Monthly Archives: February 2010

Im not saying meth and cocaine should be illegal, but I was addicted to meth and cocaine and beat both those addictions, yay for me,lol so don’t congratulate me on that, but the two drugs that kills more people than anything else are legal, explain that one to me.
ohand I forgot you can’t say cuz of the tax profit the government makes off of them cuz thats the obvious answer. What other reasons
ohand I forgot you can’t say cuz of the tax profit the government makes off of them cuz thats the obvious answer. What other reasons

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I have (or had) a friend who recently has been using cocaine. I’ve definitely seen a change in his personality. He is ADD, a bit narcissistic and constantly craves to be the center of attention. Now those traits have gotten a lot worse to the point where I can’t stand hanging out with him anymore. I miss my friend the way he used to be… can anyone relate to this?

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I have (or had) a friend who recently has been using cocaine. I’ve definitely seen a change in his personality. He is ADD, a bit narcissistic and constantly craves to be the center of attention. Now those traits have gotten a lot worse to the point where I can’t stand hanging out with him anymore. I miss my friend the way he used to be… can anyone relate to this?

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Contrary to popular belief, drugs are not for stupid people. Stupid people are the reason that recreational substances cause such a problem in society.

If used responsibly, drugs can bring about new insights, and positive life changes, or can be used to just sit back and relax after a hard day’s work. They can leave you with a better, and renewed appreciation of life. (This is usually the work of psychedelics) Keep in mind that responsible drug use is just that: responsible. Using certain drugs with high addiction potential, like cocaine, crack, heroin, and methamphetamine to name a few, is not responsible, unless you have amazing willpower. But I have friends who can do it, including myself. I, personally, snort cocaine about once a month. I have a 4.0 GPA and was just accepted into the University of Texas at Austin. I’d say I’m accounting for something in life. I hope to pursue a degree in psychology; which is one reason drugs interest me so much: the effects that have on people.

Substances like marijuana, MDMA, and LSD to name a few can all be used responsibly, and can be very fun, but if used often, they can be detrimental to your health. LSD could warp your very perspectives on life to the point where you can’t even look at certain things the same way anymore. Ecstasy is a neurotics which can leave you with long term depression. Finally, heavy marijuana use will damage your lungs (If smoked), and can leave you very unmotivated, and lethargic. It will also cause a mild cognitive impairment that will disappear after cessation of use.

In closing to this long rant, if you’re intelligent, drugs won’t make you stupid. If used responsibly, drugs can be a catalyst to a better, more motivated, and eventful life. As long as your drug use doesn’t cross into other areas of your life (Work, school, social) you’ll be alright.

On the other end of the spectrum, if you’re an idiot and use drugs because it’s hella fun, and cool, and you use them chronically, then they will probably catalyze your downfall. Especially if you blow guys at parties for your fix.

If you don’t want to use drugs, that’s fine, I respect that, and your friends should too. But please, all anti-drug people out there, don’t ***** at people for doing them, and telling them that they are ******* up their lives. Unless they actually are. Blowing guys are parties, doing crack everyday, robbing convenience stores for drug money, and smoking pot in class are all signs that your friend is a ****-up who needs to stop drugs.

Remember, it’s not the drugs people use, it’s the people who use them.

Hell, one of the smartest minds in the scientific field – Carl Sagan – was an avid marijuana smoker. He even wrote an amazing essay on it, entitled Mr. X: http://www.marijuana-uses.com/essays/002.html

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Contrary to popular belief, drugs are not for stupid people. Stupid people are the reason that recreational substances cause such a problem in society.

If used responsibly, drugs can bring about new insights, and positive life changes, or can be used to just sit back and relax after a hard day’s work. They can leave you with a better, and renewed appreciation of life. (This is usually the work of psychedelics) Keep in mind that responsible drug use is just that: responsible. Using certain drugs with high addiction potential, like cocaine, crack, heroin, and methamphetamine to name a few, is not responsible, unless you have amazing willpower. But I have friends who can do it, including myself. I, personally, snort cocaine about once a month. I have a 4.0 GPA and was just accepted into the University of Texas at Austin. I’d say I’m accounting for something in life. I hope to pursue a degree in psychology; which is one reason drugs interest me so much: the effects that have on people.

Substances like marijuana, MDMA, and LSD to name a few can all be used responsibly, and can be very fun, but if used often, they can be detrimental to your health. LSD could warp your very perspectives on life to the point where you can’t even look at certain things the same way anymore. Ecstasy is a neurotics which can leave you with long term depression. Finally, heavy marijuana use will damage your lungs (If smoked), and can leave you very unmotivated, and lethargic. It will also cause a mild cognitive impairment that will disappear after cessation of use.

In closing to this long rant, if you’re intelligent, drugs won’t make you stupid. If used responsibly, drugs can be a catalyst to a better, more motivated, and eventful life. As long as your drug use doesn’t cross into other areas of your life (Work, school, social) you’ll be alright.

On the other end of the spectrum, if you’re an idiot and use drugs because it’s hella fun, and cool, and you use them chronically, then they will probably catalyze your downfall. Especially if you blow guys at parties for your fix.

If you don’t want to use drugs, that’s fine, I respect that, and your friends should too. But please, all anti-drug people out there, don’t ***** at people for doing them, and telling them that they are ******* up their lives. Unless they actually are. Blowing guys are parties, doing crack everyday, robbing convenience stores for drug money, and smoking pot in class are all signs that your friend is a ****-up who needs to stop drugs.

Remember, it’s not the drugs people use, it’s the people who use them.

Hell, one of the smartest minds in the scientific field – Carl Sagan – was an avid marijuana smoker. He even wrote an amazing essay on it, entitled Mr. X: http://www.marijuana-uses.com/essays/002.html
Are you serious? People report that a shroom or acid trip is the MOST spiritual experience they’ve ever endured. I hate ignorant anti-drug morons like yourself.

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Contrary to popular belief, drugs are not for stupid people. Stupid people are the reason that recreational substances cause such a problem in society.

If used responsibly, drugs can bring about new insights, and positive life changes, or can be used to just sit back and relax after a hard day’s work. They can leave you with a better, and renewed appreciation of life. (This is usually the work of psychedelics) Keep in mind that responsible drug use is just that: responsible. Using certain drugs with high addiction potential, like cocaine, crack, heroin, and methamphetamine to name a few, is not responsible, unless you have amazing willpower. But I have friends who can do it, including myself. I, personally, snort cocaine about once a month. I have a 4.0 GPA and was just accepted into the University of Texas at Austin. I’d say I’m accounting for something in life. I hope to pursue a degree in psychology; which is one reason drugs interest me so much: the effects that have on people.

Substances like marijuana, MDMA, and LSD to name a few can all be used responsibly, and can be very fun, but if used often, they can be detrimental to your health. LSD could warp your very perspectives on life to the point where you can’t even look at certain things the same way anymore. Ecstasy is a neurotics which can leave you with long term depression. Finally, heavy marijuana use will damage your lungs (If smoked), and can leave you very unmotivated, and lethargic. It will also cause a mild cognitive impairment that will disappear after cessation of use.

In closing to this long rant, if you’re intelligent, drugs won’t make you stupid. If used responsibly, drugs can be a catalyst to a better, more motivated, and eventful life. As long as your drug use doesn’t cross into other areas of your life (Work, school, social) you’ll be alright.

On the other end of the spectrum, if you’re an idiot and use drugs because it’s hella fun, and cool, and you use them chronically, then they will probably catalyze your downfall. Especially if you blow guys at parties for your fix.

If you don’t want to use drugs, that’s fine, I respect that, and your friends should too. But please, all anti-drug people out there, don’t bitch at people for doing them, and telling them that they are fucking up their lives. Unless they actually are. Blowing guys are parties, doing crack everyday, robbing convenience stores for drug money, and smoking pot in class are all signs that your friend is a fuck-up who needs to stop drugs.

Remember, it’s not the drugs people use, it’s the people who use them.

Hell, one of the smartest minds in the scientific field – Carl Sagan – was an avid marijuana smoker. He even wrote an amazing essay on it, entitled Mr. X: http://www.marijuana-uses.com/essays/002.html

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Contrary to popular belief, drugs are not for stupid people. Stupid people are the reason that recreational substances cause such a problem in society.

If used responsibly, drugs can bring about new insights, and positive life changes, or can be used to just sit back and relax after a hard day’s work. They can leave you with a better, and renewed appreciation of life. (This is usually the work of psychedelics) Keep in mind that responsible drug use is just that: responsible. Using certain drugs with high addiction potential, like cocaine, crack, heroin, and methamphetamine to name a few, is not responsible, unless you have amazing willpower. But I have friends who can do it, including myself. I, personally, snort cocaine about once a month. I have a 4.0 GPA and was just accepted into the University of Texas at Austin. I’d say I’m accounting for something in life. I hope to pursue a degree in psychology; which is one reason drugs interest me so much: the effects that have on people.

Substances like marijuana, MDMA, and LSD to name a few can all be used responsibly, and can be very fun, but if used often, they can be detrimental to your health. LSD could warp your very perspectives on life to the point where you can’t even look at certain things the same way anymore. Ecstasy is a neurotics which can leave you with long term depression. Finally, heavy marijuana use will damage your lungs (If smoked), and can leave you very unmotivated, and lethargic. It will also cause a mild cognitive impairment that will disappear after cessation of use.

In closing to this long rant, if you’re intelligent, drugs won’t make you stupid. If used responsibly, drugs can be a catalyst to a better, more motivated, and eventful life. As long as your drug use doesn’t cross into other areas of your life (Work, school, social) you’ll be alright.

On the other end of the spectrum, if you’re an idiot and use drugs because it’s hella fun, and cool, and you use them chronically, then they will probably catalyze your downfall. Especially if you blow guys at parties for your fix.

If you don’t want to use drugs, that’s fine, I respect that, and your friends should too. But please, all anti-drug people out there, don’t bitch at people for doing them, and telling them that they are fucking up their lives. Unless they actually are. Blowing guys are parties, doing crack everyday, robbing convenience stores for drug money, and smoking pot in class are all signs that your friend is a fuck-up who needs to stop drugs.

Remember, it’s not the drugs people use, it’s the people who use them.

Hell, one of the smartest minds in the scientific field – Carl Sagan – was an avid marijuana smoker. He even wrote an amazing essay on it, entitled Mr. X: http://www.marijuana-uses.com/essays/002.html

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I need a singer to sing a song for me by tonight.
It’s a parody of “You Belong With Me” by Taylor Swift for a health project about drugs.. (It’s called “You don’t belong with crack) Please I need help ASAP!!!
If you could get the instrumental version of the song and sing this over it.
send it to my yahoo email or my gmail which I used more: xxicyness@gmail.com or post a youtube video so I can rip the mp3

He’s on the phone with his girlfriend she’s upset
She’s going off about something that he smoked
She doesn’t have an addiction like he does.
He’s in the alleyway it’s a typical Saturday night
He’s with his buddies they’re smoking something he really likes
He’ll never know the damage that it will do.

He likes stimulants and that upsets her
He’ll get delusions and that will affect her
She’s dreaming ‘bout the day when he wakes up and finds
What he’s looking for must be left behind.

If he could see that drugs are only gonna hurt him
He’s gonna wake up one day and find that
He has an irregular heartbeat.

He’s walking down the street with anxiety
He’s thinking with his reduced fatigue
That he needs to go through drug therapy

He had a smile that could light up his whole town
We haven’t seen it since cocaine brought him down
He says he’s fine, I know him better than that
What’s he doing with crack like that?

He does drugs and she doesn’t like it
Something’s gotta change or they might get split
She’s dreaming ‘bout the day when he wakes up and finds
What he’s looking for must be left behind

If he could see that drugs are only gonna hurt him
He’s gonna wake up one day and find that
He has an irregular heartbeat.
He’s gotta quite drugs because it will hurt him
All this time he’s been blind to see
That he must agree

He was driving to her house
In the middle of the day
He walked up to her front door
Just so he could say
That he’s over drugs
And he doesn’t do cocaine
And now he must refrain
But he’s not in pain

If he could see that drugs are only gonna hurt him
He’s gonna wake up one day and find that
He has an irregular heartbeat.

Standing by him, waiting at his back door
All this time just so that he could see
A drug addict is not something to be.

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