The only problem I can see with being drug- and alcohol-free is, as soon as you get up in the morning, you know that that's as good as you're going to feel all day. )-;
Cheers! Rich
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OT: It's a sad thing...
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True- with help from chemicals, you can feel so lousy in the morning that you know just how to feel better. :-)
-- john
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I wouldnt be so sure about that. I find I feel like I can take on the world after a vigorous bike ride for a few miles.
Mark
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"Rich Grise, Plainclothes Hippie" wrote in message news: snipped-for-privacy@doubleclick.net...
Just say no!
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Ah, the endorphin rush! Punish yourself until your body is in such pain that it has to make its OWN drugs!
No, thanks.
Cheers! Rich
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Eat a live toad for breakfast and you know your day will get better from there.
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The early bird gets the worm, which is fine as long as you like worms for breakfast. ;-)
Cheers! Rich
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So far I have kicked a meth habbit (8 years ago now), weed smoking and cigarettes (8 months now). I am down to one cup of coffee a day and I plan to give booze the arse too. So far I am down to being pissed 3 days (nights really) a week.
I have taken up jogging and bush walking in place of this. The sad thing is that an injury last week stopped me from doing any excercise altogether, and it actually made me feel depressed. The other sad thing is whilst i was injured i started to drink heavily again.
Sigh.... I dont think i will ever stop drinking, i enjoy it too much.
Next march I intend to walk the kokoda trail. After 10 days I hope the PNG beer is cold.
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The early bird gets the worm but the second mouse gets the cheese.
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Marijuana can cure alcoholism, if it's used properly.
Cheers! Rich
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"Rich Grise, Plainclothes Hippie" wrote in message news: snipped-for-privacy@doubleclick.net...
Now now Rich. Remember Freud "cured" cocaine with tobacco. A whole shitload of cigars, but still...
...Which could then be cured by lots of drinking, which could be cured by marijuana.
...But what cures the marijuana? (You can't say "why?", hippie!)
Tim
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For me pot cured itself - I developed an allergy to it!!!
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Heh! Rich is going to LOVE you ;-)
Tim
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Well, hey, it's about Freedom, after all. That means you do what you want to do. At one base I was stationed at, there were a few guys that kind of hung out together and stuff, and usually we'd wind up in somebody's living room having beers and a joint. Everybody but one guy was a cigarette smoker, but he wasn't an anti-smokerist, he just chose not to smoke cigarettes. So, anyway, we'd pass a joint around, and when the joint is gone, the smokers light up a cigarette, having a cigarette after a joint, like you'd have a cigarette after sex. Well, this guy didn't smoke cigarettes, so when all of the guys were having their cigarette after the joint, he decided to have a joint after a joint. So, he picked another the joint and lit it, and everybody put their cigarettes out. :-)
Cheers! Rich