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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypocrisy

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Originally posted by Jeff Button http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypocrisy

You can't just throw a term like that around without telling us who you're directing it at.

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Originally posted by The Highroller Can you please describe to me how one would do 4 pills in a night "safely"?

The best way in my mind to do 4 pills safely is popping them at least 1.5 to 2 hrs per pill. Easier said than done..then again some peeps react differently to pills in general. But after a few times you kinda know what you can and can't handle. It's called going thru the motions.

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Originally posted by The Highroller I find it funny how you say this: and then this: ...when in the documentary, they say that taking any more than one pill every 3 months is dangerous. Of course it matters how many pills you do.

I did not specify a time period that these are done in and I believe we are talking abouta lifetime of partying. All I am saying is to each his own, and that you should respect other people no matter what they do. I fuckin hate those assholes who meet youin a cvlub and if youask them if they have done anything and that youhave dropped a pill they look at you like you have two heads and are disgusted. I am talking normal, acting normal (other than being a little more chatty) and looking normal. All I am saying is don;t come down on people for doing it or liking it, we are all here for teh same reason, to love the music and party and have fun. Just remeber your no better a person because you dont do drugs or do it very little than a person who might do it a bit more.

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Originally posted by The Highroller Can you please describe to me how one would do 4 pills in a night "safely"?

Not even one pill is done safley there are always reprecusions but the same with drinking, smoking pot, fuck even doing your everyday job has side effects (depending on the job). Like I said as long as you know what you are getting into its your choice. As I stated before you should not come down on people for their choices unless it effects you directly or is hurting the world around you.

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Originally posted by RayRayy The best way in my mind to do 4 pills safely is popping them at least 1.5 to 2 hrs per pill. Easier said than done..then again some peeps react differently to pills in general. But after a few times you kinda know what you can and can't handle. It's called going thru the motions.

another addition to the cracker reel.

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Originally posted by jennypie Oh god. You guys are really being nitpicky cockfags right now.

Warning! Forum Flaming ahead!



(hmm that's a bit old, lol 9000)

Hahahahahahaha, Del you nerd!! LOL!

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Originally posted by urban_legend ...you should respect other people no matter what they do.

I disagree with that, but ok. To each their own.

Respect is earned, not automatically granted.

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Originally posted by The Highroller I disagree with that, but ok. To each their own. Respect is earned, not automatically granted.

Respect should be givin to everyone you meet for the first time and is lost by something they do. Trust is something you earn.........

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Originally posted by shanny I used to tell myself this too, until i realized that it violates the rule of contradiction.

Also makes for a very boring.. Go Big or Go Home tour..

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Originally posted by urban_legend Respect should be givin to everyone you meet for the first time and is lost by something they do. Trust is something you earn.........

i think you are confusing respect with politeness.

you always have to be polite but that doesn't mean the same thing as respect.

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Originally posted by urban_legend Respect should be givin to everyone you meet for the first time and is lost by something they do. Trust is something you earn.........

uh...NO. Respect is earned.

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Originally posted by rabbitjoker Friends shouldn't put themselves in situations where their friends have to look after them.

+1

Shit happens but this advice is something that everyone who does any drugs (including alcohol) should take seriously.

A wise man once said "if it hurts you aren't doing it right"... (or maybe that was me) - drugs can make things better but there is a line which too many people cross and put your friends, fellow party goers and the organizers of said parties in difficult situations. Know your limits (its different for everyone), respect your drug of choice, respect your friends, and most of all respect yourself.

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Originally posted by urban_legend Respect should be givin to everyone you meet for the first time and is lost by something they do. Trust is something you earn.........

I think both are automatic until lost. That's how I treat people anyway. I think it's sort of an insult to assume a person is untrustworthy. Like, "Hi, nice to meet you...you're a piece of shit, prove me wrong." At least that's how I see it.

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Originally posted by jennypie Like, "Hi, nice to meet you...you're a piece of shit, prove me wrong." At least that's how I see it.

That's how I do it, lol

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Originally posted by infinity HiGH That's how I do it, lol

Cocksucker!

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Originally posted by jennypie Oh god. You guys are really being nitpicky cockfags right now.

this thread makes me want mushrooms

...seriously, it does (and I don't know why)

i'm gonna start a poll questioning how many pills everyone has sold

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Originally posted by chinamon i do 30-40 pills per day, 5 days per week. then i sleep for two days straight and start the cycle again. i have been at this for 15 years.

I don't know if you're kidding..but if you're not..DAMN!I never pictured you as the type..but I think you're kidding because you never look like it and if you know you don;t and you are on them then you are on some bad ones lol

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Originally posted by musicsnob_NOT uh...NO. Respect is earned.

Really? I don't think so.
When everyday, ordinary interactions take place on a basis of disrespect and mutual doubt of one another, how does that help anything?

Automatic respect for other people doesn't mean turning a blind eye to disrespectful behaviours or trusting people against your better judgement. It is simply giving people the benefit of the doubt (with an obvious measure taken for your own personal safety).

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Originally posted by Skipper Really? I don't think so. When everyday, ordinary interactions take place on a basis of disrespect and mutual doubt of one another, how does that help anything? Automatic respect for other people doesn't mean turning a blind eye to disrespectful behaviours or trusting people against your better judgement. It is simply giving people the benefit of the doubt (with an obvious measure taken for your own personal safety).

*tips hat*

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Originally posted by Skipper Automatic respect for other people doesn't mean turning a blind eye to disrespectful behaviours or trusting people against your better judgement. It is simply giving people the benefit of the doubt (with an obvious measure taken for your own personal safety).

I'm with you on that one.

I call it "professional courtesy". It entitles everybody to polite interaction and a basic level of respect so that interaction can be useful and productive.

It is absolutely essential to operate on a basis of professional courtesy in the business world and most would find useful in their personal lives as well.

If one can't give a person professional courtesy then one best just avoid that person all together.

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Originally posted by She_Fitz Also makes for a very boring.. Go Big or Go Home tour..

And that is the last thing that we need.

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Originally posted by rabbitjoker I'm with you on that one. I call it "professional courtesy". It entitles everybody to polite interaction and a basic level of respect so that interaction can be useful and productive. It is absolutely essential to operate on a basis of professional courtesy in the business world and most would find useful in their personal lives as well. If one can't give a person professional courtesy then one best just avoid that person all together.

I agree with you 100%. But in my opinion there is a huge difference between respect and "professional courtesy". In my dealings with people both in business and person interactions it starts with courtesy and goes from there.

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