.... i've been reading the book of mormon and doing meth. one helps me understand the other.
To be absolutely truthful, I find the combination a bit odd.
The problem with meth programs is that they promote the notion that repeating ad nauseam, "I want to quit, I want to quit," resolves the issue as if the mantra possessed the powers to summon up the will that would lead an addict to the light that awaits him or her on the other side of the exit door and it's all a done deal. On the contrary, the more powerful antidote would be just the opposite, specifically, "I don't want to quit, I don't want to quit." With "don't" emphasized to reflect meth's stranglehold on the brain cell's pleasure receptors. Of course, you could buy a bad batch of meth from a street vendor and OD. That wouldn't be any fun.
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Quitting anything is pretty hard. The last time I quit smoking I smoked two packs in a day. It made me so sick I couldn't stand the smell of cigarettes for quite a while. Of course... that didn't last and now I have to try again.
Brad- Hawaii ranks among the top ice capitols of the nation. Most of the crimes are ice related. There even was a law, I'm not sure it's still there, but if you were under the influence of ice, the charges would be reduced. (??) At least on the first offense.
It's amazing how bad Ice is here in the islands. It's making pot from the 60's really mild.
Kay- I still contend that they should legalize pakalolo. It'll reduce the rate of ice use somewhat.
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