accepted is drinking in moderation, not alcoholism. Simply because some people are dumb f'ucks, doesn't make it a drug.


No, because that would be incredibly stupid. It's a drug because it falls under any meaningful definition of the word, just like caffeine.
#91 Jul 10 2010 at 11:14 AM Rating: Excellent
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Kavekk the Ludicrous wrote:
Sir Exodus wrote:
What's socially accepted is drinking in moderation, not alcoholism. Simply because some people are dumb f'ucks, doesn't make it a drug.


No, because that would be incredibly stupid. It's a drug because it falls under any meaningful definition of the word, just like caffeine.


Ah, well. Ok, you got me there. Honestly, when I wrote "drug" I was still thinking along the lines of chemical addiction. So, yeah. You're right. Smiley: smile

#92 Jul 10 2010 at 11:29 AM Rating: Excellent
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Sir Exodus wrote:
Guenny wrote:
Do some of you people really not think of alcohol as a drug? It's a mind and body altering drug, and a poison. Nothing I've ever taken has made me as sick as alcohol would on a semi-regular basis. I don't deny that some of you may merely be "psychologically dependent" on alcohol, but the ignorance about alcohol that is displayed as a whole by society is disgusting to me. It's "socially" accepted, and legal, so it's okay, right? What happens when instead of taking one of the vicodin my doctor prescribed me for a headache, I take two, because I want to feel numb? How is that different than getting sloppy off of 6 drinks when you told yourself you were gonna only have 3?

And also, Moe, since you're uninformed, juvenile drinking is one of the leading causes of alcoholism in adults. Oh, but wait, alcohol isn't addictive... so I must just be making up these words. Alcoholics don't exist, except apparently in the realm of leprechauns and succubi. Drug addicts, however, are on your street corner, ready to get your kid high and sell him illegal plants!


What's socially accepted is drinking in moderation, not alcoholism. Simply because some people are dumb f'ucks, doesn't make it a drug. You taking two vicodins instead of one is no different than someone drinking until they hit the floor...both are stupid. Both are also of free will; the booze/vicodin didn't urge you to take more, you made that choice yourself.


Yet both have highly addictive properties, and are harmful to the body, and, oh yeah, alter your perception, cognition, and behavior. Plus, vicodin is just cheap, synthesized opium. It doesn't take much for something to be classified as a drug, and the fact that you are defending that alcohol of all things isn't, proves you to be the dumb f*ck here.

Editing again, because now that I read Exo's post, he still denies that alcohol (and apparently caffeine) have no chemical dependency. What planet are you living on? Acetaminophen is something that is classified as a "drug" and has no chemical dependency. Caffeine and alcohol definitely do.

Edited, Jul 10th 2010 12:45pm by Guenny
#93 Jul 10 2010 at 2:01 PM Rating: Default
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Drinking 3 beers a weeks will not make me an addict and i could quite easily continue to do so for the rest of my life with no ill effects, it would also not cause me any ill effects if i where to stop overnight.

taking three shots of cocaine a week on the other hand would escalate and ultimately lead to a addict for almost anyone and would ccause serious ill effects going cold turkey even if the qty was not increased.

Thats the difference you retarded ****.
#94 Jul 10 2010 at 2:15 PM Rating: Good
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tarv wrote:
Drinking 3 beers a weeks will not make me an addict and i could quite easily continue to do so for the rest of my life with no ill effects, it would also not cause me any ill effects if i where to stop overnight.

taking three shots of cocaine a week on the other hand would escalate and ultimately lead to a addict for almost anyone and would ccause serious ill effects going cold turkey even if the qty was not increased.

Thats the difference you retarded ****.


Oh, we're talking about cocaine now? Lovely. Do go on.
#95 Jul 10 2010 at 2:22 PM Rating: Good
Honestly, doing three lines a week isn't going to negatively impact your life any more than three beers unless you're doing those lines off the peach-fuzzy *** of a thirteen year-old hooker.
#96 Jul 10 2010 at 2:38 PM Rating: Decent
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tarv wrote:
Drinking 3 beers a weeks will not make me an addict and i could quite easily continue to do so for the rest of my life with no ill effects, it would also not cause me any ill effects if i where to stop overnight.

taking three shots of cocaine a week on the other hand would escalate and ultimately lead to a addict for almost anyone and would ccause serious ill effects going cold turkey even if the qty was not increased.

Thats the difference you retarded ****.

We could pick other completely arbitrary numbers and twist it around the other way, too. It isn't going to prove much.
#97 Jul 10 2010 at 2:50 PM Rating: Good
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Kastigir wrote:
Madenue wrote:
I was here first!!

And apparently went to the University of Tennessee...


Nope. But if you're not a fan of at least the football team around here, they lynch you.
#98 Jul 10 2010 at 3:51 PM Rating: Decent
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no way I'd let them deal out of our house because ultimately, as an adult I'm responsible for it.


That and the authorities could then legally seize your home and property therein.

Idk. This all sounds like yet another issue that could have been solved by the judicious use of a belt, wooden spoon, or other "effective" means of chastisement earlier in life. Kids now have it way too easy, and don't think their actions have any consequences - to the point of laughing at the legal repercussions, because you (as their parents) are responsible for making restitution.
#99 Jul 10 2010 at 5:44 PM Rating: Excellent
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tarv wrote:
Drinking 3 beers a weeks will not make me an addict and i could quite easily continue to do so for the rest of my life with no ill effects, it would also not cause me any ill effects if i where to stop overnight.

taking three shots of cocaine a week on the other hand would escalate and ultimately lead to a addict for almost anyone and would ccause serious ill effects going cold turkey even if the qty was not increased.

Thats the difference you retarded ****.


How's it going to escalate if the quantity is not increased?

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#100 Jul 10 2010 at 6:02 PM Rating: Good
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Guenny wrote:
tarv wrote:
Drinking 3 beers a weeks will not make me an addict and i could quite easily continue to do so for the rest of my life with no ill effects, it would also not cause me any ill effects if i where to stop overnight.

taking three shots of cocaine a week on the other hand would escalate and ultimately lead to a addict for almost anyone and would ccause serious ill effects going cold turkey even if the qty was not increased.

Thats the difference you retarded ****.


Oh, we're talking about cocaine now? Lovely. Do go on.


You mean you excluded cocaine on a topic of chemical addictions yet burn me for excluding caffeine and alcohol? Smiley: laughSmiley: laugh

Seriously, do go on. Smiley: laugh
#101 Jul 10 2010 at 8:55 PM Rating: Decent
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Absolutely yes.

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The mother left the house saying that the father turned against the family


I'd say the kid did a better job of doing that than the father did.

Damage was already done; the mother needs to grow some balls and face facts.

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I wouldn't have confronted the child about pot; I'm pro-legalization.


Regardless of how you happen to feel about it, it is against the law, and kids deserve to be spoken to about these kinds of things. Unless of course, you don't mind your kid possibly getting caught and arrested or anything.

Not to mention the fact that, as someone else mentioned, someone having pot can very well be a sign of more dire circumstances involved that you may not know about.
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