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|    Re: merry xmas thang :) (3/4)    |
|    15 Jan 25 21:36:47    |
      [continued from previous message]              >>>>>>> available, order, pay online and delivered to the front door (in my       >>>>>>> case from Melbourne, 4000km away) in 2 days.       >>>>>>>       >>>>>>> Give it a belt pal. You won't regret it. If that is, you have       >>>>>>> insomnia or something similar and you've seen a quack about it.       >>>>>>>       >>>>>>> My script is for 1 gram per day. 30g per month. That's a lot of       >>>>>>> high       >>>>>>> quality shit. Costing around $280 AUD per 30g. No more dealers       >>>>>>> for       >>>>>>> us.       >>>>>>>       >>>>>>> Cheers, have a great New Year.       >>>>>>       >>>>>> ### - i hear you :) and have seen the adverts for these various       >>>>>> companies       >>>>>> online, the whole thing being a ruse to gradually sneak weed usage       >>>>>> into       >>>>>> society by the backdoor until it's eventually legalised en-mass,       >>>>>> what       >>>>>> they're scared of being a kind of hippy-rebirth, weed/smoke use       >>>>>> giving       >>>>>> rise to yet another alternate philosophy that, just like lucid       >>>>>> dreaming,       >>>>>> doesn't quite jibe with the way society's currently organised... it       >>>>>> is,       >>>>>> however, a promising new industry with the potential to earn       >>>>>> billions!       >>>>>>       >>>>>> they want/need the money! so all we really gots to do is to live       >>>>>> long       >>>>>> enough to see it legalised for recreational use, it's just annoying       >>>>>> that       >>>>>> everything takes so long, have been waiting 30+ years haha ;)       >>>>>       >>>>> Look I'm not a kid anymore. I barely remember my youth. I'm happy       >>>>> to       >>>>> have a pipe, and not much more than a puff or two, at night. I       >>>>> couldn't imagine being stoned on grass all the time, nothing would be       >>>>> worse now at my age. Also, too much water under the bridge which       >>>>> doesn't lead to a real carefree existence all the time, some of the       >>>>> time yes, but not all the time. Stoned on weed is good when the       >>>>> mental burden is light, not when it's heavy.       >>>>>       >>>>> So, to me there isn't any difference now between legal recreational       >>>>> weed and medical weed - it's the same weed, imported from all over       >>>>> the       >>>>> world, not much grown here in Australia, high THC if you want it, not       >>>>> much on the expenditure side either.       >>>>>       >>>>> I've slowed down a lot as I got old(er). Still sharp but far more       >>>>> serious about things. No longer the 1973 hippy with the mushroom       >>>>> jeans on tripping on acid and smoking a lot of pot.       >>>>       >>>> ### - was only being kinda sarcastic re waiting until it's legalised       >>>> etc,       >>>> they've been talking about that nearly forever here in the uk, ever       >>>> since       >>>> it was banned in fact back in 1947 or thereabouts, the uk being one of       >>>> the       >>>> last to make it illegal and only under protest at the time seeing as       >>>> they'd virtually raised a whole empire off the profits of       >>>> importing/exporting dope worldwide (cough-cough, sorry i meant       >>>> 'spices',       >>>> riiight...) ;)       >>>>       >>>> otherwise you and i are very different then in that respect, because       >>>> for       >>>> someone you accused of knowing nada about it altogether i've actually       >>>> smoked it near enough every single day since age 17 or thereabouts       >>>> after       >>>> being introduced to it at college heh (how that happened actually       >>>> being       >>>> a       >>>> great story just in itself, one perhaps for another day...) the only 3       >>>> items i genuinely took away from college being weed, lsd & my first       >>>> real       >>>> girlfriend lol, a year after which i dropped-out altogether and which       >>>> i       >>>> considered was plenty enough education for moi, the rest was rubbish       >>>> ;)       >>>>       >>>> and whereas you kinda look down on weed and from what you say above:       >>>> don't       >>>> think that much of it etc, i'm completely the opposite and see it as       >>>> having been instrumental in shaping not only my whole outlook but also       >>>> my       >>>> later education to a higher degree... kind of like a tv interview i       >>>> saw       >>>> years ago about our controversial channel-4 sending one of their       >>>> indian       >>>> reporters to the indian mela festival, something that takes place       >>>> every       >>>> year in india and then you see all these holy men covered in grey       >>>> ashes       >>>> traveling to it from right across india and beyond, every 33 years       >>>> being       >>>> some kind of special super-mela event having some kind of astrological       >>>> significance to it, the same 33-year event the buddha is reputed to       >>>> have       >>>> attended back in his day and apparently caused quite a stir...       >>>>       >>>> so anyway, they packed this young naive uk-indian guy off to the mela       >>>> to       >>>> go see/report what it's all about, 100's of 1000's of these holy men       >>>> descending/converging on the place like the muslims do at mecca only       >>>> bigger! and this young indian reporter dressed in a dark 3-piece suit       >>>> lol       >>>> and his big channel-4 microphone, is going around asking all these       >>>> holy       >>>> men questions about what it's all about and why it's happening + what       >>>> it       >>>> all means etc etc etc... and at one point asks this typical looking       >>>> dude       >>>> he was interviewing why he was smoking hashish so heavily (everyone in       >>>> the       >>>> tent is literally chuffing-away on chillums and pipes and stuff like       >>>> there's no tomorrow lol) and doesn't all that drug-taking interfere       >>>> with/contradict all his holy man spiritual practices??       >>>>       >>>> and this holy-man dude pauses mid-puff in a cloud of thick smoke,       >>>> looks       >>>> up       >>>> surprised at this reporter, a look of humorous scorn clearly crossing       >>>> his       >>>> face for a moment and almost rolling his eyes, replies: my young man,       >>>> don't be so stupid, don't you 'realise' it was smoking hashish that       >>>> turned       >>>> me INTO a holy man in the first place??? you should try it!       >>>>       >>>> and then he went back to honking heavily on his chillum ahahaha... our       >>>> young reporter looking clearly dazed/shocked, not only from that guy's       >>>> rather surprising remarks but prolly also from all the thick fumes lol       >>>> :)))       >>>>       >>>> get it?       >>>>       >>>> that for 'some' people it's a total lifestyle, one that may or may not       >>>> eventually turn ya's into some kinda holy man hehehe...       >>>>       >>>> go figure ;)       >>>       >>> Smoking pot is so mundane now for me that I need a reason, not just       >>> get stoned, but something along the lines of better sleep, or       >>> elucidation of rational thinking, deeper enjoyment of music, better       >>> enjoyment and appreciation of nature - colour, form, evolution etc;       >>> pondering beginnings, endings, time, space, metaphysics...and so on.       >>>       >>> Or, very very occasionally, just get drunk and stoned and fuck myself       >>> up (within the bounds of a 70 year old body) with music until I totter       >>> off to bed.       >>>       >>> It's just...mundane. The thrill of illegality is gone, partly due to       >>> age partly due to ease of legal acquisition. The effect is well       >>> known, nothing new there experientially. So, it's just a herb with       >>> interesting effects.       >>>       >>> There is no way on this planet I would adopt it now, or even 50 years       >>> ago, as a "total lifestyle". That's for some people as you say but       >>> not for me. But as a permanent part of MY lifestyle, it's there to       >>> stay.       >>>       >>> In a nutshell, I find it enjoyable and I've been smoking it since I       >>> was 16. It's still mundane though.       >>       >> ### - think of people like Howard Marks (Mr Nice) whose whole life       >> revolved around it, the uk's most notorious dealer, who ended-up having       >> a              [continued in next message]              --- SoupGate-DOS v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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