but most likely you'll ignore me and go on with your acidic plans.

enjoy.

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my boyfriend is the BANG, the BOOM, the BEAT!
he's beatin down the door, to get to me!
you know that he's the SHAKE, the SHOCK, the SHIT!
the needle in the groove, the grind, the grit!

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well i'd like to waste your time and say "oh no! drugs = bad!"

but most likely you'll ignore me and go on with your acidic plans.

enjoy.

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Quote: from HatesYou at 3:06 am on May 10, 2008

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well i'd like to waste your time and say "oh no! drugs = bad!"  

 but most likely you'll ignore me and go on with your acidic plans.  

 enjoy.

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lol i wanted to say that .. DRUGS = EVIL

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Depends what type of drug. Don't listen to these people, OP, acid sounds fun. Best not to make a habit of it though.

You can't judge something until you've done it.

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Just another guy.

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Just concentrate really hard to not have a bad trip.  What you have to do is get yourself really angry/scared/emotional when you take it, it will diffuse any bad trip.  Also, don't relax, at all, that's a recipe for disaster.

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Just go with the flow and be at peace.

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Every aircraft,
every camera,
is a wish that
wasn't granted.

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stupid.  
my brother messed his life up w/ drugs.
he is basically worthless now.
do you really want that

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If your bros life is messed up it's his own fault, not drugs, unless he already had underlying illnesses that drugs brought out, in which case I would retract my faulting him.
The point stands, however, that different people react differently to drugs. The kid has a curiosity and wants to explore it, at least he's in a place where he could get some GOOD advice. Not that your advice is not ok in *content*, it's just shitty in presentation.
Prensent this as a FACT. As in: "It is a FACT that your brother took drugs which may or may not have contributed to his current status in life."( I won't even question the validity of your statement, I'll trust that even in the void of cyberspace, your telling the truth and it is indeed fact.)
That way the person can take THAT fact and weigh it in against another fact like: "It is a FACT that some people have been successful in life while having experimented with drugs."

By comparing facts instead of arguing and saying "na-na-na-na-boo-boo" at each other, we might ACTUALLY come to sorts of agreement on it because we will all actually LISTEN to each other and discuss it instead of argue about it.

It's not WHAT you say, it's HOW you say it.

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Life's short. Don't waste it on the petty things. Embrace it. Live with a zest. And above all, LIVE.