Random Thoughts Thread

[RyaNtheSlayA]

Other methods, as in, eating? Or are you somehow managing to mainline that stuff?


(I understand that mainlining that is nigh on impossible.)

Vaporization, and also tea.

Sprinkle it on the floor and roll in it like a cat. Duh.

That's also a valid and efficient way to use it.

[elmagicochrisg]

Hash oil FTW

[dsheinem]

I look forward to the day that we could elect someone to the U.S. Presidency who practices Islam, a religion which is no more or less absurd than Christianity. I look forward to it because it would likely signal a shift in popular thinking away from the conflation of religious practice and governance, as the current entanglement of the two in this country is shameful.

[Thierry Henry]

if something works by a placebo effect, does it really matter?

[BoringSupreez]

Speaking of which, it's been about a year since I quit smoking and started using other methods. My lungs have thanked me greatly for that decision.

I never did it enough to effect my lungs really, but I certainly noticed my sense of taste becoming stronger once I stopped having the occasional smoke. I never even detected it leaving me. It's enough to prevent me from ever starting back up.

[Luke]

I look forward to the day that we will elec?t someone to the U.S. Presidency who practices common sense.

ftfy


Ride that Jeep baby. That turquoise Jeep baby.

[dsheinem]

I look forward to the day that we will elec?t someone to the U.S. Presidency who practices common sense.

ftfy


Ride that Jeep baby. That turquoise Jeep baby.

no one with common sense would want the job

[Luke]

no one with common sense would want the job

And that is why unfortunately Colin Powell denied running for office. Until I'm under the grass, I will always say we need a leader, which Powell is.

[puke_face]

I look forward to the day that we could elect someone to the U.S. Presidency who practices Islam, a religion which is no more or less absurd than Christianity. I look forward to it because it would likely signal a shift in popular thinking away from the conflation of religious practice and governance, as the current entanglement of the two in this country is shameful.

I hope it comes sooner rather than later. If the constitution is going to have a part about freedom of religion, Christianity shouldn't be the only religion a president should be allowed to follow. I would be happy with any president with a different religion, just for the same reasons, but Islam would be the most noticed at this point. If they were Hindu or Buddhist, it would have the same effect I would think, but wouldn't be quite as much of a shock to the people IMO.

[o.pwuaioc]

I look forward to the day that we could elect someone to the U.S. Presidency who practices Islam, a religion which is no more or less absurd than Christianity. I look forward to it because it would likely signal a shift in popular thinking away from the conflation of religious practice and governance, as the current entanglement of the two in this country is shameful.

I look forward to the day when an atheist will be elected to the US Presidency. That will be the day we're a post-religious nation. Unfortunately, the last polls on the matter said a gay, black, female Muslim had a better chance than an atheist.