Quake3World

Ah well, quitters are losers is what i always say.
Anything in particular that made you start again or was it just giving in to your cravings...

After reading all the pro-pot posts, I'm curious to know if your mind is made up, NS.

The weight of the pro- arguments rest upon such tenants as "but alcohol is bad too" and "it will relax you," which are powerful arguments if you're chronically stressed and / or a heavy drinker.

I assume you're still on an injury hiatus from training right now, but do you some day hope to get back on track, and if so are you concerned about maintaining focus?

as for the relaxation argument, is meditation out of style or something?

Underpants? wrote:After reading all the pro-pot posts, I'm curious to know if your mind is made up, NS.

The weight of the pro- arguments rest upon such tenants as "but alcohol is bad too" and "it will relax you," which are powerful arguments if you're chronically stressed and / or a heavy drinker.

I assume you're still on an injury hiatus from training right now, but do you some day hope to get back on track, and if so are you concerned about maintaining focus?

as for the relaxation argument, is meditation out of style or something?

So he'll lose his focus on training if he smokes a spliff? What other reasons are there that he shouldn't do it?

nothing wrong with moderate pot smoking. i smoke roughly a quarter ounce every two months. that works out to a few puffs every other day.

usually when my little one has gone to bed i go out the back door, have a quick puff and play some tf2.

Ryoki wrote:I'm always puzzled by non smokers thinking smokers keep trying to quit. We don't, we hate quitting, it sucks big time.

I mean it when i say second serious attempt - i've only once gone through this godawful shit before with the serious intention of not starting again.

The few other times i temporarily ceased smoking were after sickness / extreme colds - and they were not serious...

I stopped smoking fer 3 years. I saw non-smokers and ex-smokers and how they behave when a smoker fire's one up. Read an article on how this woman in Seattle was complaining about all the second hand smoke from the people smoking on the sidewalk cause they can't smoke inside anymore. She wanted the state to outlaw smoking anywhere in public. Smokers are treated like criminals. So, I started smoking again. And I hope people don't like it!

Matter of fact, I'm gonna go put the second-hand cancer gas down on anyone standing 10 feet from the entrance RIGHT PHUQ'NG NOW!

Underpants? wrote:After reading all the pro-pot posts, I'm curious to know if your mind is made up, NS.

The weight of the pro- arguments rest upon such tenants as "but alcohol is bad too" and "it will relax you," which are powerful arguments if you're chronically stressed and / or a heavy drinker.

I assume you're still on an injury hiatus from training right now, but do you some day hope to get back on track, and if so are you concerned about maintaining focus?

as for the relaxation argument, is meditation out of style or something?

Actually, my mind was made up before I posted this thread. I have no plans to become a total stoner again, just thought I might like to slap a decent buzz on and play some CoD4. I really can't see casual herb intake interfering with my training, I'd have to smoke a shitload for it to affect my cardio (which sucks atm anyways). Besides, Eddie Bravo extolls the virtues of rolling while high.

Nightshade wrote:

seremtan wrote:uh oh, warface time

uh oh, ironyourface time

does your laid-back, easygoing nature really need cannabis, sgt mellow?

FUCK YOU YOU SLIMY PEACENIK HIPPIE.

you sound upset

also, do it faggot

SHUT YOUR FILTHY COCKHOLSTER, DROP AND GIVE ME INFINITY.

DROP AND GIVE ME ZERO, SGT NAPSHADE, FOLLOWED BY AN ACCOUNT OF YOUR ADVENTURES IN SPAAAAAACE

Ryoki wrote:Ah well, quitters are losers is what i always say.
Anything in particular that made you start again or was it just giving in to your cravings...

Cravings and habit.

weed is better than caffeine/coffee

just quit caffeine for good

that shit wreaks havoc on the body

furthermore, like cigarettes...there is a conspiracy to cover up the ill effects it causes.

productivity would plummet if they exposed it.

haven't smoked any weed since august 23rd....LAME!...

i agree lets expose caffeine, then people would switch to pot and productivity would skyrocket.

rofl

GONNAFISTYA wrote:

Ryoki wrote:Ah well, quitters are losers is what i always say.
Anything in particular that made you start again or was it just giving in to your cravings...

Cravings and habit.

Do the nicotine patches/gum/etc. help much or have you ever tried them?

EtUL wrote:i agree lets expose caffeine, then people would switch to pot and productivity would skyrocket.

prolly wouldnt switch to pot..your logic...

but it does make work more interesting..

Nightshade wrote:

seremtan wrote:uh oh, warface time

uh oh, ironyourface time

I laugh at the pict every time I see it.

tnf wrote: Do the nicotine patches/gum/etc. help much or have you ever tried them?

Never tried them. I quit for six years cold turkey but was stupid enough to start up the day I landed in Europe.
I'll quit for good soon...I'm just lazy.

You can take my smokes when you pry em from my cold, dead HANDS!

Fucking stoners, real men snort coke.

Hahaha...heheee....lol...hahahaaaaahahaha....

Good god, music hasn't sounded this good in years.

NP: I Hope You Die.mp3 The Bloodhound Gang

Bowling ball bag Bob