Up in Smoke

9 Replies to “Up in Smoke”

1. That was interesting. I can relate to some of the symptoms such as short term memory loss. Fortunately, I discovered writing shit down before you forget it. Works for me.

   Cheers

   1. Until you forget what you wrote and why.

2. Indeed. I recall in my time that Red Leb (Lebanese Red hasish) was the most light and stimulating, and yet focusing, high. It commanded a premium over Moroccan, the Volkswagen Beetle of hasish in the UK, and was eagerly sought.

   Like mesculine was much better (probably purer also) than the methadrine laced micro-dots.

   Probably I should stop right here 🙂

   One can understand the problems of the modern drug taker, as they have absolutely no way of determining what chemicals they are actually ingesting/smoking/injecting.

   1. Sure let’s worry about the weed when fentanyl is pouring across the border thanks to Biden’s lunatic policies and Big Pharma is pumping God knows what into people’s arms and Big Medicine is doing their bidding prescribing God knows what for illnesses, some of which they are making up, and helping confused young people remove body parts due to political pathologies. Yeah smoking a joint is the real danger.

      1. The smoking of it, at least, is bad for you. (But I’m not going to argue for making it illegal to smoke tobacco, either.)

         1. Many things, including breathing, are bad for you. Life is pick your poison. No one gets out alive.

      2. How Weed Became the New OxyContin

         https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/news/articles/how-weed-became-new-oxycontin-marijuana-psychosis-addiction

3. I came across Huberman while chasing links on fitness, exercise and heart. He is worth following.

   Just the facts, ma’am. But also plenty of insight.

4. Relax, it’s all good