User jimbo9 Banned

I don't hate him. It's the only comment I laughed at that wasn't "insurance, am I right" comment

Except the bad people are straight up gonna raid this place...quickly

:D

Well...if you think of time in the way where all moments are happening simultaneouly, you're always waking up on the same day. The trying to fix your mistakes could just be called life. It could be seen as just living, trying to grow, to be better, to correct your mistakes, etc. sooo...yeah...DEBATED! :)

That could be debated

Not really. He has to deal with that constantly. You try living that way and see how chipper you are to be treated like a rare exotic bird every time you go out. It's dehumanizing

Genius

I would laugh if someone did this to me and it would make me think about life in a deeper way than I usually do in default mode. This would be hilarious. And you can sue anybody for anything. Don't ever call a girl pretty or she'll sue you for sexual harassment. What you're saying leads people to fear just doing...things. Don't walk down the road, there are cars on the road and that's where cars are. Totally not worth the risk

Could you not think of a way in which this would this work?

BOOOMMMM!!! Get educated, son!!!

I'm saying it looks like someone set this situation up so the cat would eventually hit the kitten for just sitting there with a fedora on

Does it look like someone instigated this shit? That makes me even more upset! Fuckin douchebag assholes! I can't stand animal abuse...it's so hard to observe. It hurts. It's weird. I feel this way more so about animals than people. Wonder what that's all about

the office

POINT 2 - Today's drug consumer literally doesn't know what he's buying. The stuff is so valuable that sellers have an incentive to "cut" (dilute) the product with foreign substances that look like the real thing. Most street heroin is only 3 to 6 percent pure; street cocaine, 10 to 15 percent. Since purity varies greatly, consumers can never be really sure how much to take to produce the desired effects. If one is accustomed to 3 percent heroin and takes a 5 percent dose, suddenly you've nearly doubled your intake. Reputable drug manufacturers offering drugs on the open market are driven by different incentives than pushers. They rely on name-brand recognition to build market share, and on customer loyalty to maintain it. There would be a powerful incentive to provide a product of uniform quality. Killing customers or losing them to competitors is not a proven way to success. You're deluded, brother. You're scared and deluded on something you don't understand

Legal drugs would be far safer than what's found on the streets today. Since they're illegal now, drugs lack consumer safety features like product quality control and manufacturer accountability. Nobody denies that currently illegal drugs can be dangerous. But so can aspirin and countless other over the counter drugs, and common household items. Practically anything can kill if used in certain ways. Like HEROIN, salt can make you sick or dead if you take enough of it. The point is to learn what the threshold is, and to keep below it. That many things can kill is not a reason to prohibit them all, it is a reason to learn HOW TO HANDLE these products and provide the desired safety instructions