Personal Questions

[chefzombie]

Well, thank you Claws for preaching about something you have no experiance with! So wise!
Just preach s**t you read!
 
Not everybody is as perfect as you, I reckon. All us lowly addicts are beneath your consideration, I suppose.

 and not a single word about the good that pot does for so many people who deal with anxiety, glacoma, arthritis and especially epilepsy/seizures of any kind. my friend james finally can live a real life and leave his house because he no longer has gran mal seizures 5 to 8 times a day.

[claws]

well thank you revered professor claws. or should i say saint claws? that was pretty rude, coming from someone who actually knows nothing about marijuana and didn't even think to post the good things about it.

Rude? clean your monocle and cream your dentures before opening your big fat cakehole you crusty yodelzombie.
Not my fault you suck at reading. Once more:

Medical marijuana is legal in some form in a majority of states. And more than 10 states and Washington, DC, have legalized recreational pot. But the federal government’s ban on marijuana has made it hard to study its effects on humans. Limited research shows that medicinal pot might help:

    Ongoing pain (This is the most common use and a possible benefit of medical marijuana.)
    Stiff muscles or muscle spasms from multiple sclerosis.
    Sleep problems for those with fibromyalgia, MS, and sleep apnea
    Anxiety
    Loss of appetite and weight loss in people with AIDS
    Nausea or throwing up from chemotherapy
    Seizures from epilepsy
    Dravet syndrome or Lennox-Gastaut syndrome

[claws]

Well, thank you Claws for preaching about something you have no experiance with! So wise!
Just preach s**t you read!
 
Not everybody is as perfect as you, I reckon. All us lowly addicts are beneath your consideration, I suppose.

You make things up by reckoning and supposing. Lame.

and cherry picking to support your reckoning and supposing. Lame. This is sh!t?

Medical marijuana is legal in some form in a majority of states. And more than 10 states and Washington, DC, have legalized recreational pot. But the federal government’s ban on marijuana has made it hard to study its effects on humans. Limited research shows that medicinal pot might help:

    Ongoing pain (This is the most common use and a possible benefit of medical marijuana.)
    Stiff muscles or muscle spasms from multiple sclerosis.
    Sleep problems for those with fibromyalgia, MS, and sleep apnea
    Anxiety
    Loss of appetite and weight loss in people with AIDS
    Nausea or throwing up from chemotherapy
    Seizures from epilepsy
    Dravet syndrome or Lennox-Gastaut syndrome

If you say so.

[claws]

Well, thank you Claws for preaching about something you have no experiance with! So wise!
Just preach s**t you read!
 
Not everybody is as perfect as you, I reckon. All us lowly addicts are beneath your consideration, I suppose.

 and not a single word about the good that pot does for so many people who deal with anxiety, glacoma, arthritis and especially epilepsy/seizures of any kind. my friend james finally can live a real life and leave his house because he no longer has gran mal seizures 5 to 8 times a day.

 

Medical marijuana is legal in some form in a majority of states. And more than 10 states and Washington, DC, have legalized recreational pot. But the federal government’s ban on marijuana has made it hard to study its effects on humans. Limited research shows that medicinal pot might help:

    Ongoing pain (This is the most common use and a possible benefit of medical marijuana.)
    Stiff muscles or muscle spasms from multiple sclerosis.
    Sleep problems for those with fibromyalgia, MS, and sleep apnea
    Anxiety
    Loss of appetite and weight loss in people with AIDS
    Nausea or throwing up from chemotherapy
    Seizures from epilepsy
    Dravet syndrome or Lennox-Gastaut syndrome

[ER]

I've seen marijuana do a lot of harm, claws, and thought that was an informative post. Thanks for it.

[ER]

Thank you for trying, Indy, but I think you're only going to put yourself in the crosshairs for no good reason. I can't quite believe the re-writing of the history of this meanness I see here when the chronology is right there for all to see but honestly what's left to talk about? I tried, you tried, it's not going to do any good. I finally defended myself and get called the aggressor, lol. Only banning people who begin personal attacks will stop the cancer from spreading and I wish it was the new policy. Clean slate for everybody, just don't do it anymore, or else. That'd solve it all

 be thankful that search doesn't work here, ellie. and remember that i have LOTS of time to do a manual search to disprove your lies.

Anything negative I said to you was after you started in on me and after I tried to keep things peaceful. You finally pushed me too far.

Anything negative I said to John (which is between him and me and none of your business; do you conveniently forget you also had conflict with him, as I recall?) was in private and after he'd started in on me for a long time. He bombed my Pearl Harbor, I dropped an A-bomb on his Nagasaki. He got the worst of a fight he picked, oh, boohoo. I'm sorry he's sick but being ill doesn't give someone blanket forgiveness for his troublemaking or excuse him from accountability. He got a bloody nose on a PM, well he shouldn't start things.

But you make trouble every time you come in year after year. Conflict surrounds you and follows you. You're making it now. You've pledged to keep making it by bringing up old fights. You could let things heal and post things here that would be pleasant but you are even now making promises of more trouble to come.

You aren't here to get along, you're here to cause conflict.

I'm going to let the last couple weeks go and move on so the members here can get back to peaceful enjoyment of the place. (Trevor's second home.... doesn't his plea move you at all?) Somehow I don't think that's going to be your agenda though.

I guess what I'd say is, if you can't abide by the posted rules of courtesy here, be honorable enough not to come. Let things go. It's a message board, not a mud wrestling pit. At least you should attack me via PM.

Really, be nice or go?

[RCMerchant]

Well, all this conflict is stressing me out. Think I'll fire up a bowl.

[ER]

Well, all this conflict is stressing me out. Think I'll fire up a bowl.

Funny!  (As opposed to the morning of sobriety you had planned, eh?  )

[claws]

Well, this was fun and educational. Let's all do this again some other time. Cheers 

[ER]

Is breakfast the best-smelling meal of the day?

[Rev. Powell]

Maybe, but not if whatever you're making for dinner has a lot of garlic and onions.

[El Misfit]

Is breakfast the best-smelling meal of the day?

First thing in the morning absolutely. Around dinner time not so much, though that depends on what's for dinner.

[RCMerchant]

I rarely eat breakfast. A bagel with cream cheese at most.

[indianasmith]

Is breakfast the best-smelling meal of the day?

If there is bacon involved, YES!!

[RCMerchant]

Have you ever did something real stupid or flat out crazy while drunk or high?