Hepheastus420
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I took 3g of shrooms yesterday. I had a fucking blast. I hit level 4, it's the first time I saw things breaking up and major pixelation.I was way too intoxicated for riu last night, my apologies. Oh and hep i know you aren't racist that was directed towards those that are.
I took 3g of shrooms yesterday. I had a fucking blast. I hit level 4, it's the first time I saw things breaking up and major pixelation.
What comes to mind when you hear "atheist in the foxhole"?
A question for everybody. Please hold the insults.
Very cool! Did you trip alone?
No, four of us and the first time taking psychedelics for one friend. I just wish my eyes didn't water so much as I was trying to watch the visuals.
There's no correct answers. But you do win a e-hugFox in the hen house.
What is the prize for correct answers?
No, four of us and the first time taking psychedelics for one friend. I just wish my eyes didn't water so much as I was trying to watch the visuals.
He said it was the best thing he has ever done in his entire life.How did your first time friend take it?
He said it was the best thing he has ever done in his entire life.
Pad, you go me interested in youtube vids of fighting styles on youtube.
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hey hep go check out my thread.It's progressin' pretty well.
Is it bad of me to say that my love for cannabis is so strong that I'd make a career choice around it?
Dammit.. I fucking hate how people do tests for THC. What a bunch of ignorant scum bags.
Venting done..
What comes to mind when you hear "atheist in the foxhole"?
A question for everybody. Please hold the insults.
Is it bad of me to say that my love for cannabis is so strong that I'd make a career choice around it?
Dammit.. I fucking hate how people do tests for THC. What a bunch of ignorant scum bags.
Venting done..
When I first got married to wife #2, I had just acquired a great job as an off-the-floor trader at a large bank in Chicago. They had too many traders that worked directly for the bank, so they hired a third party from which to get a few more traders (some loophole through which they could hire some traders as independent contractors). I did so well after 6 months that they decided to hire me to work for the bank directly, along with a hefty raise. I was on top of the world, and couldn't wait to tell my new bride that daddy's bringin' home 80k! My supervisor the stated, 'You just need to go in for drug testing. Don't worry it doesn't have to be today, you can do it tomorrow'. My heart fucking sunk to the floor, how the fuck was I going to pass a drug test? We smoked all night, every night. I tried to find a clean friend from which to borrow some piss, and realized I didn't know any. So, I went to GNC to buy their very best clean piss tea, and I drank about 5 gallons of the shit before my drug test the next day. The next Friday my supervisor called me into the president's office, he looked really distressed. He told me that I failed the test and that they wouldn't be able to hire me. I went into the usual song and dance of, 'they got it wrong! I've never done any drugs, I don't even like taking aspirin!' I then asked if I could take it again. I'll never forget what he said and esp. how he said it, 'Tyler, it's not just the fact that you were positive, but you were so positive...' I almost laughed. Everyone was sad and I thanked them for the opportunity. There were no other jobs like that around, and no one was hiring floor traders anymore as everything was moving to electronic trading. I was forced to get job after job that paid about half as much, and that didn't help the marital stress. So, I guess the moral is avoid the teas and snake oil if you need to get tested, and find someone who produces clean piss...
That sucks man, truly it does. When I was a kid, I was always told that America was built on "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness". Needless to say, the real world was a shock. When did society move so far from this precept? When did "right and wrong" become more like "popular and not-so-poular"? Without that same invasive and pointless test, you would have a great job, and your employer would have no knowledge of your personal life that is none of his/her business in the first place. Sadly, most people only seem to get outraged by violations of their rights when they're inconvenienced. If straight marriage were in question and mandatory random alcohol testing existed in the workplace, a different tune would be sung by the general population.