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Why's it go so quiet at christmas?

Jnowhere said:
You called people on here pussies for spending time with their families. A bunch of Pussies for enjoying some time with loved ones?
My whole immediate family is dead. I can only dream of a nice Christmas meal with my Parents and little sister.
Many drug users do nice normal things. I wish could spend time exchanging gifts and having a nice homemade meal with the people who loved, supported me and put up with me for decades.
I will be spending Christmas alone with pills and........
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I think your misinterpreting Ismene's sense of humor. It is very British/dry humor. He's calling people pussies precisely because they're not on a facefull of LSD stroking the neighbours cat ๐Ÿ˜‚

Sorry to hear about your family mate that sucks.
 
Ismene2 said:
Just going up to my moms for dinner (Yes, even I'm spending time with my folks). You having a nice day?
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Awwww. Yes, thank you.

Hope the day is lovely for you. Good to know you're spending it with loved ones. <3
 
Jnowhere said:
El Goucho 9, glad to see you find this amusing; Good to know those, who pretend to be on good terms with me and secretly hate me.
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What are you talking about i haven't even reacted to his post? I've been putting flat pack furnituee together.

I don't think anyone here hates you either bro. Genuinely wishing you nothing but the best from my end anyway.
 
elgoucho9 said:
I think your misinterpreting Ismene's sense of humor. It is very British/dry humor. He's calling people pussies precisely because they're not on a facefull of LSD stroking the neighbours cat ๐Ÿ˜‚

Sorry to hear about your family mate that sucks.
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Why are you having a go at me mate? I literally have said i am sorry to hear about your family and wish you nothing but the best.

Please be kind to yourself man. It is christmas after all. Stuff your face with nice food. Indulge in some whatever your preferrences may be.

Just had a 250mg line of Special K here. Lovely clean racemic shards. I have had the S isomer but prefer these especially on a day like Christmas racemic really is best.
 
Jnowhere said:
It ain't Chritmas yet. Sitting on your neighbors porch playing with their cat. Wow, you really are a wild one.
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At 2:55 pm Eastern Standard time on December 24th it was not Christmas and if you are from Wales, there is a 5 hour time difference. Round up 5 minutes. 3+5 =8pm on December 24th. Not Christmas.
 
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Jnowhere said:
At 2:55 pm Eastern Standard time on December 24th it was not Christmas
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Well I'm from Germany and the 'big day' there is the 24th. That's when you have the festive meal, go to a church service (if you're that way inclined), light the tree for the first time in the evening and exchange presents. We call it Weihnachten (lit. 'sacred night') ie Christmas. The 25th which is the main day of celebration in the Anglosphere is called 1. Weihnachtstag (first day of Christmas) followed by 2. Weihnachtstag.
 
elgoucho9 said:
Just had a 250mg line of Special K here. Lovely clean racemic shards. I have had the S isomer but prefer these especially on a day like Christmas racemic really is best.
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Interesting isomer inferences, a traditional uk activity

So, what properties does a day need to possess to tip the balance over to being a racemic day? Which other days would qualify?
 
TheUltimateFixx said:
Well I'm from Germany and the 'big day' there is the 24th. That's when you have the festive meal, go to a church service (if you're that way inclined), light the tree for the first time in the evening and exchange presents. We call it Weihnachten (lit. 'sacred night') ie Christmas. The 25th which is the main day of celebration in the Anglosphere is called 1. Weihnachtstag (first day of Christmas) followed by 2. Weihnachtstag.
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There's a young German lady cooking in my kitchen atm, while I languish, opiated, in a living room armchair lightly browsing BL with a coffee listening to jazz
 
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