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yeah its blazing hot outside right now, almost broke a sweat just walking to the mail box.
 
im jealous roger

its so cold here, everyday, it snows in the spring... lol

but your heated up summers sound heavy duty, i never been in heat that hot.

sounds like a sauna.
 
Yeah its ridiculous, if you want a drink of water you gotta fill up a bottle and put it in the freezer for a while. lol the water's already kinda warm now.
 
Carver Slice said:
CAN YOU DO THIS WITH YOUR TAP WATER?

scary stuff... its from the Natural Gas Companies drilling.
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Oh god, don't even get me started on that stuff. My girlfriend's family owns a big natural gas company here, and they're some of the main culprits of shit like that. I've been rather outspoken about how dangerous high-pressure drilling is for the environment, and it certainly hasn't made me very popular. They just absolutely don't care as long as they're making money. 8(

paigethylamine said:
I fart mushrooms and pot leaves and research chemicals:

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lol I have the same problem :D Though I also fart radon for some reason... :\ Too much acid, manggggg
 
I wish I had more money so I could go hide from the outside world in my favorite dark bar all afternoon, like a bat in a cave. Eat some burgers and cheese fries, drink about 16 cheap beers and stumble home.... would be a great way to spend this absurdly bright afternoon. I'm a creature that enjoys darkness, it allows the imagination more room to meander and reality is just generally less concrete in the dark. I often sleep through afternoons when I'm not in the lab, they're very tedious for me. I feel at home in the shadows. :)
 
i dont go too bars often, i went to one with my lady friend awhile back, it was fun with her.

usually i just drink at home, playing my favorite records, getting stoned.

crowds make me nervous sometimes, i think too much...
 
I'm the same way really, the bar I frequent is an absolute dive and there are never any crowds. It's like the ideal place for me: quiet, great burgers, lots of booze, and so dark its hard to see.
 
LOL i really need to drink less though. It seems I can go without alcohol no problem, just recently went about 7 days with no alcohol, but I always end up getting wasted sooner or later. I don't think of alcohol as a depressant, personally: for me its something that lifts you up out of daily life, a bit like psychedelics. Drinking actually mirrors the archetypal hero's journey in many ways: it lifts you up into the divine realm in your drunkenness, and then throws you into the depths of hell in the midst of the hangover, only for you to eventually return to sober reality unscathed. As Bukowski said, drinking is a type of suicide where you're able to wake up again the next day. It's a very emotional, basically human process-- poisoning oneself in an effort to rid the mind of the cruel realities of everyday life. Its a poetic process, really. It can be very profound.
 
alcohol is special for me too... i also took some time off recently, 70 days to be exact.
but i missed it so much, it makes me feel so happy, and free.
as long as you dont abuse the stuff i see no problem

i get drunk about once a week now, i use it mostly as an enhancement tool.
makes me more willing to do psychs's aswell, once i'd had a few beers in me i'll dive in the stash.

it gives me a sense of confidence, thats a great launching pad.

some of my best trips have been intertwined with brewskies.
 
Whenever I'm drunk I find myself constantly thinking about the effects and how un-enjoyable they seem to be..

It's just so... Meh...
 
I find that drinking is absolutely an acquired taste. I drank for years before I actually started to really enjoy it... drinking is more something that happens to you, rather than something you do actively. Its a very basic, human thing-- akin to eating food in its profundity and necessity. At some point in life, there comes a time when you crave the profound, elementary numbness and seek it out as a regular facet of life. At least that's been my experience. :)
 
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