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Most on the street cops will tell you if you legalize them, crime would drop 50% overnight.
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Unfortunately it's just not that simple. Young people are very impressionable especially in there younger years. For the poor kids who grow up in a cycle of abuse to them it's just a way of life and is completely normal.(sorry in advance mods)much the same as growing up being taught that there's some higher power or another, they end up becoming what there taught. I have seen some people break the cycle and are extremely proud of them even though I don't know them too well. It's a contentious issue that will never be solved or agreed on but just please remember that not everyone with a drug problem is a bad person or actually really had a choice.
So True Bjay... The Old Saying... 'I said No to Drugs, But They Didn't Listen'
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Hey Tath,
I feel your pain brother. I was a pipe smoker for a thousand years. My friends would tell me, Mackka that smell is fantastic what is it?
However, when I walked in George Street smoking my pipe the scenario was quite different, that stinks, ya polluting bastard, etc,
I gave up because I had a scratchy feeling at the back of my tongue, it lasted for weeks.
I saw an ear, nose and throat specialist.
He said that the tiny hairs on the back of my tongue (1,400) had hardened due to my smoking and could lead to further complications in the future.
He then told me that every Tuesday his day was going to the hospital and cutting people's tongues out and and taking a muscle from the shoulder to fill the hole in the throat.
I stopped smoking that day!
20 years ago.
My best wishes to all smokers.
Mackka
I feel your pain brother. I was a pipe smoker for a thousand years. My friends would tell me, Mackka that smell is fantastic what is it?
However, when I walked in George Street smoking my pipe the scenario was quite different, that stinks, ya polluting bastard, etc,
I gave up because I had a scratchy feeling at the back of my tongue, it lasted for weeks.
I saw an ear, nose and throat specialist.
He said that the tiny hairs on the back of my tongue (1,400) had hardened due to my smoking and could lead to further complications in the future.
He then told me that every Tuesday his day was going to the hospital and cutting people's tongues out and and taking a muscle from the shoulder to fill the hole in the throat.
I stopped smoking that day!
20 years ago.
My best wishes to all smokers.
Mackka
