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Random MSN Gibberings XCVI - A bit of Neil Diamond as well I reckon

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I was sat across the bay from Muse when they played live at teignmouth a couple years ago, sounded like some rick wakeman style rock operatic warblings echoing across the estuary, fucking awful, and chris moyles was there..but we had an estuary between us, so was okay.
 
I am quite fond of Muse but can see why many can't stand 'em... Rick Wakeman comparisons though? That's just plain fuckin' mean, MM ;)

Seyer: Both cannabis and alcohol can go either way for me - sometimes sociable, other times antisocial as fuck. Very much mood amplifiers the pair of 'em, I find.
 
Indeed. Coming from a family of such a wide variety of addicts (not just drugs/alcohol) is completely fucked, but yes I can admit that I did this to myself.
 
Seyer said:
Indeed. Coming from a family of such a wide variety of addicts (not just drugs/alcohol) is completely fucked, but yes I can admit that I did this to myself.
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everyones addicted to something, it's not always a bad thing.

is it really bad>?
 
I'm "addicted" to doing some/a wide uvariety of drugs eevrety day, but i don't see it as a problem.

certainly don't see they've stolen my life.

Made it occasionally , but transiently a bit shit, generally enhanced, eased things....

i just acept that I'm probably always going to want to do some sort of drug

many, even most people drink. is it that bad.
 
My drug **including Ethyl Alcohol** use has spun out of control a number of times over the years, but nothing long term and Ive always managed to come out of it. Although its never too long before I fall back into some sort of habit. Ive been depressed for a longer time than Ive been using drugs, so once I found that escape from my emotions I latched onto it right away and just kept using, using, using. Im not physically addicted to anything, but I am psychologically addicted to not being sober.
 
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Im not physically addicted to anything, but I am psychologically addicted to not being sober.
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i think many of us here are in a similar boat, to different extents.

Is it that bad.?

Yes, it gets out of control, but you rein it in, most people manage to...a few don't.
 
Mmmmm Hmmmmmm

brass_eye_alcohol.jpg
 
Yes, it was bad enough for me make the most incredibly difficult decision of my life... picking everything up and moving to the opposite side of the planet.
 
I did that a few times when i was younger.

Now I look back, was it that bad? No , it gave me new chapters i wouldn't ever have found.
 
Surely nobody actually regrets drugahol-fuelled daze unless they are forced to attend AA/NA meetings, no? New chapters all the way <3

EDIT: Bwahahahahaha! Just noticed Monsta's edits - was actually thinking much the same cos it vexes me too. Peer pressure got to me ;)
 
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Mmmmm Hmmmmmm

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It's not a drug, it's a drink.

=D

But yes. I'd have to admit I have the same psychological addiction to being in altered states of mind, from opiates to psychedelics through to even alcohol sometimes if there's fuck all else. I don't suffer from depression, I just really, really enjoy it. And find life lacking without having that aspect at least once a week now, usually more.
 
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Does anybody know why regardless of where you wake up in Britain (or at least in urban Britain) on a late spring / early summer Saturday, the first distinct sound you make out is usually the sound of concrete being scraped?
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For me it is the sound of birds chirping.

Now usually this is a nice sound. It should be very pleasant to wake up to the sound of chirping birds.

Unfortunately for me it has all the wrong connotations. I spent far too many nights rushing my tits off on MDMA only to watch depressingly as it got lighter and lighter outside. And then you hear that first little chirp. There's always one or two about 20 minutes before the main 'chorus'. What a fucking buzz kill. Not only does light flood the place but the sound of the birds reminds you that the whole world is waking up to a nice normal sunny day and you're about to spend the next xxx hours crashing to fuck in your bed.
 
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