[QUOTE="BiancaDK"]Dont smoke pot / get high. Bad advice is bad. When the smoke clears, nothing has changed for the better. Getting high; trying to escape your worries/problems -- it will only work as a catalyst, creating new problems or bolstering the problems you are already dealing with. This is exactly how people develop chronic alcohol and drug addictions. Do yourself a favour and start putting things in perspective. If you really regard your worries as pitiful/stupid; in short -- not worth dealing with or attempting to resolve, you need to add perspective. Go find some points of relation.DigitalExile
You are so accutely ignorant, it is almost cute.
Would you like to explain why?
Drug users dont even begin to understand your pious logic. They use because they have to. They are not concerned with right or wrong, they are concerned with what works for them, and you do not work for them, or your holier-than-thou ideology.
Dont smoke pot / get high. Bad advice is bad. When the smoke clears, nothing has changed for the better. Getting high; trying to escape your worries/problems -- it will only work as a catalyst, creating new problems or bolstering the problems you are already dealing with. This is exactly how people develop chronic alcohol and drug addictions. Do yourself a favour and start putting things in perspective. If you really regard your worries as pitiful/stupid; in short -- not worth dealing with or attempting to resolve, you need to add perspective. Go find some points of relation.BiancaDK
Having all of you teeth pulled, bleach poured in your mouth..lips sewn shut or eating a five gallon bucket full of fresh horse **** with your hands tied behind your back? Think about it for a minute... I know its weird but its just one of the many questions brought up at work today.
AlpineStar88
Bleach poured in your mouth is common to many tooth whitening procedures, wisdom teeth pulled is common to many kids who eat too much trash, lips being sewn shut should be practiced more often, eating horse **** has some nutritive value, though there is also the potential for septic infection...that's a tough one...
"The Drugs Dont Work" and "Sonnet" are my favourite songs by ´em.
My mom (It´s herfavourite band)introduced me to The Verve when i was around 13-14 years old, around the time where Urban Hymns hit the streets, and it was love at first listen. :3
BiancaDK
There's love if you want it, don't sound like no sonnet, my lord...beautiful...
The Verve are one of the greatest British bands of all time. Richard Ashcroft solo efforts were a mixed bag, and the album Forth seems like a stale burnt offering at best.
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