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Got bored of not being on TIF. Lol.

I think I'm going to take a break from TIF. People are really starting to annoy me. We'll see.

I'm personally against abortion, but I think that the parents should have a choice in the matter. So technically I am pro-choice, but honestly every time I've said that I've been attacked for it even though I disagree with it and if it were up to me I wouldn't want the abortion. There are situations where I believe it's acceptable however.

I meant directly from the effects of smoking. The mortality rates of high driving are debatable since most of the time there are other drugs or alcohol in the person's system so it's hard to determine if the cannabis was the contributing factor. However it's certainly not a good idea to drive high. You're reaction time is [cabbage] and it's hard to concentrate. Habitual smoking isn't as likely to give you lung cancer as drinking is to destroy your liver either. (I'm not trying to convince anyone that its safe or good for you though. It isn't.)

I dont mean to be biased, sorry for that. I have done a lot of research and not once have I read that smoking at a young age increases the chance of hallucinations, where did you read that? Ive been smoking for 12 years and during that time I've gotten a degree in digital media, kept the same girlfriend (Soon to be fiancé), and I now make 75,000$ a year editing videos for a newspaper's website. I've not once tried "stronger" drugs, and yes, it does take me larger amounts to get high, but the difference from when I began smoking and now is not very much. I would like to point out that when I say 'Live high" I really mean it. Wake and bake, smoke throughout the day (Yes, on my lunch hour, I use Visine, body spray and mints, and no-one has noticed, plus it hasn't negatively affected my work.) so saying you aren't actually happy is wrong, because when I am high, I am happy, and I am always high. I understand that this is not always the case, but the same can be said for your disadvantages. You might be the exception to the rule, but if you're always high, how do you know what it would be like to be sober? I will admit that the health risks of marijuana are about as bad as those of alcohol. But nobody tries to stay drunk constantly. Alcohol is far worse for you than weed. No one dies from smoking too much. That being said, neither of them are really good for you. There's a very small amount of conditions where the of marijuana benefits outweigh the "negatives" in terms of health. I personally am no longer smoking though. It was fun and still is, but I've decided I'll be just as well off without it. I don't need any criminal charges either.

I think your friend is just an idiot...

Aesop Rock - Rickety Rackety

Well there's a reason to not be wearing a shirt if you're at the beach. At home there isn't as much of one. I think it's a sort of dumb rule personally, but that's not my decision now is it.

I've honestly never met a pushy vegetarian/vegan in real life. Plenty online, but all the vegetarians I've met don't even mention it. I didn't even know a pretty good friend of mine was a vegetarian until one of my other friends mentioned it a few months back.

They don't have brains :lol: I'm a guilty carnivore. I like the taste of meat, but I really love animals (I even catch bugs and put them outside instead of killing them(Except mosquitoes and some flies)) and feel really weird when my food resembles the animal it comes from. I'll probably eat a lot less meat than I do now once I get to college, I just don't want to put a strain on my family now. I probably won't become a vegetarian though. Certainly not a vegan, I don't want to not have dairy, I think that's just dumb.

Being poor changes your priories in life. It's hard to plan for your future when you need to worry about the day to day. It's hard to stay motivated when you know that you can't afford college and need to work as soon as you can to help feed your family and put food on the table. Education is a long term investment, which is why poorer people aren't as educated a lot of the time, they can't afford to wait for the payoff. It's an unfortunate cycle really. That being said, I don't worry about the future too much. I should, but honestly it's just depressing.

Morals are a concept, not a physical trait. I would argue that some animals certainly have "morals", just not what humans would call morals. Is there proof of this, not that I know of, but if they have self awareness I would imagine they have some sense of morality.

Nah, totally different. He's better, but not as funny. On topic: airborne virus is the only logical thing to be honest. Some people could be immune, etc.

Saving time.

Exactly. What about the thermodynamic, flying, regenerating, logical zombies? With magic.

I feel like crap right now. I already passed out for like 3 hours this afternoon, but I'm still really tired.

Student who needs to get his [cabbage] together soon.

22:45 Suddenly felt like I had to examine the box with a question mark. Shook it, rubbed it, but nothing happened. Annoyed, tried to break it with a golden brick... Now I have neither. Damn. I've really neglected my hero lately.

I've never even heard of Five Guys before.

Yay mods. :thumbup: I liked the insight into the world of the moderator. Good work guys.

I would guess that he was high. People tend to just do the whole stream of consciousness thing when they're high. Or he liked hearing himself talk a bit too much.

I think you'd be interested to know that it's no longer on the menu. Someone should figure out why!

When Burger King moved to expand its operations into Australia, it found that its business name was already trademarked by a takeaway food shop in Adelaide.[1] As a result, Burger King provided the Australian franchisee, Jack Cowin, with a list of possible alternative names derived from pre-existing trademarks already registered by Burger King and its then corporate parent Pillsbury that could be used to name the Australian restaurants. Cowin selected the "Hungry Jack" brand name, one of Pillsbury's US pancake mixture products, and slightly changed the name to a possessive form by adding an apostrophe 's' forming the new name Hungry Jack's.[2] The first Australian franchise of Burger King Corporation was established in Innaloo, Perth on 18 April 1971, under the auspices of Cowin's new company Hungry Jack's Pty, Limited.[3] The [cabbage] you can learn from wikipedia is astounding.

:lol: Why is it called Hungry Jacks in Aussieland?

And spent it on gas going to get another copy of the game :thumbup: Thirty dollars worth of gas gets me over 300 miles. I really hope he doesn't have to drive that far to get the game :lol: Do you drive a moped? Honda Civic. It gets 32 mpg.