Pot has ruined my beggining of a teenage life.Nowadays, im practically alone

Is this a man a loser? A wizard can't be a loser.

[QUOTE="Jandurin"][QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"] But let me ask you this, you think the guys, which the TC speaks of, who goes hiding in their garage to smoke pot in the middle of the day are winners of society?Dark-Sithious

So you would be happy if your son smoked or drank alchohol in the middle of the day, then coming home and being completly wasted/stoned?

Either way, even if you're a teenager smoking pot is an idiotic activity, and you could get addicted to the feeling of being high/stoned. Waste of monies, time, and it'll increase the chances of getting cancer.

If you want a great feeling, why not go to the gym? It also releases endorphines and it's healthy for you. You'll feel better, look better and that feeling won't go away just after a few hours.

[QUOTE="3picuri3"][QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"]

It's addictive because the feeling it creates, learn to read, it is all stated above

Dark-Sithious

If that's what you call physical addiction I admit defeat, but I would call pot addictive in the same sense as alcohol, but to a lesser extent.

[QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"]

[QUOTE="Jandurin"] No, I think they're teenagers. What do you do for fun, anyway? I see you're against additives.Jandurin

So you would be happy if your son smoked or drank alchohol in the middle of the day, then coming home and being completly wasted/stoned?

Either way, even if you're a teenager smoking pot is an idiotic activity, and you could get addicted to the feeling of being high/stoned. Waste of monies, time, and it'll increase the chances of getting cancer.

If you want a great feeling, why not go to the gym? It also releases endorphines and it's healthy for you. You'll feel better, look better and that feeling won't go away just after a few hours.

Well, as insinuated by the post above I really enjoy physical activities, alone, or with friends and enjoying nature with all the activities that includes. I also enjoy the occasional party which ofc leads to me getting wasted. Watching winter sports, movies, computer stuff, the usual hanging with friends, and so on.

Ofc I see that this is a set up for you saying practicing a certain activity makes me a loser, as smoking pot could be described as an activity in the similar sense. But just meh.

Ofc I see that this is a set up for you saying practicing a certain activity makes me a loser, as smoking pot could be described as an activity in the similar sense. But just meh.

Dark-Sithious

[QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"]

Ofc I see that this is a set up for you saying practicing a certain activity makes me a loser, as smoking pot could be described as an activity in the similar sense. But just meh.

Jandurin

Hmm, I don't see how you can't have the same opinion as me, considering the scientific fact, that I'm always right.

I smoke and most of my friends moved away or are always working.

So I imagine it wasnt me smoking that made them pick these decisions.

[QUOTE="Jandurin"][QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"]

Ofc I see that this is a set up for you saying practicing a certain activity makes me a loser, as smoking pot could be described as an activity in the similar sense. But just meh.

Dark-Sithious

Hmm, I don't see how you can't have the same opinion as me, considering the scientific fact, that I'm always right.

Either way, regardless of my conservative views on narcotics, I still find it disturbing how you all seem to attack the TC solely based on your personal preference of pot.

He told a story about his experience with pot use or abuse, and it's quite frankly pathetic that you attack him, to justify your own standpoint or use of this drug. Ofc I just skimmed the surface of this thread so I might be wrong.

Oh and yes, I attacked pot users being down right rude, but that was intentional and had logical reasons, while you responded in an emotional fashion.

*gives my self a pat for being totally unreasonable*

Either way, regardless of my conservative views on narcotics, I still find it disturbing how you all seem to attack the TC solely based on your personal preference of pot.

He told a story about his experience with pot use or abuse, and it's quite frankly pathetic that you attack him, to justify your own standpoint or use of this drug. Ofc I just skimmed the surface of this thread so I might be wrong.

Oh and yes, I attacked pot users being down right rude, but that was intentional and had logical reasons, while you responded in an emotional fashion.

*gives my self a pat for being totally unreasonable*

Dark-Sithious

[QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"][QUOTE="Jandurin"] No, I was just curious. Your opinion may be wrong, but it's your opinion. I'm not going to pretend I have the same opinion as you about what you do when I don't agree with your opinion in the first place. That would be disingenuous! :lol:warbmxjohn

Hmm, I don't see how you can't have the same opinion as me, considering the scientific fact, that I'm always right.

Making up definitions? How outrageous.

Studies do show however that marijuana does create withdrawel symptoms, and that is what you determine to be physically addictive?

[QUOTE="foxhound_fox"]Pot isn't physically addictive. So its not the drugs fault.Dark-Sithious

Alcohol is not addictive either, but the feeling it creates is, same with pot.

The thing about pot is, smoking it at work, or in the middle of a day, is the same as drinking alcohol, but worse still, as you unlike alcholic drinks, it doesn't taste good. So it can't be compared with having a beer with a ball game, so, if you smoke pot, you're a loser.Dark-Sithious

[QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"]

Either way, regardless of my conservative views on narcotics, I still find it disturbing how you all seem to attack the TC solely based on your personal preference of pot.

He told a story about his experience with pot use or abuse, and it's quite frankly pathetic that you attack him, to justify your own standpoint or use of this drug. Ofc I just skimmed the surface of this thread so I might be wrong.

Oh and yes, I attacked pot users being down right rude, but that was intentional and had logical reasons, while you responded in an emotional fashion.

*gives my self a pat for being totally unreasonable*

Jandurin

Obviously judging from the story, pot is to blame for the changed behaviour patterns, well, more correctly, them taking pot is to blame, but still.

TL; DR. Oh and to remind you: you took pot; it didn't take you.super_mario_128

Studies do show however that marijuana does create withdrawel symptoms, and that is what you determine to be physically addictive?

Dark-Sithious

[QUOTE="super_mario_128"]TL; DR. Oh and to remind you: you took pot; it didn't take you.Jandurin

[QUOTE="super_mario_128"]TL; DR. Oh and to remind you: you took pot; it didn't take you.Jandurin

[QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"]

[QUOTE="foxhound_fox"]

Alcohol is not addictive either, but the feeling it creates is, same with pot.

warbmxjohn

The thing about pot is, smoking it at work, or in the middle of a day, is the same as drinking alcohol, but worse still, as you unlike alcholic drinks, it doesn't taste good. So it can't be compared with having a beer with a ball game, so, if you smoke pot, you're a loser.Dark-Sithious

I still stand by my point.

Obviously judging from the story, pot is to blame for the changed behaviour patterns, well, more correctly, them taking pot is to blame, but still.

Dark-Sithious

that stuff is worse for you than most people realize. you'll eventually get residue in your lungs and do nothing but cough. dissonantblack

It didn't take him though, ergo your argument is invalid. :|super_mario_128

[QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"]

Studies do show however that marijuana does create withdrawel symptoms, and that is what you determine to be physically addictive?

Jandurin

Right, so their brains aren't working when inhaling marij? That's a strong argument for pot.

Even so, I put more faith in official studies. And I still think pot is in the same addiction category as alcohol.

I still stand by my point.

Dark-Sithious

Only I may use the word ergo!Jandurin

[QUOTE="Jandurin"][QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"]

Studies do show however that marijuana does create withdrawel symptoms, and that is what you determine to be physically addictive?

Dark-Sithious

Right, so their brains aren't working when inhaling marij? That's a strong argument for pot.

Even so, I put more faith in official studies. And I still think pot is in the same addiction category as alcohol.

Pretty much any drug in excess will screw you over. In moderation, just like alcohol, you can have a fun and harmless time using marijuana. But once you make it a habit, you can become mentally addicted to it.

I think part of the problem is you though. You are too judgemental of people who smoke weed. Try not being so judging and you'll see your social life bright up.

Or you could try weed yourself, but honestly I wouldn't want anyone to try weed until at least their senior year in High School.

Right, so their brains aren't working when inhaling marij? That's a strong argument for pot.

Dark-Sithious

Potheads are a laughing stock . Me and the Blockbuster employee were laughing at a pothead who was in line in front of me the other day. He reeked of weed, could barely keep his eyes open, and didn't have the motivation to return his rental to the right store. Apparently it was too far away. The BB guy said he went to high school with him and some things never change. We laugh at the smell and I left.

Potheads are a laughing stock . Me and the Blockbuster employee were laughing at a pothead who was in line in front of me the other day. He reeked of weed, could barely keeps his eyes open, and didn't have the motivation to return his rental to the right store. Apparently it was too far away. The BB guy said he went to high school with him and some things never change. We laugh at the smell and I left.

greeneye59

[QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"][QUOTE="Jandurin"] withdrawal symptoms like irritability and anxiety. Because their BRAINS ARE WORKING AGAIN. Those aren't real. They're just not high and they forgot what it was like to be able to think and form conclusions easily.warbmxjohn

Right, so their brains aren't working when inhaling marij? That's a strong argument for pot.

Even so, I put more faith in official studies. And I still think pot is in the same addiction category as alcohol.

As I've said before, pot is less addictive than alcohol, and the level of addiction is not what I meant with addiction category

Just to add something: Driving under the influence of pot is more dangerous than under the influence of alcohol.Nifty_Shark

Just to add something: Driving under the influence of pot is more dangerous than under the influence of alcohol.Nifty_Shark

Just to add something: Driving under the influence of pot is more dangerous than under the influence of alcohol.Nifty_Shark

[QUOTE="Nifty_Shark"]Just to add something: Driving under the influence of pot is more dangerous than under the influence of alcohol.gobo212

Nope. I was just curious how people would react:D

ving

[QUOTE="Nifty_Shark"]Just to add something: Driving under the influence of pot is more dangerous than under the influence of alcohol.Jandurin

Yeah, driving under the influence of Marijuana is less dangerous than that of alcohol. Still, it is an impairment of judgement, so driving after smoking isn't particularly safe.

[QUOTE="gobo212"][QUOTE="Nifty_Shark"]Just to add something: Driving under the influence of pot is more dangerous than under the influence of alcohol.Nifty_Shark

Nope. I was just curious how people would react:D

so driving after smoking isn't particularly safe.

Dark-Sithious

Just to add something: Driving under the influence of pot is more dangerous than under the influence of alcohol.Nifty_Shark

ving[QUOTE="Jandurin"][QUOTE="Nifty_Shark"]Just to add something: Driving under the influence of pot is more dangerous than under the influence of alcohol.Dark-Sithious

Yeah, driving under the influence of Marijuana is less dangerous than that of alcohol. Still, it is an impairment of judgement, so driving after smoking isn't particularly safe.

I would bet it is less dangerous than driving in a bad mood or even while mad.

[QUOTE="gobo212"][QUOTE="Nifty_Shark"]Just to add something: Driving under the influence of pot is more dangerous than under the influence of alcohol.Nifty_Shark

Nope. I was just curious how people would react:D

[QUOTE="Dark-Sithious"]

so driving after smoking isn't particularly safe.

Jandurin

No jokes! :evil:

I'm in a hatefull mood, as I hate pot heads. And no, it's not projection.

No jokes! :evil:

I'm in a hatefull mood, as I hate pot heads. And no, it's not projection.

Dark-Sithious