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Posted

learn to delete quotes... it's not hard...

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you know what wasnt hard keif, when sh*t just farking worked and I didnt have to listen to your bullsh*t reasons as to why it is everybody or everything else fault... its the tapa api, its your fkn inability to quote a post correctly.

Fark off lol

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I miss not having to check who I'm logged into the forum as...

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Posted

Really?

 

I've been Puff, Ralph, Hawlass and someone with a reddish avatar tonight.

 

Someone posted as me yesterday.

 

Am booked into a shrink next week for multiple personality disorder.

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2 hours ago, barnz said:

However, its a drug, its addictive, its expensive, it wont kill you, it wont even ruin your life. It will consumr a huge part of it though, recources mostly, be it your capacity to think, make decisions or financially. It will get you. 

 

very honest and very true barnz.

I was also a pot smoker.

not a weekend warrior, but a habitual smoker (tobacco as well)

When I had it I was smoking it, when my supply was dwindling or finished I was out buying it.

I never really saw the effects it had on my life until I gave it up.

Mood swings and anger were the most noticeable things looking back.

 

when THC was finally gone from my body, I remember going for a ride on my motorcycle one morning.

The clarity of thought was amazing and it seemed even my vision was better.

It was like a fuzzy cloud had been lifted from my brain

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Posted

exactly what im longing for these days mate, clarity I guess...



im wont be seeking atonement though [emoji6]
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15 minutes ago, bloodycrashboy said:

very honest and very true barnz.

 

 

In Vic yet?

 

(am tipping not - otherwise we would have had a WPMO post)

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Jeez mate you've been smoking it for half of your life. 

 

Be prepared to lose friends when you quit and don't be afraid to put your foot down, appropriately of course, if people tell you, "just chill out kuunt, have a bong". Those are the people that you gotta black list. It might be everyone you know. 

 

You will have everything back that you lost from smoking but it is a massive change.

 

Do it. It will be worth it. Then post pics of your 600rwkw car in a couple of years! 

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