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Ah...



The recession has hit the recreational drug world too


The "Mr Big" round the corner to us has hit an all time low in his revenue stream


I over heard him in the "Spar" the other day


"It's f****g hard out there, no ones buying anything"



Never mind, he can watch his 52" inch plasma 'till things get better



W**F

I really can't be arsed with smoking dope I prefer(ED) my narcotics to be more on the 'upper' side of the equation but one thing I've noticed is that many of the really heavy dope smokers i've known have technichally been non-cigarette smokers, in reality I don't think many of them realise is they've actually picked up a nicotine habit and smoke numerous slpiffs to deal with this.


The other thing is constant smoking of poorely rolled unfiltered spliffs can't be good for one in the sense that a joint must equal 2-3 ciggarretes worth of nicotine/tar etc. Harmless my arse, let alone what big says. Don't get me wrong, I'm all for a liberalising the drug laws but a spliff constantly championed as a risk free, natural, gift from god...do me a favour

???? Wrote:

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> I really can't be arsed with smoking dope I

> prefer(ED) my narcotics to be more on the 'upper'

> side of the equation



Hahaha = "ya honestly, I'm not a stoner. Mostly just do coke now that I'm all grown up'n that"


This is gold!

??????? 'cracks' me up!

Are you a politican?? Talk about backtracking.


Erm yeah I'm cool, I Prefered puff, got bored cause that's for kids and boring... Then did'uppers cause me was cool and I prefered it

But hey, that's all for kids now... Cause I'm really grown up now and muture and yeh and stuff.


Kiddo ;)

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