It was for me. I started there and went to amphetamines and cocaine. Then I got saved and entered the straight gate. That was a gateway to much better stuff.It’s a gateway drug.
It was for me. I started there and went to amphetamines and cocaine. Then I got saved and entered the straight gate. That was a gateway to much better stuff.It’s a gateway drug.
Good observationWell DUH, with every post it gets longer! LOL
A bit over dramatized... A LOT over dramatized.It’s a gateway drug.
For some, maybe. That's too generala a characterization.It’s a gateway drug.
For some, maybe. That's too generala a characterization.
Good testimony that I will keep for use when I encounter pot-head wannabe's.A bit over dramatized... A LOT over dramatized.
A gateway drug? Definitely. Always? That depends on the user.
What that stuff does is it robs the user of good judgement. Even when the high is over. I know this from experience.
It's not considered addictive but let a habitual user put the stuff down for a few days and they become a bear to be around. Several of my relatives are living proof of this.
Simply put: this stuff makes one STUPID. I used this stuff as a kid until I went into the Navy. Most of my adult life, I was in a position where random drug tests were a possibility so I continued to leave it alone. There have been few times when drug screening wasn't hanging over me. One of those times, I tried it again. The high was "enjoyable" but I didn't like what it did to my mind. I got a great night's sleep that night but the mental effects lasted about a week after the high was gone. I didn't like it at all. I can assure you, based on that experience alone, I will NEVER partake of that stuff again. If I come to a place where physical pain is such that I need this or some other narcotic for relief, I better be locked away and close to death.
As Bob Jones V said, I've found a much better gateway.
Do you say that like the Terminator?......i;ll be back later
Ya think?The Longest Thread in the History of the FFF which is not the longest thread in the history of the FFF is at least getting longer.
I would bet that the Federal Government might just legalize dope with the next p(l)andemic lockdown! Keep the general populace isolated and "Doped Up" and you can literally make them believe anything you say! Either that or they will just be too stoned to pay attention or care!A bit over dramatized... A LOT over dramatized.
A gateway drug? Definitely. Always? That depends on the user.
What that stuff does is it robs the user of good judgement. Even when the high is over. I know this from experience.
It's not considered addictive but let a habitual user put the stuff down for a few days and they become a bear to be around. Several of my relatives are living proof of this.
Simply put: this stuff makes one STUPID. I used this stuff as a kid until I went into the Navy. Most of my adult life, I was in a position where random drug tests were a possibility so I continued to leave it alone. There have been few times when drug screening wasn't hanging over me. One of those times, I tried it again. The high was "enjoyable" but I didn't like what it did to my mind. I got a great night's sleep that night but the mental effects lasted about a week after the high was gone. I didn't like it at all. I can assure you, based on that experience alone, I will NEVER partake of that stuff again. If I come to a place where physical pain is such that I need this or some other narcotic for relief, I better be locked away and close to death.
As Bob Jones V said, I've found a much better gateway.
The homeless problem is most likely fueled by 'legalized drugs', or 'ignored non-legal drugs.'I would bet that the Federal Government might just legalize dope with the next p(l)andemic lockdown! Keep the general populace isolated and "Doped Up" and you can literally make them believe anything you say! Either that or they will just be too stoned to pay attention or care!
More than a few point out the downfall of San Francisco and California on this very thing!The homeless problem is most likely fueled by 'legalized drugs', or 'ignored non-legal drugs.'
What do you do?My job is very boring today.
Excel spreadsheets all day long. Complicated calculations, managing large groups of people here and internationally.What do you do?