NOBODY BREAK EDGE ON 420

[unownunown]

sorry, half of my drug-love is drugs and the other half is pharmacology.

[theavondon]

Alright, whatever. Drugs are whatever you want them to be in the context of the argument you're making at the moment.

Some of you guys could ruin any buzz from any drug.

SORRY TO HARSH YOUR MELLOW, MANNNNNNNNN


Wait. Harshmallows. Holy shit.

[culturejam]

All I know is that food can sometimes produce mood changes in people that appear to be of the nature of "good drugs". So okay, maybe there are no drugs in food, but changes in blood sugar sure seem to have immediate effects in some people.

A lady I used to work with had idiopathic hypoglycemia, and once she had a blood-sugar crash while I was standing there. She got all sweaty and dizzy and asked if I had anything with sugar in it. I happened to have a candy bar, so I gave it to her. After two bites and about 30 seconds, she was almost totally back to normal......as if she'd just been given some kind drug. Isn't that a type of chemical reaction? Did it not affect the operation of this lady's brain?

I'm not trying to split hairs here, just trying to better understand what's happening. I could've sworn I'd read that food can have an affect on brain activity.

[snipelfritz]

Sugar is a drug. It's used to cure hypochondria.

Alright, whatever. Drugs are whatever you want them to be in the context of the argument you're making at the moment.

Some of you guys could ruin any buzz from any drug.

SORRY TO HARSH YOUR MELLOW, MANNNNNNNNN


Wait. Harshmallows. Holy shit.

That's excellent! One time, one of my coworkers wrote "marshmellows." I imagined a bunch of marshmallows wearing sun glasses and sitting around a pool and I lol'd.

[SPACERITUAL]

This thread got lame.......

[unownunown]

All I know is that food can sometimes produce mood changes in people that appear to be of the nature of "good drugs". So okay, maybe there are no drugs in food, but changes in blood sugar sure seem to have immediate effects in some people.

A lady I used to work with had idiopathic hypoglycemia, and once she had a blood-sugar crash while I was standing there. She got all sweaty and dizzy and asked if I had anything with sugar in it. I happened to have a candy bar, so I gave it to her. After two bites and about 30 seconds, she was almost totally back to normal......as if she'd just been given some kind drug. Isn't that a type of chemical reaction? Did it not affect the operation of this lady's brain?

I'm not trying to split hairs here, just trying to better understand what's happening. I could've sworn I'd read that food can have an affect on brain activity.

glucose is the brain's fuel. not enough glucose and that sort of stuff happens. giving her something with sugar just returned the brain back to normal. like a car running out of gas then being refueled.

[snipelfritz]

so glucose is a substance that has a physiological effect when ingested or otherwise introduced into the body? If only there was a word for that...

[unownunown]

you're just being silly now.

[Fuzzy Picklez]

Alright, whatever. Drugs are whatever you want them to be in the context of the argument you're making at the moment.

Some of you guys could ruin any buzz from any drug.

SORRY TO HARSH YOUR MELLOW, MANNNNNNNNN


Wait. Harshmallows. Holy shit.

My old drummers band name was The Harshmellows.
I think I know where it came from now.

[theavondon]

Alright, whatever. Drugs are whatever you want them to be in the context of the argument you're making at the moment.

Some of you guys could ruin any buzz from any drug.

SORRY TO HARSH YOUR MELLOW, MANNNNNNNNN


Wait. Harshmallows. Holy shit.

My old drummers band name was The Harshmellows.
I think I know where it came from now.

Fuck yes.

[tuffteef]

This thread got lame.......

[CaptainWampum]

My 420 turned into whiffle ball game.

NOT LAME.

[culturejam]

This thread got lame.......

That's cause you're sober, you edged-out bitch.

glucose is the brain's fuel. not enough glucose and that sort of stuff happens. giving her something with sugar just returned the brain back to normal. like a car running out of gas then being refueled.

So sugar is just "brain petrol" and has no pharmacological interaction with the human body? Okay, good to know!

[Caesar]

:idk: sorry, half of my drug-love is drugs and the other half is pharmacology.

I like the cut of your jib.

[Caesar]

I lieu of the other thread... I'm fucked up mutha fuckas!!!!!!!

Lot's of liquor!

Just finished a Jam session with a friend. Go to get my drink on a bit to take the edge off. Now that we're done, I'm all alone and ready to cut loose!