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I JUST CANNOT GET OVER HOW ENLIGHTENING EVERY THING SHE DOES IS AND ALWAYS WILL BE. ONCE SHE IS 18 I WILL NEVER STOP ENDLESSLY SEXING HER WITH MY ACTIVE MIND AND THINKING ABOUT HOW MUCH JUSTICE IS BEING DONE.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J No it isn't, you fucking berk. I've already clearly identified why I'm tired, and the only reason you're running your mouth repeating the redundant and blindingly obvious is so you can bask in a preening self-congratulatory glow.

Damn bro, why don't you go smoke a bowl, or pop a few E's or something? You sound way too bitter to be in your mid-twenties.

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Originally posted by Zharen Damn bro, why don't you go smoke a bowl, or pop a few E's or something? You sound way too bitter to be in your mid-twenties.

Do me a favour and never reply to one of my posts again.

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Originally posted by Zharen Damn bro, why don't you go smoke a bowl, or pop a few E's or something? You sound way too bitter to be in your mid-twenties.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Do me a favour and never reply to one of my posts again.

I thought this thread started really nice.....

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Originally posted by Trance-MB I thought this thread started really nice.....

I think we all could use an energy drink or two right about now.

This thread really isn't too bad... Could still be salvaged. Gotta get it back on track:

Did we ever figure out if caffeine is bad for you or if that's simply hippy nonsense?

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Originally posted by Lews Did we ever figure out if caffeine is bad for you or if that's simply hippy nonsense?

I don't think the issue was necessarily with caffeine, more about whether energy drinks are particularly bad for your health. To which I would conclude: they don't meet the Jennypie health standard, but they're certainly not as toxic as some people seem to think.

In terms of harmful substances to poison the body with, caffeine is pretty low down on my list of worries. I'm more concerned with becoming reliant on it (because it's not always available) and having to spend money on it every day as a result.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J I don't think the issue was necessarily with caffeine, more about whether energy drinks are particularly bad for your health. To which I would conclude: they don't meet the Jennypie health standard, but they're certainly not as toxic as some people seem to think. In terms of harmful substances to poison the body with, caffeine is pretty low down on my list of worries. I'm more concerned with becoming reliant on it (because it's not always available) and having to spend money on it every day as a result.

Yeah, discounting my 10-15 shots of espresso a day thing which I think is clearly unhealthy, my biggest fear regarding the caffeine addiction is the negative effects that would occur if it was unavailable. Additionally, I would assume that it would stop being so helpful if one consumes it every day.

Good to know Red Bull won't be the thing that kills me, though. I always figured they weren't exactly great, but have known that they sure as hell aren't anywhere near the worst thing I've done to myself.

I used to drink a can of monster or Red Bull in the early mornings when I had graveyard shift, but that was years ago. Stopped the energy drinks now. I never really liked coffee when I was younger, but now I tolerate it a little better with some hazelnut cream in it. I don't drink coffee everyday though, it's only saved on mornings when I've had a lack of sleep, or when I know I got things to get done in the day. I will drink about a 12 oz can of Pepsi or Dr. Pepper during the evening, or to chase it with vodka. The sodas are really the only thing caffeine wise that could be unhealthy to me. Even then I try not to do more than 16 oz's in one day.

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Originally posted by Lews This thread really isn't too bad... Could still be salvaged. Gotta get it back on track: Did we ever figure out if caffeine is bad for you or if that's simply hippy nonsense?

No complaints here, actually. I don't see any difference, I really drink coffee and milk because I love milk

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J In terms of harmful substances to poison the body with, caffeine is pretty low down on my list of worries. I'm more concerned with becoming reliant on it (because it's not always available) and having to spend money on it every day as a result.

My friend, if you wish to join the active work force, you're gonna get tied to some vice one way or the other. May as well bite the bullet and become one of us... one of us... one of us...

SO true. And if you don't take regular coffee breaks at work, you are bound to crawl up someone's anus and get fired.

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Originally posted by Sykonee My friend, if you wish to join the active work force, you're gonna get tied to some vice one way or the other. May as well bite the bullet and become one of us... one of us... one of us...

goobel gabble goobel gabble one of us

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Originally posted by Miss Pie Or, you know, eat right and all that all other shit. If you're doing all the right things to begin with you shouldn't need to depend on a caffeine pick me up at any point during the day.

Yes that's totally how health works

Clearly there are no mental (or genetic) factors in mood or motivation.

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Originally posted by Euforix What Caffeine Really Does to Your Brain -David DaSilvo's theory http://www.psychologytoday.com/coll...does-your-brain

This article is overly reductionist and has a fundamental flaw in it's logic. There are drugs that mimic the same neurotransmitter (in any particular case) but have radically different effects; because of that it's silly to assume that caffiene only does exactly what you'd assume it'd do if it worked the way the article explains (blocking the a adenosine receptor without activating it). Most drugs also have effects on more than one neurotransmitter and the article also fails to explain the overall role that adenosine has to play in the body in relation to major neurotransmitters etc.

At a basic level, it makes mistakes(the assumption that caffiene only affects on neurotransmitter and that it's effects are exactly what you'd expect from the neurotransmitter not being around), and it also lacks depth(although you could keep adding depth to any topic so that's understandable).

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Originally posted by Lews Additionally, I would assume that it would stop being so helpful if one consumes it every day..

I drink 3-5 cups of coffee a day. My first cup, without fail, wakes me up and makes me more alert. By the end of my 3rd cup, I'm ready to get back in bed

Never mind the idea that it becomes less helpful over time, multiple "dosages" in a single day seem to be enough to knock a mutha fucka out.

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Originally posted by Lews This thread really isn't too bad... Could still be salvaged. Gotta get it back on track: Did we ever figure out if caffeine is bad for you or if that's simply hippy nonsense?

Well, that worked out well

I never considered caffeine to be bad, although in general "too much" never is good.
Personally I pay more attention to sugar, although I'm not a fan of light products at all.

Red Bull is banned in France and in more countries i think (being France the more relevant) if it obeys to a true danger is what i don't know, alcohol and cigarettes are legal and are clearly unhealthy while government sell them , the fact that they refuse to sell an energy drink is certainly scary.

anyone get into the old dj caffeine hard dance sets?

IT'S TIME FOR CAFFEINE!!!

i don't know what amount they put in red bull, but i'd stay away from it. folk have died from it.

also there's much more caffeine in tea(!) than in a can of coke. just though i'd put that out there as it seem to be a common misconception that coke contains lots of caffeine. of course it is the sugar that is the bastard.

don't drink tea or coffee as it seems useless. and in coffee's case, tastes downright bad. one of these stupid human habits, especially when you mentally think you 'need' it to 'function', therefore just worsening the habit.

Cracked today and had a can of Coke, because it's Friday and I've gone a whole week without any. Only 30mg of caffeine, but I still felt like God afterwards.

Are you saying you don't always feel like God?

Sometimes I'll throw a bag of Earl Grey in my coffee. It's less for a boost and more to have something to sip on for a few hours while rotting at my desk.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Cracked today and had a can of Coke, because it's Friday and I've gone a whole week without any. Only 30mg of caffeine, but I still felt like God afterwards.

Jeez man, I don't even know what a caffeine buzz feels like at this point. Built up such a tolerance.

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Originally posted by srussell0018 Are you saying you don't always feel like God?

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