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Nommos Prime (Dogon) said:Shrooms are good in Canada...
Well, a lot of things about your thinking just became incredibly clear.
Nommos Prime (Dogon) said:Shrooms are good in Canada...
Nommos Prime (Dogon) said:Its a liberating, spiritual and mind-expanding experience.
Nommos Prime (Dogon) said:But you'd probably believe the Admin's "spin", and then sign up to be a USAF Fighter Pilot (But then, you would be prescribed LEGAL SPEED (better than street-quality), and YOU'D HAVE TO TAKE IT, just in order to fly).
Nommos Prime (Dogon) said:Yeh, phatmonkey.
Your ignorance becomes clearer each day, too mate...
Natural drugs aren't bad.
Its the manufactured ones you have to watch.
But I suppose, you'd have us believe you've never tried marijuana?
revelator said:And sometimes a little bit scary too, heh. I have found though that mushrooms can greatly enhance one's sense of empathy.
And then when it's time to sleep you get treated to a dosage of legal downers. Now that's real smart, subjecting your pilots to conflicting drugs. Uppers to stay awake, downers to go to sleep. I wonder if you (not anyone person in particular) have any idea the stress that can put on the human. That's one of the astounding things of America, you can't smoke a plant that occurs in nature, but you can get your soldiers hopped up on the manufactured concoctions of pharmaceutical giants. GO AMERICA!
I'll also add that, (here in Canada at least), there was a lot of outrage over some hopped up, trigger happy, American pilots, who saw fit to drop bombs on a squadron of Canadians doing night exercises. American incompetence summed up in the media friendy term, friendy-fire. Just one more reason not to join America in it's misadventures.
Nommos Prime (Dogon) said:Yep, revelator, you are SPOT ON!
Uppers, downers, uppers, downers.
Everybody knows this is STUPID!
And DRUGS (prescribed SPEED) is the COMMON FACTOR in ALL FRIENDLY- FIRE INCIDENTS with USAF.
phatmonky said:Yes, it's totally different than raver kids popping E and then taking taking 5htp afterwards to keep from the after weekend lull.
phatmonky said:Taking a type of 'downer' at the end to 'ease' off the effects of a stimulant is often considered safe, and often practiced.
phatmonky said:.
And just so you know, people who are prescribed drugs like Adderall are often also presribed a downer to help the person sleep. Taking a type of 'downer' at the end to 'ease' off the effects of a stimulant is often considered safe, and often practiced.
selfAdjoint said:I think the astrologer, working on Nancy, had most influence on the times and places of Reagan's public appearances and speeches.
Dayle Record said:This whole Reagan display is just one more sign of the strangeness in government. Reagan is dead, but all government offices are closed tomorrow, even the mail? What is this about, is this the new state religion? We will pay as a nation for the worship dead republicans. I think this is election campaigning. In Utah the local media gave all republican candidates for public office, big air time to discuss their Reagan love. No Democrats were interviewed. You can bet that if Bill Clinton were hit by a bus in Harlem tomorrow, there would be none of this hoopla. I think that Clinton was a much better president than Reagan, by a long shot.
This obvious myth-making and spin is the strangest thing ever.
adrenaline said:That isn't considered good medicine around here. Most people on Adderall are young teenagers, who have high potential for misuse of another potentially abusive substance and don't need to be presribed a sedative. That's why the switch to Strattera (a norepinephrine uptake inhibitor) rather than an amphetamine is becoming more of a trend. Adult ADHDs are now using mostly bupropion (Wellbutrin) or Strattera so there is less or no need for sleep agents
Off topic...I know.
revelator said:I'll also add that, (here in Canada at least), there was a lot of outrage over some hopped up, trigger happy, American pilots, who saw fit to drop bombs on a squadron of Canadians doing night exercises. American incompetence summed up in the media friendy term, friendy-fire. Just one more reason not to join America in it's misadventures.
Ronan TynanJanitor said:The man who sang Amazing Grace at the Washington, D.C. service was a really good vocalist, though I did not catch his name.
I don’t care to comment on his actions as president at this time. I do feel the death of an individual gives me pause for reflection and introspection. Gleefulness or gloating don’t enter my mind, I do not hold a grudge against the dead and if I did then it is doubtful the feeling would continue for any appreciable length of time.check said:http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/06/05/reagan.health/index.html
Fmr. President Ronald Reagan passed away today at the age of 93.
Very sad, but it’s been expected for some time. I think he was a very good president. What are your thoughts?
kat said:Obviously you were not around when the last president died, Lyndon Johnson. It was very much the same. With one exception...Schools were closed for the day and we were all ecstatic that he had been so generous as to pass away during the school year.