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#102 Jul 10 2010 at 11:28 PM Rating: Good
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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.


Pot leads to POTATO CHIPS

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#103 Jul 11 2010 at 12:59 AM Rating: Good
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Sir Exodus wrote:
Guenny wrote:
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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 ****.


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


Okay, you ******* dopes, I was originally making a comparison of opioids to alcohol, nothing else. What exactly do you think you're trying to pull over on me? I was never trying to compare alcohol to cocaine. Cocaine is a ******* stimulant, alcohol and opiates are depressants. Central nervous system depressants. What we were talking about, when we were bantering about the definition of narcotics up the page.

You are making some seriously stupid posts in this thread, Exo.
#104 Jul 12 2010 at 12:38 AM Rating: Good
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Actually, Guen, I didn't really start replying to anything else in this thread other than the...

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!



...post you made. I made the mistake, which I admitted to, of not considering alcohol a drug/narcotic/whatever.

I was mostly griping about...well...what I quoted...hence...the quoting. Smiley: laugh

Alcohol is socially accepted, alcoholism isn't... Alcohol isn't chemically addictive. Mentally addictive, yes. Just not chemically. Bringing in juvenile drinking doesn't really say anything. That is why I quoted what I did and posted what I did. You argue about the definition of drugs, but exclude cocaine on the grounds of "only talking about depressants!" which has ******* to do with what I quoted in the first place and I could care less about. I did find it amusing, though.

So....yeah. I guess feel free to call my posts stupid, if it makes you feel better. I'd do the same, but I think everyone else has that covered.
#105 Jul 12 2010 at 1:44 AM Rating: Good
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Just keep telling yourself that alcohol isn't chemically addictive and that I was comparing it to cocaine. Neither of these things are true. In the post you quoted, I was still comparing it to opiates. So keep arguing with yourself or whoever you think you are, rallying for this magical alcohol of which you speak.

I'm the stupid one, but you're making me link you to wiki. Do a little ******* research so you're not so ignorant next time.

Alcohol withdrawal syndrome. I'm making this stuff up.
#106 Jul 12 2010 at 4:43 AM Rating: Decent
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Does physical dependency count as chemically addictive? Because alcohol withdrawl can kill a person.
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#107 Jul 12 2010 at 8:49 AM Rating: Excellent
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Exodus wrote:
Alcohol isn't chemically addictive. Mentally addictive, yes. Just not chemically.


Um, yeah, it is.

Physical addiction is most clearly identified by physical symptoms of withdrawal on cessation. Alcohol of all the easily available drugs, including heroin, is the most dangerous to quit cold turkey. If that's not a chemical addiction, I guess I'm confused about what constitutes a chemical addiction.


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#108 Jul 12 2010 at 9:08 AM Rating: Excellent
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Exodus wrote:
Alcohol isn't chemically addictive. Mentally addictive, yes. Just not chemically.


Um, yeah, it is.

Physical addiction is most clearly identified by physical symptoms of withdrawal on cessation. Alcohol of all the easily available drugs, including heroin, is the most dangerous to quit cold turkey. If that's not a chemical addiction, I guess I'm confused about what constitutes a chemical addiction.


Yeah, I told Exo the same thing last page. I'm guessing he's just lapsed from being cuddly, lovable and dumb to being a full-blown fUcking ******. It's a pity, because he was always my favorite gay poster from East of the Mississippi aside from Coddy.

Really though, between this and the other drug thread, it's obvious a lot of folks just devour propaganda. The fact that anyone can rail against pot while others defend alcohol evidences this.

Fact is, drugs aren't the problem, at all. Drugs aren't ruining all these addicts lives, everywhere. Frailty is, insecurity is, a lack of appropriate coping mechanisms are. A lack of honest education is. The drugs just aren't that dangerous without the prerequisite damage that causes one to abuse them.
#109 Jul 12 2010 at 9:59 AM Rating: Excellent
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You never go full ******, man. Everybody knows that.

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#110 Jul 12 2010 at 11:19 AM Rating: Good
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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.

People who really grate on my nerves get the same reaction as the people I enjoy and the people I am indifferent about. I call out stupidity where it is demonstrated. You just happen to pop up more frequently than others.
Guenny wrote:
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!

Juvenile drinking is not one of the leading causes of alcoholism in adults. There is no known cause of alcoholism in adults. Thanks for playing the "Ooh! I can type stupid things!" game. Fortunately your husband is smarter than you are. He can formulate a coherent thought. This is one of the more accurate things I have seen in recent years on the matter:
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Fact is, drugs aren't the problem, at all. Drugs aren't ruining all these addicts lives, everywhere. Frailty is, insecurity is, a lack of appropriate coping mechanisms are. A lack of honest education is. The drugs just aren't that dangerous without the prerequisite damage that causes one to abuse them.


My position is now, and has been as long as I can remember, that the government has no business criminalizing the creation/cultivation, possession or use of "controlled substances". This extends from nicotine to alcohol to marijuana to psychedelics to white drugs, etc., etc. and so forth. The government is not a nanny and has no business criminalizing anything that I can engage in in the privacy of my own home (or elsewhere) without impacting anyone else's rights. Criminalizing a consensual act is nothing more than fear-mongering and playing to the emotions of a moralistic society. The majority of the population should not be denied the ability to engage in harmless actions because a small subset of that population are too weak to cope with life.

Now, all that being said, go wiggle your tits a little and get a bigger tip. Your husband deserves something nice for putting up with what I can only imagine are your inane ramblings at home.
#111 Jul 12 2010 at 11:35 AM Rating: Decent
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The government is not a nanny and has no business criminalizing anything that I can engage in in the privacy of my own home (or elsewhere) without impacting anyone else's rights. Criminalizing a consensual act is nothing more than fear-mongering and playing to the emotions of a moralistic society.


That would be wonderful if it were anywhere remotely near the truth. Me not wearing a seat belt doesn't harm anyone other than myself unless I fly out the windshield like a human missle and kill someone, yet it's criminalized.

All items that have an adverse effect on the human body are watched and controlled to some degree because they all can have an effect on someone else's life. You wouldn't want me doing blow then hop in the car for a liesurely drive down your block where your kids play right?

You may not like it but you're stuck with the same social contract we all are.
#112 Jul 12 2010 at 11:58 AM Rating: Excellent
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That would be wonderful if it were anywhere remotely near the truth. Me not wearing a seat belt doesn't harm anyone other than myself unless I fly out the windshield like a human missle and kill someone, yet it's criminalized.

I challenge you to find evidence that this has ever happened. My guess is that is has happened at least once in the trillions of miles put on cars every year in this world, but I doubt you will find evidence of it. If the rationale you are trying to put forward has any merit, however, you must extend that to driving in general and we must then outlaw the act of driving period, as the potential outcome is injuring someone else. Common sense isn't and you demonstrate that. Kudos.
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All items that have an adverse effect on the human body are watched and controlled to some degree because they all can have an effect on someone else's life. You wouldn't want me doing blow then hop in the car for a liesurely drive down your block where your kids play right?

There is a law against driving under the influence. Why should being under the influence in the first place be criminalized? You're expanding the conversation to places that no sane person would disagree with because you can't refute the premise of the original point without doing so.
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You may not like it but you're stuck with the same social contract we all are.

Ah, I see. So hang it all up and say nothing because we're all in the same boat. Got it.

Stupid is as stupid does, guenny.
#113 Jul 12 2010 at 12:03 PM Rating: Good
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His Excellency MoebiusLord wrote:
Fortunately your husband is smarter than you are


These posts make me wish I had an Smiley: lol smiley.

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Now, all that being said, go wiggle your tits a little and get a bigger tip. Your husband deserves something nice for putting up with what I can only imagine are your inane ramblings at home.


Using Katie's shtick doesn't gain you any points whatsoever. Throwing out the "well, yeah, you shake your tits for money!" tripe is sooo olde. Get your own thing.
#114 Jul 12 2010 at 12:10 PM Rating: Good
Guenny wrote:
These posts make me wish I had an Smiley: lol smiley.

These are the posts that make me wish you had something intelligent to say.
Guenny wrote:
Using Katie's shtick doesn't gain you any points whatsoever. Throwing out the "well, yeah, you shake your tits for money!" tripe is sooo olde. Get your own thing.

I have never seen katie tell anyone to shake their tits. Whatever she got away with in my absence when you showed up I'll take as the sincerest form of flattery.
#115 Jul 12 2010 at 12:16 PM Rating: Decent
His Excellency MoebiusLord wrote:
I challenge you to find evidence that this has ever happened. My guess is that is has happened at least once in the trillions of miles put on cars every year in this world, but I doubt you will find evidence of it. If the rationale you are trying to put forward has any merit, however, you must extend that to driving in general and we must then outlaw the act of driving period, as the potential outcome is injuring someone else. Common sense isn't and you demonstrate that. Kudos.


Way to miss the point numbnuts. Not wearing a seat belt doesn't hurt anyone but yourself yet it's still against the law. Get it?

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There is a law against driving under the influence. Why should being under the influence in the first place be criminalized? You're expanding the conversation to places that no sane person would disagree with because you can't refute the premise of the original point without doing so.


I wouldn't have to expand anything if you would reign in your weirdly egotistical ******** you spout all over the place.

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Ah, I see. So hang it all up and say nothing because we're all in the same boat. Got it.


I wish some of the boats would sink a little faster.
#116 Jul 12 2010 at 12:21 PM Rating: Good
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His Excellency MoebiusLord wrote:
Guenny wrote:
These posts make me wish I had an Smiley: lol smiley.

These are the posts that make me wish you had something intelligent to say.


Poor Moe.

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Guenny wrote:
Using Katie's shtick doesn't gain you any points whatsoever. Throwing out the "well, yeah, you shake your tits for money!" tripe is sooo olde. Get your own thing.

I have never seen katie tell anyone to shake their tits. Whatever she got away with in my absence when you showed up I'll take as the sincerest form of flattery.


It was Katie's classic line to always finish her degradation of me to say something along the lines of exploiting myself for money by table dancing. If you want to be proud of taking the lowest of roads, thumbs up to you, man. If my job is the only ammo you repetitively use, it's a little pathetic, and like I said, redundant of the lowest of the lifeforms to ever grace this message board.

I mean, honestly, I don't care if everyone thinks I'm stripper with an IQ of about 95. I'm just glad you all think I'm so surpassed by my beauty to contain anything in my brain. We all know that looks are what define a woman's capabilities, anyway.
#117 Jul 12 2010 at 12:33 PM Rating: Excellent
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Way to miss the point numbnuts. Not wearing a seat belt doesn't hurt anyone but yourself yet it's still against the law. Get it?

So, you try to refute my post about the absurdity of criminalizing acts that don't hurt anyone else with a criminalized act that hurts no one but the participant and I'm the one missing the point?

/boggle
Kaelesh wrote:
I wouldn't have to expand anything if you would reign in your weirdly egotistical bullsh*t you spout all over the place.

Yeah, you likely would given how wildly off the mark your responses are.
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Ah, I see. So hang it all up and say nothing because we're all in the same boat. Got it.
I wish some of the boats would sink a little faster.

Bad plays on words are bad.
#118 Jul 12 2010 at 12:34 PM Rating: Good
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Your husband deserves something nice for putting up with what I can only imagine are your inane ramblings at home.


Perhaps you've forgotten that her husband is BT.
#119 Jul 12 2010 at 12:37 PM Rating: Good
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Way to miss the point numbnuts. Not wearing a seat belt doesn't hurt anyone but yourself yet it's still against the law. Get it?
And it shouldn't be for exactly the same reason.
#120 Jul 12 2010 at 12:39 PM Rating: Excellent
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Drug laws, seatbelt laws, etc. are laws because someone, some where is making money off this stuff being illegal.

Also, I'm against these kinds of laws. Might bring about some much needed Darwinism.

Also also, this thread makes me want a pina colada.
#121 Jul 12 2010 at 12:51 PM Rating: Good
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It was Katie's classic line to always finish her degradation of me to say something along the lines of exploiting myself for money by table dancing. If you want to be proud of taking the lowest of roads, thumbs up to you, man. If my job is the only ammo you repetitively use, it's a little pathetic, and like I said, redundant of the lowest of the lifeforms to ever grace this message board.

I mean, honestly, I don't care if everyone thinks I'm stripper with an IQ of about 95. I'm just glad you all think I'm so surpassed by my beauty to contain anything in my brain. We all know that looks are what define a woman's capabilities, anyway.

Silly me. I thought you were a waitress. You being a stripper never even crossed my mind. I just happen to know, from personal experience in the industry and as a customer, that tits are a waitress's most often employed tools for tip increase.

As I've said before, you give me all the ammo I need to call you stupid with your writing. I can recall several cases recently where it's come up and it's always been something you've said directly. If you want to blame it on your IQ and your job, by all means, go right ahead.
#122 Jul 12 2010 at 12:52 PM Rating: Good
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Drug laws, seatbelt laws, etc. are laws because someone, some where is making money off this stuff being illegal.

Also, I'm against these kinds of laws. Might bring about some much needed Darwinism.

Also also, this thread makes me want a pina colada.

Also also also, the thought of you with a few drinks in you makes me want a hummer.
#123 Jul 12 2010 at 1:03 PM Rating: Decent
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His Excellency MoebiusLord wrote:
Guenny wrote:
It was Katie's classic line to always finish her degradation of me to say something along the lines of exploiting myself for money by table dancing. If you want to be proud of taking the lowest of roads, thumbs up to you, man. If my job is the only ammo you repetitively use, it's a little pathetic, and like I said, redundant of the lowest of the lifeforms to ever grace this message board.

I mean, honestly, I don't care if everyone thinks I'm stripper with an IQ of about 95. I'm just glad you all think I'm so surpassed by my beauty to contain anything in my brain. We all know that looks are what define a woman's capabilities, anyway.

Silly me. I thought you were a waitress. You being a stripper never even crossed my mind. I just happen to know, from personal experience in the industry and as a customer, that tits are a waitress's most often employed tools for tip increase.

As I've said before, you give me all the ammo I need to call you stupid with your writing. I can recall several cases recently where it's come up and it's always been something you've said directly. If you want to blame it on your IQ and your job, by all means, go right ahead.


I'm glad when Moe and I can come to an understanding. My tits are good, but unfortunately my uniform does nothing to accentuate that, so I happen to miss out on that "perk". I still manage to pull in over $30/hr, which I imagine is more than at least half the people here, and considering I lack my cleavage as a tool, I must be doing something else right.

But you're right, Moe. Just keep up your naivete and misogyny and it will never lead you astray.
#124 Jul 12 2010 at 1:22 PM Rating: Decent
It's true. She does have a smaller chest than you would imagine.
#125 Jul 12 2010 at 1:29 PM Rating: Decent
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Jesus, you two. Just fuck and get it over with.
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#126 Jul 12 2010 at 1:32 PM Rating: Good
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Kaelesh wrote:
It's true. She does have a smaller chest than you would imagine.


I go out of my way to minimize my chest, most of the time, actually, because contrary to popular belief, I'm not a slutty attention *****. And cleavage = men drooling = no thank you.
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