You know..

[Honkey_Kong]

I was never an alcoholic, but I gave up drinking all together last new years. Haven't touched a drop since. I was a long time stoner though, and I also gave that up (hopefully for good) about a month ago.

[ShredMN]

hahahaha. Dave Chappelle is awesome.
I was smoking pot every day for 6 years though, I pretty much said screw it, I've been high long enough. The tipping point was puffy nipples, no way those would get better if I was still smoking like a broken muffler.

[Honkey_Kong]

hahahaha. Dave Chappelle is awesome.
I was smoking pot every day for 6 years though, I pretty much said screw it, I've been high long enough. The tipping point was puffy nipples, no way those would get better if I was still smoking like a broken muffler.

I used to do tons of drugs and drink. We're not allowed to talk about rec drugs on here, so I wont share my stories but they were the psychotic stories you hear about in documentary interviews or in movies gone wrong. Anyways, after my mother had a heart attack, it kind of put things in to perspective to me. I didn't want to be a junkie my whole life or get addicted (it's debatable if I were or wasn't) and I never enjoyed it either (the adventures I had on it were the fond memories). I really only did that stuff because I was in a lot of back pain, I wanted to be social or I was using drugs as a way of luring chicks in to my bed. It just grew in to me doing it all day every day. On top of that, I was stuck working at a shitty casino in North Vegas for crap money all because I couldn't pass a drug test. So I just was like "fvck this" and my drinking/drug days were over.

Mind you I never experienced cravings or withdrawal, even for the oxycodone that I got prescribed to me for my back (I quit taking those too). I started taking training a lot more seriously though. So maybe I substituted one addiction for another?

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I used to do tons of drugs and drink. We're not allowed to talk about rec drugs on here, so I wont share my stories but they were the psychotic stories you hear about in documentary interviews or in movies gone wrong. Anyways, after my mother had a heart attack, it kind of put things in to perspective to me. I didn't want to be a junkie my whole life or get addicted (it's debatable if I were or wasn't) and I never enjoyed it either (the adventures I had on it were the fond memories). I really only did that stuff because I was in a lot of back pain, I wanted to be social or I was using drugs as a way of luring chicks in to my bed. It just grew in to me doing it all day every day. On top of that, I was stuck working at a shitty casino in North Vegas for crap money all because I couldn't pass a drug test. So I just was like "fvck this" and my drinking/drug days were over.

Mind you I never experienced cravings or withdrawal, even for the oxycodone that I got prescribed to me for my back (I quit taking those too). I started taking training a lot more seriously though. So maybe I substituted one addiction for another?

honkey kong dont take this the wrong way and i debated on posting it but figd WTF. i guess when i was a newbie on here i mustve misinterpreted a post made by u but i thought u were gay?? (not that theres anything wrong with that)

[Honkey_Kong]

honkey kong dont take this the wrong way and i debated on posting it but figd WTF. i guess when i was a newbie on here i mustve misinterpreted a post made by u but i thought u were gay?? (not that theres anything wrong with that)

Sorry to disappoint you. But no, I'm a vagitarian. You know though, some of the personalities on this site have changed my view of gay people. I was kind of prejudiced before coming here, but I lead a sheltered life in that aspect. I think I knew of maybe a few gay people (that I knew were) and one of them was my best friend's mother (you have no idea how many times, I'd ask her if I could just watch her and her lesbian lover go at it). Anyways, the gay people on this site (not giving names) broke some of the stereotypes and they're alright dudes.

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Sorry to disappoint you. But no, I'm a vagitarian. You know though, some of the personalities on this site have changed my view of gay people. I was kind of prejudiced before coming here, but I lead a sheltered life in that aspect. I think I knew of maybe a few gay people (that I knew were) and one of them was my best friend's mother (you have no idea how many times, I'd ask her if I could just watch her and her lesbian lover go at it). Anyways, the gay people on this site (not giving names) broke some of the stereotypes and they're alright dudes.

yeh gay people are cool. i dont have a problem with them personally. back in the day i dated a stripper (dancer) for a couple years and we had some of the best times at the gay bar. it was a bit difft as i was the one getting the drinks bought for me! LOL..

if u ever wanna know what its like to be a chick out at nite just go to a gay bar. (assuming ur attractive otherwise i suppose it doesnt matter)..

[Honkey_Kong]

yeh gay people are cool. i dont have a problem with them personally. back in the day i dated a stripper (dancer) for a couple years and we had some of the best times at the gay bar. it was a bit difft as i was the one getting the drinks bought for me! LOL..

if u ever wanna know what its like to be a chick out at nite just go to a gay bar. (assuming ur attractive otherwise i suppose it doesnt matter)..

You know you don't have to go to gay bars to get free drinks? Cougars a lot of times will buy the drinks. Some of them aren't bad looking either. Everybody at one point or another has had a Mrs. Robinson fetish. Not that I hang out in bars anymore at all. I actually hate hanging around drunk people. It sucks being the only one not sloshed. Drunk people are usually fvcking annoying if you're not drunk yourself.