Mindmelted
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30+ years of smoking and i get tested twice a year and i have never failed a test just by drinking lots of water.
Forced to take a break from MJ.
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Sask420
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Yes I agree, I would not suggest anyone to do these drugs who haven't done them already.
Well an update on my sober life haha. Went to the gym did 15kms on the cycle, lifted weights for 30 minutes. Changed my diet to a high protein, moderate carb and low fat died. Mostly eating eggs, lean meat, protein shakes. I have been smoking cigarettes more but it seems to help my cravings. Also all paraphernalia and related items have been put away in storage, out of sight out of mind?
I have lurked on thus forum for a while, there are some interesting topics to discuss.
2fast92
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Quit cryinglike a baby and get on with your life. Pot isn't addicting so quit acting like your slamming a gram of smack a day. Geeeeeeeeezzzzzz what a baby
Symetre
You're wrong. Weed is addiciting. It's pyschologically addictive, not physical. If it isn't addicitve why does it suck whenever you don't have it? Just my opinion.
So is a cup of coffee in the morning. It just seems like there is too much carrying on over very little.
Symetre
Sask420
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Quit crying
Your post was offensive and useless, physiologically it is addicting for me. I'm sure others would agree the same, it might not be a drug which after time your body depends on to function properly. Mj is a part of my daily routine and keeps me going in many ways. It helps me sleep, reliefs sore muscles and overall just makes almost everything better no matter the situation. You try working on a Drilling rig for 12 hours a day in the hottest or coldest temperatures and come home with your back so sore from picking up hundreds of pieces of steel pipe and not want to get ripped to relax and get ready for 5am the next day.
I'm finished, I don't want to look like a jack ass arguing with some random person.
canndo
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Seems people have dropped the word habit from their vocabulary, prefering to call any habitual or preferencial behavior an "addiction". There here is no chocolate "addiction", one is not addicted to shopping or gaming or TV, these hare habits and they can be uncomfortable to quit.
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