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Re: Do random acts of kindness restore your faith in humanity? [Re: uber_aj]
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Long live the Shroomery!!!

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Re: Do random acts of kindness restore your faith in humanity? [Re: pfxtc]
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pfxtc said:
tiny_rabid_birds said:
sure, in the long-term.  not everyone cares whether they die of lung cancer when they're like sixty or seventy.

and besides, we're all adults.  we're all well informed about the dangers of those substances.  adults who have weighed the costs and benefits make their decision to act according to their risk aversion and wont of living in the moment.

you're just coming across as a pisser of parades over a genuinely kind-hearted gesture.



Most people on a "drug" forum such as this often have a better understanding of what they're putting into their body. Alcohol and tobacco are poison, and barely anybody realizes what they're doing to their own bodies when they ingest this stuff. Just because this is a drug forum doesn't mean that we all like ingesting as many chemicals as we can. I don't think very many people here do heroin or meth or crack, I believe we're a pretty responsible bunch. Most alcoholics die in their early 30's or 40's - :shrug: Not that I care what you do with your body, it's up to you, but don't say that most people are well informed of the risks, when they are clearly not. After people try mushrooms, they often quit drinking alcohol and tobacco, or at least from my experiences.



getem!!

thats exactly right :thumbup:


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:minifo:] "This promise constitutes the heart of my Christian beliefs and my call to natural-scientific research: we will attain to knowledge of the universe through the spirit of truth, and thereby to understanding of our being one with the deepest, most comprehensive reality, God."
-Albert Hofmann

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Re: Do random acts of kindness restore your faith in humanity? [Re: pfxtc]
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pfxtc said:
tiny_rabid_birds said:
sure, in the long-term.  not everyone cares whether they die of lung cancer when they're like sixty or seventy.

and besides, we're all adults.  we're all well informed about the dangers of those substances.  adults who have weighed the costs and benefits make their decision to act according to their risk aversion and wont of living in the moment.

you're just coming across as a pisser of parades over a genuinely kind-hearted gesture.



Most people on a "drug" forum such as this often have a better understanding of what they're putting into their body. Alcohol and tobacco are poison, and barely anybody realizes what they're doing to their own bodies when they ingest this stuff. Just because this is a drug forum doesn't mean that we all like ingesting as many chemicals as we can. I don't think very many people here do heroin or meth or crack, I believe we're a pretty responsible bunch. Most alcoholics die in their early 30's or 40's - :shrug: Not that I care what you do with your body, it's up to you, but don't say that most people are well informed of the risks, when they are clearly not. After people try mushrooms, they often quit drinking alcohol and tobacco, or at least from my experiences.



i never insinuated that most people here do either of those things.  i merely brought up the point of the forum as if to say here are people who understand it is the individual's right to do what s/he will do to his/her own body; here are people not so quick to judge.

i love your statistics of "most" alcoholics dying in by age 40 or whatever.  very scientific.  i'm totally convinced.  i happen to know my fair share of grandfatherly figures who enjoy their libations. 

i never said anything about alcoholics however in the first place.  you're exaggerating.  being hyperbolic.  you're taking the most extreme negative examples.  addicts.  or rather alcoholics.  who was talking about addicts?  are you calling the op an alcoholic just because he was drinking a few beers?  i rather enjoy alcohol.  but i enjoy it responsibly.  if you're going to judge on the responsible consumption of alcohol, then i suppose i was clearly wrong on my assumption that shroomerites as a whole are more open-minded and less judgmental.


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Re: Do random acts of kindness restore your faith in humanity? [Re: tiny_rabid_birds]
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ive had relatives die from both alcohol and cigarettes

damn them i say


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-Albert Hofmann

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Re: Do random acts of kindness restore your faith in humanity? [Re: Doctor_Dick]
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damn cigarettes and alcohol not the people i meant


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:minifo:] "This promise constitutes the heart of my Christian beliefs and my call to natural-scientific research: we will attain to knowledge of the universe through the spirit of truth, and thereby to understanding of our being one with the deepest, most comprehensive reality, God."
-Albert Hofmann

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Re: Do random acts of kindness restore your faith in humanity? [Re: tiny_rabid_birds]
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tiny_rabid_birds said:
pfxtc said:
tiny_rabid_birds said:
sure, in the long-term.  not everyone cares whether they die of lung cancer when they're like sixty or seventy.

and besides, we're all adults.  we're all well informed about the dangers of those substances.  adults who have weighed the costs and benefits make their decision to act according to their risk aversion and wont of living in the moment.

you're just coming across as a pisser of parades over a genuinely kind-hearted gesture.



Most people on a "drug" forum such as this often have a better understanding of what they're putting into their body. Alcohol and tobacco are poison, and barely anybody realizes what they're doing to their own bodies when they ingest this stuff. Just because this is a drug forum doesn't mean that we all like ingesting as many chemicals as we can. I don't think very many people here do heroin or meth or crack, I believe we're a pretty responsible bunch. Most alcoholics die in their early 30's or 40's - :shrug: Not that I care what you do with your body, it's up to you, but don't say that most people are well informed of the risks, when they are clearly not. After people try mushrooms, they often quit drinking alcohol and tobacco, or at least from my experiences.



i never insinuated that most people here do either of those things.  i merely brought up the point of the forum as if to say here are people who understand it is the individual's right to do what s/he will do to his/her own body; here are people not so quick to judge.

i love your statistics of "most" alcoholics dying in by age 40 or whatever.  very scientific.  i'm totally convinced.  i happen to know my fair share of grandfatherly figures who enjoy their libations. 

i never said anything about alcoholics however in the first place.  you're exaggerating.  being hyperbolic.  you're taking the most extreme negative examples.  addicts.  or rather alcoholics.  who was talking about addicts?  are you calling the op an alcoholic just because he was drinking a few beers?  i rather enjoy alcohol.  but i enjoy it responsibly.  if you're going to judge on the responsible consumption of alcohol, then i suppose i was clearly wrong on my assumption that shroomerites as a whole are more open-minded and less judgmental.



You're just stuck with some assumption that just because I say alcohol or tobacco is bad for you then I'm putting you down, which I'm not. It just seems like you're fooling yourself. I don't care either way.


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Young male going by the name "Bassfreak" entered Worcester General complaining of a sharp pain in his buttock region after attending EDM event. Attending physician considered a possible diagnosis of acute rave anus, but upon further investigation it was determined there was nothing cute about patient's anus.

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Re: Do random acts of kindness restore your faith in humanity? [Re: pfxtc]
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How is he fooling himself if he knows the consequences of his own actions?  To some people the positive effects of a drug outweigh the negative effects. :shrug:

"There are people who strictly deprive themselves of each and every eatable, drinkable, and smokable which has in any way acquired a shady reputation.  They pay this price for health.  And health is all they get for it.  How strange it is.  It is like paying out your whole fortune for a cow that has gone dry."
-Mark Twain


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We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars.

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Re: Do random acts of kindness restore your faith in humanity? [Re: deCypher]
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About a year back on my brothers birthday (which happened to be fathers day) we were eating breakfast and some lady came up and offered to buy our food and I insisted that she didn't have to and instead she sang my brother her own version of happy birthday with tons of love! haha. She sticks out most to me because she had absolutely to motive other than to be kind.

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Re: Do random acts of kindness restore your faith in humanity? [Re: dutchmasterr]
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Yes, random acts of kindness do restore my faith in Humanity. I have been on the receiving end a fair bit when i was hitch hiking and cycle touring.

One of the biggest random acts of kindness i've been offered, was a free burningman ticket from theMERRYiguana.

It should be noted though, that offering a random gift of kindness is often just as gratifying - I know sometimes when i've been broke, in debt, and soon to be laid off and i've whiped out the last $5 or $10 out of my wallet and given to someone who was in need.

(To the person asking about volunteering at soup kitchens - Just google "volunteering in **your city**"
and i bet you'll find something. I am also thinking about doing some hours at the local homeless shelter over the holidays (i've been trying to walk dogs at the SPCA, but they did a criminal record check and it's taking forever!!!))


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