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Why to quit cannabis
Here are some of the reasons posted by our members why to quit marijuana.
Increased lung capacity
Decreased risk of lung cancer
Mental Clarity
Better social life
Increased motivation
Self respect
Money saved
More energy
Whiter teeth
More colour in your skin
More confidence
Tidier house / flat / room
More restful and regualr sleep
-Increased motivation
-Tendencies to me more honest
-You have a more open life
-You don't have to do that unattractive five minute gagging in the morning
-You spend your time doing more worth while things besides just sit around and get high
-Instead of saying you'll do stuff, you will acutely do them when you quite
-How much pot you smoke, own, sell or buy will not become the center of your pride anymore
-You will have friends who befriend you for who you are, not how much weed you supply
-You will find yourself a soul mate and keep them
-In crease happiness and peace that comes from with in
- Not coughing up shit all the time.
- Improved memory and cognitive abilities.
- Less paranoia.
- Better mental health.
- Been able to dream again.
- Not having to worry about when you are going to have your next hit. Not having to rush off to take it.
- Not having to worry about picking up. Not having to panic when it goes dry.
- Not having to wait around while picking up. Not having to mix with drug pushers.
- Not living in fear of the law.
- Been able to drive without been under the influence.
- Not been viewed as a druggy.
- Not having to live a secret life.
- Been able to travel more easily.
- Been in control of your life again.
I would just say; "being yourself again"
Real happiness,
Stonger willpower..
Being sure about stuff (i.e. Remembering what you said and why).
Order
Being able to look people straight in the eye (nothing to hide)
No munchies.. thinner body healthier eating habits
Waking up early and rested
Caring for your personal apearance
No burnt cloths or sofas, cause of the lighted debree of pot
Increased productivity
faster metal capacities
Marijuana Addiction Forum.
Multimedia Forums.
Increased lung capacity
Decreased risk of lung cancer
Mental Clarity
Better social life
Increased motivation
Self respect
Money saved
More energy
Whiter teeth
More colour in your skin
More confidence
Tidier house / flat / room
More restful and regualr sleep
-Increased motivation
-Tendencies to me more honest
-You have a more open life
-You don't have to do that unattractive five minute gagging in the morning
-You spend your time doing more worth while things besides just sit around and get high
-Instead of saying you'll do stuff, you will acutely do them when you quite
-How much pot you smoke, own, sell or buy will not become the center of your pride anymore
-You will have friends who befriend you for who you are, not how much weed you supply
-You will find yourself a soul mate and keep them
-In crease happiness and peace that comes from with in
- Not coughing up shit all the time.
- Improved memory and cognitive abilities.
- Less paranoia.
- Better mental health.
- Been able to dream again.
- Not having to worry about when you are going to have your next hit. Not having to rush off to take it.
- Not having to worry about picking up. Not having to panic when it goes dry.
- Not having to wait around while picking up. Not having to mix with drug pushers.
- Not living in fear of the law.
- Been able to drive without been under the influence.
- Not been viewed as a druggy.
- Not having to live a secret life.
- Been able to travel more easily.
- Been in control of your life again.
I would just say; "being yourself again"
Real happiness,
Stonger willpower..
Being sure about stuff (i.e. Remembering what you said and why).
Order
Being able to look people straight in the eye (nothing to hide)
No munchies.. thinner body healthier eating habits
Waking up early and rested
Caring for your personal apearance
No burnt cloths or sofas, cause of the lighted debree of pot
Increased productivity
faster metal capacities
Marijuana Addiction Forum.
Multimedia Forums.
Monday 13 December 2010
it's not us, it's a neurological relapsing disorder: get ready for the challenge! http://ping.fm/NpYnN
Sunday 12 December 2010
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Friday 10 December 2010
How long does it take for the cravings to go completely ? ( & my story) http://ping.fm/ibiLa(-amp-my-story)?goto=newpost
Wednesday 8 December 2010
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Thursday 25 November 2010
West End Central Police Station Shocking Allegations US National Treasures Case
Here’s a recent post from the forummatters.com political corruption forum.
Shocking new revelations unfolding in British and American media reports on the Carroll Foundation Charitable Trust Case have revealed that Metropolitan Police West End Central Police Station officers have been specifcally "named" in further compelling criminal evidential dossiers in what is regarded as the biggest ongoing organised crime tax fraud operaton in modern economic history. Sources have confirmed that West End Central police officers deliberately "covered up" the theft of major parts of the US Carroll Maryland national treasures collections which were stolen from secure storage facilities in Dagenham Essex Alban Shipping Luton Bedfordshire and Red Self Storage Dartford Kent. The Kent and Bedfordshire Police Forces together with Scotland Yard senior officers are understood to retain the Carroll Institute Oxford University national treasures case files which observers regard as an important public interests issue.
UK Government "leaked" sources have said that West End Central officers co-ordinated with Dagenham Police Station officers in the "obstruction and cover up" offences and also with the senior management of Crown Recovery Ltd the owners of the storage business in Dagenham who are regarded as classified suspects by the authorities. Further sources have revealed that all three high value crime scene locations were "targeted" by the United Kingdom's most dangerous crime syndicate who are understood to be behind the much wider billion dollars offshore fraud case operating in tax haven locations in Gibraltar Nassau Bahamas and the City of London.
Read More West End Central Police Station Shocking Allegations US National Treasures Case.
Political Corruption Forum.
Shocking new revelations unfolding in British and American media reports on the Carroll Foundation Charitable Trust Case have revealed that Metropolitan Police West End Central Police Station officers have been specifcally "named" in further compelling criminal evidential dossiers in what is regarded as the biggest ongoing organised crime tax fraud operaton in modern economic history. Sources have confirmed that West End Central police officers deliberately "covered up" the theft of major parts of the US Carroll Maryland national treasures collections which were stolen from secure storage facilities in Dagenham Essex Alban Shipping Luton Bedfordshire and Red Self Storage Dartford Kent. The Kent and Bedfordshire Police Forces together with Scotland Yard senior officers are understood to retain the Carroll Institute Oxford University national treasures case files which observers regard as an important public interests issue.
UK Government "leaked" sources have said that West End Central officers co-ordinated with Dagenham Police Station officers in the "obstruction and cover up" offences and also with the senior management of Crown Recovery Ltd the owners of the storage business in Dagenham who are regarded as classified suspects by the authorities. Further sources have revealed that all three high value crime scene locations were "targeted" by the United Kingdom's most dangerous crime syndicate who are understood to be behind the much wider billion dollars offshore fraud case operating in tax haven locations in Gibraltar Nassau Bahamas and the City of London.
Read More West End Central Police Station Shocking Allegations US National Treasures Case.
Political Corruption Forum.
Marijuana Addiction Epiphany
Here’s a recent post from the forummatters.com marijuana addiction forum.
Hi. I've been a smoker for most of my 36 years, for a long time I subscribed to the idea that it wasn't harmful, and it was my prerogative to do it. About a year ago, this started to change, I was having to deal with the fact that my smoking had caused me to fail at a course I was doing, and I moved away, meaning I was away from my regular dealers and stuff. So, I cut down unwillingly, but suprised myself because it seemed to be kind of easy. I was going without a smoke for longer than I had in 20 years. Before long, I was no longer a chronic smoker, maybe just a heavy one. Even making that changed resulted in my life improving considerably, and my feeling hugely better....
But, I've still been smoking and in recent months it escalated again and I found myself going through obscene amounts of pot again. Today, however, things are different again. In the last week, it's like someones flicked a switch and without even meaning to, I've stopped smoking. It's only been three days, but I've got none and for the first time in a long time, I don't care. I'm not worrying about getting more, or stressing that I've got none. I feel very emotional but it's good....I'm emotional cos I'm so pleased this has happened, and because for the first time in ages, I actually have the clarity of mind to see, and regret what I've done to my life with smoking....
I know what triggered it. My advice for those who are looking to quit is to spend some time with a friend who has no intention of quitting, we've all got them....I have one who is younger than me, and thinks it's ok for her to smoke eighteen hours a day, and stubbornly refuses to even consider anything that looks like quitting. I spent a couple of days with her last week and for some reason, the sheer patheticness of it all really struck me. I recognised that her laziness, her excuses, her fragile mental state and the complete disorganisation that define her life could be attributed to one thing, and one thing only. I also realised that it wouldn't be long before my life looked just the same, if it didn't already....Something snapped, I will forever have her weakness to thank for my new found strength.
At this stage, I'd say I'll probably smoke again. But, I don't know when I'll next see any, and by that time, I probably won't want to smoke it. I don't want to spend my days in foggy haze anymore, I don't want to be broke anymore, I don't want to live in a disorganised house anymore, and I don't want the constant stress of not getting anything done anymore.
I'm writing this basically cos I need to purge, and because I figure I should run with this and try and connect with others that know what it's like. Marijuana ruined my youth, it's that simple. It's retrievable from here, but as we all know I can never get the past back. When I think of what I've let it do, it makes me cry.
I have everything to gain from quitting, and nothing to lose. I'm now faced with assessing where I am in life, and probably changing the lot of it because my life so far, has been dedicated to the pursuit of pot above all else....I stopped making real decisions and just took the easiest option at some point in my smoke haze, now I have to make real decisions about where I'm going and where I want to be. This morning, I have tackled, and made real decisions regarding one aspect of my life that smoking has influenced. It was easy without a brain full of pot.
I'm probably going to become a real pain, because with every minute that passes, I hate the stuff more and more. Quitting is not easy, but so far the rewards are far outweighing the problems.
Marijuana Addiction Forum.
Hi. I've been a smoker for most of my 36 years, for a long time I subscribed to the idea that it wasn't harmful, and it was my prerogative to do it. About a year ago, this started to change, I was having to deal with the fact that my smoking had caused me to fail at a course I was doing, and I moved away, meaning I was away from my regular dealers and stuff. So, I cut down unwillingly, but suprised myself because it seemed to be kind of easy. I was going without a smoke for longer than I had in 20 years. Before long, I was no longer a chronic smoker, maybe just a heavy one. Even making that changed resulted in my life improving considerably, and my feeling hugely better....
But, I've still been smoking and in recent months it escalated again and I found myself going through obscene amounts of pot again. Today, however, things are different again. In the last week, it's like someones flicked a switch and without even meaning to, I've stopped smoking. It's only been three days, but I've got none and for the first time in a long time, I don't care. I'm not worrying about getting more, or stressing that I've got none. I feel very emotional but it's good....I'm emotional cos I'm so pleased this has happened, and because for the first time in ages, I actually have the clarity of mind to see, and regret what I've done to my life with smoking....
I know what triggered it. My advice for those who are looking to quit is to spend some time with a friend who has no intention of quitting, we've all got them....I have one who is younger than me, and thinks it's ok for her to smoke eighteen hours a day, and stubbornly refuses to even consider anything that looks like quitting. I spent a couple of days with her last week and for some reason, the sheer patheticness of it all really struck me. I recognised that her laziness, her excuses, her fragile mental state and the complete disorganisation that define her life could be attributed to one thing, and one thing only. I also realised that it wouldn't be long before my life looked just the same, if it didn't already....Something snapped, I will forever have her weakness to thank for my new found strength.
At this stage, I'd say I'll probably smoke again. But, I don't know when I'll next see any, and by that time, I probably won't want to smoke it. I don't want to spend my days in foggy haze anymore, I don't want to be broke anymore, I don't want to live in a disorganised house anymore, and I don't want the constant stress of not getting anything done anymore.
I'm writing this basically cos I need to purge, and because I figure I should run with this and try and connect with others that know what it's like. Marijuana ruined my youth, it's that simple. It's retrievable from here, but as we all know I can never get the past back. When I think of what I've let it do, it makes me cry.
I have everything to gain from quitting, and nothing to lose. I'm now faced with assessing where I am in life, and probably changing the lot of it because my life so far, has been dedicated to the pursuit of pot above all else....I stopped making real decisions and just took the easiest option at some point in my smoke haze, now I have to make real decisions about where I'm going and where I want to be. This morning, I have tackled, and made real decisions regarding one aspect of my life that smoking has influenced. It was easy without a brain full of pot.
I'm probably going to become a real pain, because with every minute that passes, I hate the stuff more and more. Quitting is not easy, but so far the rewards are far outweighing the problems.
Marijuana Addiction Forum.
Poverty in the United States
Here’s a recent post from the forummatters.com poverty forum.
"From L.A to D.C poverty is affecting more Americans than ever. It's probably safe to say we have all seen this growing issue in America. The question is now what can we possibly do to stop this problem, and quite frankly we can't. Poverty has been around longer than all of our lives (maybe even put together). We can however, decrease poverty in America. How you might ask? Well it depends on whether you believe we, as American people, should make the government promote the progress of poverty or the individuals in poverty to dig themselves out. Let's throw out some statistics, like the cost of living. We'll use my hometown Maryland and my county will be Montgomery. According to livingwage.geog.psu.edu the cost of living for a two adult, one child family is $54,329. The wage needed to meet this standard is about $26 an hour, however the poverty wage is about $8 (all current numbers can be found on livingwage.geog.psu.edu). What about the people between those two numbers, that seemingly small but, huge $18 difference. They still require help however they don't meet the standards to get the help. According to aspe.hhs.gov the poverty line set by the government for a three person family is $18,310 a year.
Read More Poverty in the United States.
Causes and Effects of Poverty Forum.
"From L.A to D.C poverty is affecting more Americans than ever. It's probably safe to say we have all seen this growing issue in America. The question is now what can we possibly do to stop this problem, and quite frankly we can't. Poverty has been around longer than all of our lives (maybe even put together). We can however, decrease poverty in America. How you might ask? Well it depends on whether you believe we, as American people, should make the government promote the progress of poverty or the individuals in poverty to dig themselves out. Let's throw out some statistics, like the cost of living. We'll use my hometown Maryland and my county will be Montgomery. According to livingwage.geog.psu.edu the cost of living for a two adult, one child family is $54,329. The wage needed to meet this standard is about $26 an hour, however the poverty wage is about $8 (all current numbers can be found on livingwage.geog.psu.edu). What about the people between those two numbers, that seemingly small but, huge $18 difference. They still require help however they don't meet the standards to get the help. According to aspe.hhs.gov the poverty line set by the government for a three person family is $18,310 a year.
Read More Poverty in the United States.
Causes and Effects of Poverty Forum.
Why do people join gangs?
Young people join gangs for a number of reasons. They can include
• money from crime/poverty
• boredom
• excitement
• territory
• friends
• identity
• a sense of belonging and been part of a family
• acceptance
• power over other people
• recognition, status, attention
• recognition, status, attention
• lack of knowledge as to the reality of the situation
• protection
• peer pressure, intimidation, threats and violent beatings may be used to force youths to join
• respect
• revenge
• reward
There may be others but these are generally recognised as most of the main reasons.
Gang Prevention Forum.
• money from crime/poverty
• boredom
• excitement
• territory
• friends
• identity
• a sense of belonging and been part of a family
• acceptance
• power over other people
• recognition, status, attention
• recognition, status, attention
• lack of knowledge as to the reality of the situation
• protection
• peer pressure, intimidation, threats and violent beatings may be used to force youths to join
• respect
• revenge
• reward
There may be others but these are generally recognised as most of the main reasons.
Gang Prevention Forum.
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