White rhino ftw.
CapnNismo wrote:
Dilbert_X wrote:
Alcohol does have social problems, but not the same long-term psychiatric issues as many illegal drugs including cannabis,
Still not getting your point, of all the students I went to college with - the hardest drinking college in London - I don't know of any alcoholics.CapnNismo wrote:
Alcohol has no long-term consequences? Did you fall asleep during your drug education classes in school? I mean, seriously? How many college students become alcoholics in some form or another or have liver damage by the time they get their Associate's degree?
Fuck Israel
I think that's probably due to the different drinking culture in Europe. In the US it's totally different.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-10990921Decriminalising drug use could drastically reduce crime and improve health, the outgoing president of the Royal College of Physicians has said. Sir Ian Gilmore said the laws on misuse of drugs should be reviewed and that their supply should be regulated.
shut up jordgay
He gon get sackedIG-Calibre wrote:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-10990921Decriminalising drug use could drastically reduce crime and improve health, the outgoing president of the Royal College of Physicians has said. Sir Ian Gilmore said the laws on misuse of drugs should be reviewed and that their supply should be regulated.
He already left.Airwolf wrote:
He gon get sackedIG-Calibre wrote:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-10990921Decriminalising drug use could drastically reduce crime and improve health, the [b]outgoing[b] president of the Royal College of Physicians has said. Sir Ian Gilmore said the laws on misuse of drugs should be reviewed and that their supply should be regulated.
Fuck Israel
hahahaha at imperial college being the 'hardest drinking college'. science geeks love to think they're the hardest-partying undergradsDilbert_X wrote:
CapnNismo wrote:
Dilbert_X wrote:
Alcohol does have social problems, but not the same long-term psychiatric issues as many illegal drugs including cannabis,Still not getting your point, of all the students I went to college with - the hardest drinking college in London - I don't know of any alcoholics.CapnNismo wrote:
Alcohol has no long-term consequences? Did you fall asleep during your drug education classes in school? I mean, seriously? How many college students become alcoholics in some form or another or have liver damage by the time they get their Associate's degree?
goldsmiths is the hardest partying college in london. that's where the art students still think it's 'hip' like the 50's to do heroin.
and 'alcoholism' is a very broad term. i could say i know many students that are technically 'alcoholic' in their lifestyles and daily use.
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Didn't say partying, said drinking.
Fuck Israel
i'm not sure you could give me one piece of evidence that imperial college is the 'hardest drinking' college in london-- not even the UoL.
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Point is null and void.
Move on you two.
Move on you two.
Sober enough to know what I'm doing, drunk enough to really enjoy doing it
Pffft. Pussy.Dilbert_X wrote:
He already left.Airwolf wrote:
He gon get sackedIG-Calibre wrote:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-10990921
Do any of you guys use a vaporizer? I invested in a Volcano about 6 months ago and I fucking love it. I still toot a joint here and there but I find the vapo is just soooo tasty I mainly use that.
"My best moment? I have a lot of good moments but the one I prefer is when I kicked the hooligan." - Eric Cantona.
o/KingCheese wrote:
Do any of you guys use a vaporizer? I invested in a Volcano about 6 months ago and I fucking love it. I still toot a joint here and there but I find the vapo is just soooo tasty I mainly use that.
I bought this about a year ago and have never looked back
which one do you have? in the marketKingCheese wrote:
Do any of you guys use a vaporizer? I invested in a Volcano about 6 months ago and I fucking love it. I still toot a joint here and there but I find the vapo is just soooo tasty I mainly use that.
jord
I'm baked.
I'm baked.
I got the Digital Volcano. Was £220, but money well spent.Kimmmmmmmmmmmm wrote:
which one do you have? in the marketKingCheese wrote:
Do any of you guys use a vaporizer? I invested in a Volcano about 6 months ago and I fucking love it. I still toot a joint here and there but I find the vapo is just soooo tasty I mainly use that.
This one
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"My best moment? I have a lot of good moments but the one I prefer is when I kicked the hooligan." - Eric Cantona.
Vap. or bust, tbh. So smooth, so mellow. A bong will get me higher, but it won't last as long. I prefer the chilled-out, slow rise and slow descent, longer high of the vaporizer.
Bullshit.Uzique wrote:
goldsmiths is the hardest partying college in london. that's where the art students still think it's 'hip' like the 50's to do heroin.
Goldsmiths is a 10 minute walk from my house. I've spent a lot of time drinking with Goldsmiths students (and at the student union there and so on) - they are NOT the hardest partying college in London.
clearly you're not going to the right places in new cross. the hardcore arts kids at goldsmiths are, no joke, on heroin on a weekly basis.Bertster7 wrote:
Bullshit.Uzique wrote:
goldsmiths is the hardest partying college in london. that's where the art students still think it's 'hip' like the 50's to do heroin.
Goldsmiths is a 10 minute walk from my house. I've spent a lot of time drinking with Goldsmiths students (and at the student union there and so on) - they are NOT the hardest partying college in London.
i went to a house-party in new cross once with about 150 goldsmiths kids there. coke and mephedrone was being handed around on giant mirrors for everyone to tuck into. no less than about 15 police cars, 2 squads of police-dogs and 50 on-foot officers broke it up. the party and all of its participants just went to another house around the corner, and about 25 people dropped ketamine at 5am and wandered around london as the sun came up, all comatose. i have never seen anything like it.
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I've grown up in New Cross - I know the right places to go. I spent my teenage years living in squats round here and going to free parties every saturday, then spending the whole of Sunday coming down, often on acid, usually drinking loads of beer in Greenwich park. Was expelled from my school in New Cross for being on Ketamine and ranting at teachers.Uzique wrote:
clearly you're not going to the right places in new cross. the hardcore arts kids at goldsmiths are, no joke, on heroin on a weekly basis.Bertster7 wrote:
Bullshit.Uzique wrote:
goldsmiths is the hardest partying college in london. that's where the art students still think it's 'hip' like the 50's to do heroin.
Goldsmiths is a 10 minute walk from my house. I've spent a lot of time drinking with Goldsmiths students (and at the student union there and so on) - they are NOT the hardest partying college in London.
i went to a house-party in new cross once with about 150 goldsmiths kids there. coke and mephedrone was being handed around on giant mirrors for everyone to tuck into. no less than about 15 police cars, 2 squads of police-dogs and 50 on-foot officers broke it up. the party and all of its participants just went to another house around the corner, and about 25 people dropped ketamine at 5am and wandered around london as the sun came up, all comatose. i have never seen anything like it.
Trust me - I know the right places in New Cross. I've spent about 24 years living here. Goldsmiths students are, on the whole, regarded as pussies round here. Since the GMT got revamped and they cleaned lots of grimey places up it's got even more pathetic.
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Man I'm so fucking ripped.
What do.....
What do.....
haha i was hanging around with a lot that looked like a bad redux of the libertines...Bertster7 wrote:
I've grown up in New Cross - I know the right places to go. I spent my teenage years living in squats round here and going to free parties every saturday, then spending the whole of Sunday coming down, often on acid, usually drinking loads of beer in Greenwich park. Was expelled from my school in New Cross for being on Ketamine and ranting at teachers.Uzique wrote:
clearly you're not going to the right places in new cross. the hardcore arts kids at goldsmiths are, no joke, on heroin on a weekly basis.Bertster7 wrote:
Bullshit.
Goldsmiths is a 10 minute walk from my house. I've spent a lot of time drinking with Goldsmiths students (and at the student union there and so on) - they are NOT the hardest partying college in London.
i went to a house-party in new cross once with about 150 goldsmiths kids there. coke and mephedrone was being handed around on giant mirrors for everyone to tuck into. no less than about 15 police cars, 2 squads of police-dogs and 50 on-foot officers broke it up. the party and all of its participants just went to another house around the corner, and about 25 people dropped ketamine at 5am and wandered around london as the sun came up, all comatose. i have never seen anything like it.
Trust me - I know the right places in New Cross. I've spent about 24 years living here. Goldsmiths students are, on the whole, regarded as pussies round here. Since the GMT got revamped and they cleaned lots of grimey places up it's got even more pathetic.
i aint gonna mess with someone that's lived in new cross their whole life. that place is bad-eggs, man, bad-eggs. would rather be in peckham.
getting expelled for ketamine-ranting... nice one... that's the sorta childhood-education more people should have!
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