The hobbies forum........

[chris the jedi killer]

Playin Video Games that's all i do

[Draken]

Am I the only one here who smokes pot?

[Pidesco]

No.

[Kor Qel Droma]

*pokes head in thread*

[Draken]

Then I let loose a mighty hurrah. I hate being "the stoner" of a group. It hurts my sensibilities.

 

There should be a thread for marijuana smokers to talk about recent drug induced exploits.

 

Anyway, in order to add something of value to the topic, I have recently taken up the hobby of photoshopping things. Poorly, of course, yet it does warrant a certain amount of pride when I see such masterpieces as this:

 

[Petay]

Haha, genius Draken.

 

And no, your not alone, and I know how you feel with the whole sensibilities thing .

 

Don't think the mods would allow that thread though, might be slightly risqu

[WinterSun]

Shouldn't that be "porn"?

 

See, I stopped doing weed for that reason.

[Kor Qel Droma]

Well, I don't know if I can really call smoking that stuff a hobby. It sure is a fun way to pass the time though.

[Pope]

Am I the only one here who smokes pot?

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what a silly question

 

luckily, the time smoking pot was a hobby is over for me I still do it, just not as regularly as I used to

 

 

Pope's current hobbies:

 

- college life: this is more than getting drunk and laid, I tend to engage myself in the faculty stuff each year again, though I'm starting to lose interest in that since now the younger generation is slowly taking over

- scouting: leading the eldest of the bunch, the 14-16-year-olds, I love those kids and they love me

- skiing: the ultimate rush in my life

- music: sadly I've never played any instrument (I keep telling myself one day I'll do so though), but music is the only thing in the world that can wake me up, so I respect that

- as everyone else I suppose, friends: somehow the number of friends I have has exponentially increased the last few years, so I spend quite some time on keeping those relations intact

- watching National Geographic: it has become the only tv-channel I still watch, I love science and all that, as long as I don't have to study it

- Buddhism: I love spirituality, and Buddhism is remarkably close to my views of the world

[darth maddison]

I enjoy causing trouble at cinemas, very strange you might think.

 

 

Like when they say your screen number is......You say "what" then they say it agian and you say "what".There are many other ways you can do this of course but thats my favriote and if your lucky you can get them so annoyed that they swear at the top of there voices hilarious.

 

 

 

I swear you'll laugh your heads off.

Edited August 13, 2006 by darth maddison

[Walsingham]

Interestingly the paper today had an article saying that the majority of Brits thought it should be legal, or at the worst treated like a traffic offence. Personally I'd favour full legalisation. Waste of time having the police chase pot-smoking and dealing when the place is crawling with sex-slavery and crack. It's like polishing teh brass on the Titanic.

[Dark_Raven]

The fine upstanding law enforcement officers have much better things to do with their time like find terrorist than bother with people who are kicking back, enjoying themselves.

[Darth Drabek]

It's like polishing the brass on the Titanic.

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I always loved that expression. Oh, and I agree whole-heartedly. Gateway drug, my left eye! The people who have that self-destructive urge to "move on" will move on anyway. I know plenty of people who stayed right in their comfort zone, so to speak.

[taks]

- skiing: the ultimate rush in my life

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and if the current trend in moisture in colorado is any indication, you, like me, are only two months away from more slope action!

 

i think i'm doing a copper pass this year so i'll actually be without the powdery stuff till mid-november (a-basin and loveland have been opening in october, however).

 

we got an inch of rain at 11-mile canyon saturday (actually, a bit over an inch). soaked is an understatement. we kept the fire going, however, so we still got to cook over it.

 

taks

[Pope]

- skiing: the ultimate rush in my life

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and if the current trend in moisture in colorado is any indication, you, like me, are only two months away from more slope action!

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Not really. I won't be skiing until at least January.

[taks]

bummer... why so late?

 

last year, we had powder on every trip PRIOR to january... in fact, all the northern slopes were 100% open with a 4' base by the 2nd weekend in december and breck/copper were actually 100% the weekend after thanksgiving.

 

taks

[Pope]

Because this is Europe. I don't think it starts snowing that early here. And even if it did, anything up until January is bloody cold. On top of that, the nearest slopes to where I live are about a thousand kilometers from here, so it's not something I can do in a quicky.

Edited August 14, 2006 by Pope

[alanschu]

It's like polishing the brass on the Titanic.

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I always loved that expression. Oh, and I agree whole-heartedly. Gateway drug, my left eye! The people who have that self-destructive urge to "move on" will move on anyway. I know plenty of people who stayed right in their comfort zone, so to speak.

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I don't entirely disagree that it could be considered a gateway drug. But if it becomes legalized, that status will disappear.

[taks]

Because this is Europe. I don't think it starts snowing that early here. And even if it did, anything up until January is bloody cold. On top of that, the nearest slopes to where I live are about a thousand kilometers from here, so it's not something I can do in a quicky.

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oh, sorry. thought you were in boulder, CO.

 

taks

[taks]

I don't entirely disagree that it could be considered a gateway drug.  But if it becomes legalized, that status will disappear.

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a friend and i were discussing this idea the other day. i think it is a gateway simply because the dealers tend to be more hardcore, i.e. involved in other drugs as well, than the average user, and making such purchases exposes the user to the dealer's other habits. so, the drug itself is not the gateway, but the means to obtaining the drug sort of is. people that aren't going to step up won't regardless of what they are exposed to. people that will step up will find a way.

 

taks

[thepixiesrock]

I don't drink or do drugs lol

[Rosbjerg]

well doing Lou Gutman is probably just as serious a health risk!

[Blarghagh]

I'm dutch. It's legalized here.

 

Still haven't and won't do it.

 

Mind altering substances are not my thing.

 

*says the hypocrite who barfed his guts out a week ago after drinking too much*

[Krookie]

I don't drink or do drugs lol

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me2

[thepixiesrock]

No! you posted that you do though!