Snoop decommits; sells the couch
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Congrats on being a quitter though weed isn’t a drug. This commit style post is gaay.
I remember at the tender age of 10 ordering from BMG doggy style and the chronic. Single handedly helped ruin my life.
Look how far snoops fallen since then. -
Tommy exhibiting some Dan Lanning vibes -
watch him get lung cancer after giving up smoking
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"After influencing millions of people to smoke pot, I've decided to quit because it's not healthy, and anyone who continues to smoke it is an idiot."
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What a fag. I always thought so anyways but it's good to get confirmation.Fenderbender123 said:"After influencing millions of people to smoke pot, I've decided to quit because it's not healthy, and anyone who continues to smoke it is an idiot."
You gotta love it. -
Seem to have struck a chord. Was just passing on what I'm earring!
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Come on Snoop.
Just be like Yella smoke some dad weed J's every once in a while.
Everything in moderation. -
Sodas/edibles time for snoop.
I don't do weed but when I do, it's a 20 mg ginger beer (after 8 regular beers).
The federal government banning these things killed people who had no other option but to inhale plant.
Start the tug thread. -
Snoop didn't say he was giving up edibles.
*Loophole.
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Bracing for the downvotes and fuck offs.
Good for Snoop.
In the fight to get pot legalized, people touted its benefits and how it was less harmful than other drugs (even nicotine), making people think it’s benign.
But sorry, from a scientific standpoint it’s still a drug, just like caffeine and a whole lot of other things that “aren’t that bad”. And as such, it does have the potential of causing health issues after prolonged use. And maybe that’s why he’s quitting using it. We’re not his doctor.
I understand his need to put out a statement about it since it’s been such a big part of identity, but it’s sad he feels like he has to.
Anyway, respect his decision.
Now if you’ll excuse me, I’m going to bake some brownies. -
LipoDoog_de_Jour said:Bracing for the downvotes and fuck offs.
Good for Snoop.
In the fight to get pot legalized, people touted its benefits and how it was less harmful than other drugs (even nicotine), making people think it’s benign.
But sorry, from a scientific standpoint it’s still a drug, just like caffeine and a whole lot of other things that “aren’t that bad”. And as such, it does have the potential of causing health issues after prolonged use. And maybe that’s why he’s quitting using it. We’re not his doctor.
I understand his need to put out a statement about it since it’s been such a big part of identity, but it’s sad he feels like he has to.
Anyway, respect his decision.
Now if you’ll excuse me, I’m going to bake some brownies. -
It relieves stress, the most underrated of all underrated killers.RaceBannon said:
LipoDoog_de_Jour said:Bracing for the downvotes and fuck offs.
Good for Snoop.
In the fight to get pot legalized, people touted its benefits and how it was less harmful than other drugs (even nicotine), making people think it’s benign.
But sorry, from a scientific standpoint it’s still a drug, just like caffeine and a whole lot of other things that “aren’t that bad”. And as such, it does have the potential of causing health issues after prolonged use. And maybe that’s why he’s quitting using it. We’re not his doctor.
I understand his need to put out a statement about it since it’s been such a big part of identity, but it’s sad he feels like he has to.
Anyway, respect his decision.
Now if you’ll excuse me, I’m going to bake some brownies. -
So does a nice glass of whiskey or a cold beer at the end of the day. But then there’s unfortunately people who have the misfortune of developing alcoholism.haie said:
It relieves stress, the most underrated of all underrated killers.RaceBannon said:
LipoDoog_de_Jour said:Bracing for the downvotes and fuck offs.
Good for Snoop.
In the fight to get pot legalized, people touted its benefits and how it was less harmful than other drugs (even nicotine), making people think it’s benign.
But sorry, from a scientific standpoint it’s still a drug, just like caffeine and a whole lot of other things that “aren’t that bad”. And as such, it does have the potential of causing health issues after prolonged use. And maybe that’s why he’s quitting using it. We’re not his doctor.
I understand his need to put out a statement about it since it’s been such a big part of identity, but it’s sad he feels like he has to.
Anyway, respect his decision.
Now if you’ll excuse me, I’m going to bake some brownies.
Like @YellowSnow said, it’s all moderation and knowing your body and its limits. -
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Long ago my when I was a high stress killer my wife called it my medicinehaie said:
It relieves stress, the most underrated of all underrated killers.RaceBannon said:
LipoDoog_de_Jour said:Bracing for the downvotes and fuck offs.
Good for Snoop.
In the fight to get pot legalized, people touted its benefits and how it was less harmful than other drugs (even nicotine), making people think it’s benign.
But sorry, from a scientific standpoint it’s still a drug, just like caffeine and a whole lot of other things that “aren’t that bad”. And as such, it does have the potential of causing health issues after prolonged use. And maybe that’s why he’s quitting using it. We’re not his doctor.
I understand his need to put out a statement about it since it’s been such a big part of identity, but it’s sad he feels like he has to.
Anyway, respect his decision.
Now if you’ll excuse me, I’m going to bake some brownies. -
Alcohol doesn't relax your brain the same way. Weed allows your brain to block out the noise and concentrate on solving a problem.Doog_de_Jour said:
So does a nice glass of whiskey or a cold beer at the end of the day. But then there’s unfortunately people who have the misfortune of developing alcoholism.haie said:
It relieves stress, the most underrated of all underrated killers.RaceBannon said:
LipoDoog_de_Jour said:Bracing for the downvotes and fuck offs.
Good for Snoop.
In the fight to get pot legalized, people touted its benefits and how it was less harmful than other drugs (even nicotine), making people think it’s benign.
But sorry, from a scientific standpoint it’s still a drug, just like caffeine and a whole lot of other things that “aren’t that bad”. And as such, it does have the potential of causing health issues after prolonged use. And maybe that’s why he’s quitting using it. We’re not his doctor.
I understand his need to put out a statement about it since it’s been such a big part of identity, but it’s sad he feels like he has to.
Anyway, respect his decision.
Now if you’ll excuse me, I’m going to bake some brownies.
Like @YellowSnow said, it’s all moderation and knowing your body and its limits. -
I would do it on the weekends if I had to work on the weekends.RaceBannon said:
Long ago my when I was a high stress killer my wife called it my medicinehaie said:
It relieves stress, the most underrated of all underrated killers.RaceBannon said:
LipoDoog_de_Jour said:Bracing for the downvotes and fuck offs.
Good for Snoop.
In the fight to get pot legalized, people touted its benefits and how it was less harmful than other drugs (even nicotine), making people think it’s benign.
But sorry, from a scientific standpoint it’s still a drug, just like caffeine and a whole lot of other things that “aren’t that bad”. And as such, it does have the potential of causing health issues after prolonged use. And maybe that’s why he’s quitting using it. We’re not his doctor.
I understand his need to put out a statement about it since it’s been such a big part of identity, but it’s sad he feels like he has to.
Anyway, respect his decision.
Now if you’ll excuse me, I’m going to bake some brownies.
Got a lot done in every case. -
Snoop and Willie Nelson have become Cheech and Chong of the 21st century. Everyone has a "I got stoned with......." story about them, and weed is brought up every time either one is mentioned. Snoop may be looking to re-brand, recognizing that the "80 year-old pot head" bit has been done...by Willie. I heard that Willie doesn't torch up anymore, from emphysema, but went edibles.
He's not a kid from the LBC anymore, or even a rapper, really...he's an entertainer -
I didn't call him a fag for quitting. It was for the idiot comment.Doog_de_Jour said:Bracing for the downvotes and fuck offs.
Good for Snoop.
In the fight to get pot legalized, people touted its benefits and how it was less harmful than other drugs (even nicotine), making people think it’s benign.
But sorry, from a scientific standpoint it’s still a drug, just like caffeine and a whole lot of other things that “aren’t that bad”. And as such, it does have the potential of causing health issues after prolonged use. And maybe that’s why he’s quitting using it. We’re not his doctor.
I understand his need to put out a statement about it since it’s been such a big part of identity, but it’s sad he feels like he has to.
Anyway, respect his decision.
Now if you’ll excuse me, I’m going to bake some brownies. -
This is a really good pointFenderbender123 said:"After influencing millions of people to smoke pot, I've decided to quit because it's not healthy, and anyone who continues to smoke it is an idiot."
You gotta love it.
I was already into the chronic when Snoop and Dre made it a part of pop culture
Young impressionable minds
We had our own musicians in the 20s pimping the devil weed
It's been a blessing and a curse. It is addictive but I've also quit at times. Cigarettes are much harder to leave alone
I pretty much get addicted to everything so moderation is key -
"Jazz Cigarettes"...RaceBannon said:
This is a really good pointFenderbender123 said:"After influencing millions of people to smoke pot, I've decided to quit because it's not healthy, and anyone who continues to smoke it is an idiot."
You gotta love it.
I was already into the chronic when Snoop and Dre made it a part of pop culture
Young impressionable minds
We had our own musicians in the 20s pimping the devil weed
It's been a blessing and a curse. It is addictive but I've also quit at times. Cigarettes are much harder to leave alone
I pretty much get addicted to everything so moderation is key -
Addicted to weed or addicted to the act of getting high?RaceBannon said:
This is a really good pointFenderbender123 said:"After influencing millions of people to smoke pot, I've decided to quit because it's not healthy, and anyone who continues to smoke it is an idiot."
You gotta love it.
I was already into the chronic when Snoop and Dre made it a part of pop culture
Young impressionable minds
We had our own musicians in the 20s pimping the devil weed
It's been a blessing and a curse. It is addictive but I've also quit at times. Cigarettes are much harder to leave alone
I pretty much get addicted to everything so moderation is key
I’m an addict (recovering, well documented) and I’ve been addicted to oxy, meth, and crack amongst every other drug I used. Physically I need or I get sick type addictions. Never had withdrawals from not waking and baking, only mentally “needed” to roll a blunt.
Weed is a gateway drug in that it gives you this feeling and for some you eventually need a new feeling. It also starts the process of how far am I willing to do things that I was taught or I know to be are wrong. With everything I know and have been through I use the word “drug” with weed lightly. Moderation is not in my vocabulary either. -
Pretty sure the damage was done about 3 metric tons ago.FireCohen said:watch him get lung cancer after giving up smoking
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dirtysouwfdawg said:
Addicted to weed or addicted to the act of getting high?RaceBannon said:
This is a really good pointFenderbender123 said:"After influencing millions of people to smoke pot, I've decided to quit because it's not healthy, and anyone who continues to smoke it is an idiot."
You gotta love it.
I was already into the chronic when Snoop and Dre made it a part of pop culture
Young impressionable minds
We had our own musicians in the 20s pimping the devil weed
It's been a blessing and a curse. It is addictive but I've also quit at times. Cigarettes are much harder to leave alone
I pretty much get addicted to everything so moderation is key
I’m an addict (recovering, well documented) and I’ve been addicted to oxy, meth, and crack amongst every other drug I used. Physically I need or I get sick type addictions. Never had withdrawals from not waking and baking, only mentally “needed” to roll a blunt.
Weed is a gateway drug in that it gives you this feeling and for some you eventually need a new feeling. It also starts the process of how far am I willing to do things that I was taught or I know to be are wrong. With everything I know and have been through I use the word “drug” with weed lightly. Moderation is not in my vocabulary either.
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I did everything but heroin, and crack and meth hadn't been invented
I like to get high I cannot lie
Weed and wine turn my brain down.
Should I have stayed on and invented the internet?
Water under the bridge
High achievers are addicted to work and money
Everyone addicted to something
One thing we know is no one gets out alive -
But if you give me weed, whites and wine, and you show me a good time, I'll be willing.RaceBannon said:I did everything but heroin, and crack and meth hadn't been invented
I like to get high I cannot lie
Weed and wine turn my brain down.
Should I have stayed on and invented the internet?
Water under the bridge
High achievers are addicted to work and money
Everyone addicted to something
One thing we know is no one gets out alive -
If I was a single guy in my mid 40s right now sans children, I'd probably be an alcoholic, albeit a functioning one who shows up to work on time and stays in great shape. Say like 5 or 6 beers a day on school nights and much more on weekends. I fucking LOVE to drink.dirtysouwfdawg said:
Addicted to weed or addicted to the act of getting high?RaceBannon said:
This is a really good pointFenderbender123 said:"After influencing millions of people to smoke pot, I've decided to quit because it's not healthy, and anyone who continues to smoke it is an idiot."
You gotta love it.
I was already into the chronic when Snoop and Dre made it a part of pop culture
Young impressionable minds
We had our own musicians in the 20s pimping the devil weed
It's been a blessing and a curse. It is addictive but I've also quit at times. Cigarettes are much harder to leave alone
I pretty much get addicted to everything so moderation is key
I’m an addict (recovering, well documented) and I’ve been addicted to oxy, meth, and crack amongst every other drug I used. Physically I need or I get sick type addictions. Never had withdrawals from not waking and baking, only mentally “needed” to roll a blunt.
Weed is a gateway drug in that it gives you this feeling and for some you eventually need a new feeling. It also starts the process of how far am I willing to do things that I was taught or I know to be are wrong. With everything I know and have been through I use the word “drug” with weed lightly. Moderation is not in my vocabulary either.
But being married with 2 kids provides the necessary motivation to do better and keep the demons at bay. The AAA thing would never work for me, so it's moderation or bust.
Dry Sunday to Thursday seems to be a good compromise for me. -
Haven’t drank for 2 1/2 yrs… kid #1 cleaned me up, an expensive potential divorce made me drop the drink. That and not being around to see all four heathens daily.YellowSnow said:
If I was a single guy in my mid 40s right now sans children, I'd probably be an alcoholic, albeit a functioning one who shows up to work on time and stays in great shape. Say like 5 or 6 beers a day on school nights and much more on weekends. I fucking LOVE to drink.dirtysouwfdawg said:
Addicted to weed or addicted to the act of getting high?RaceBannon said:
This is a really good pointFenderbender123 said:"After influencing millions of people to smoke pot, I've decided to quit because it's not healthy, and anyone who continues to smoke it is an idiot."
You gotta love it.
I was already into the chronic when Snoop and Dre made it a part of pop culture
Young impressionable minds
We had our own musicians in the 20s pimping the devil weed
It's been a blessing and a curse. It is addictive but I've also quit at times. Cigarettes are much harder to leave alone
I pretty much get addicted to everything so moderation is key
I’m an addict (recovering, well documented) and I’ve been addicted to oxy, meth, and crack amongst every other drug I used. Physically I need or I get sick type addictions. Never had withdrawals from not waking and baking, only mentally “needed” to roll a blunt.
Weed is a gateway drug in that it gives you this feeling and for some you eventually need a new feeling. It also starts the process of how far am I willing to do things that I was taught or I know to be are wrong. With everything I know and have been through I use the word “drug” with weed lightly. Moderation is not in my vocabulary either.
But being married with 2 kids provides the necessary motivation to do better and keep the demons at bay. The AAA thing would never work for me, so it's moderation or bust.
Dry Sunday to Thursday seems to be a good compromise for me.
Cheers to not being alcoholics and having kids as a reason to not be shitty. 😆 -
I'm not much of an addict. Drank a lot from my early teens through 30s, even early 40s, but never caught the bug that made me feel compelled to drink or where I just did it without thinking. Even a drink or two started making me feel shitty a few years ago and I just kind of quit doing it. I'm on about a one beer every three months or so pace now.
Same went for my other recreational experiments. I never tried anything illegal that wasn't a hallucinogen. Even pain killers after surgeries didn't hold any appeal for me after the first couple. I'd save them for years then toss them. Not bragging. I just consider myself lucky in that regard. Everyone else in my family shows addictive tendencies and my dad was a 6-12 beer per day lush who couldn't even quit when heart disease started killing him.
Tobacco is another story though. That one has my number.
