Speaking of disgusting porn, recently I have watched this clip of a black guy with a massive cock jizzing on a girl's face and then offering her a chocolate doughnut afterwards.

have you seen that video where she took like 10 hits of acid? she's fucking nuts. i wonder what she's up to these days.
you are the supermodel to end all supermodels, you gorgeous specimen.


anyway,

i've wasted far too much time that i could've done something productive with being coked out. so i think it's fine for most people to do it occasionally if they know it's not going to create any problems for them, but unfortunately i did not (at the time) know it was going to create a problem. but i learned my lesson. and yes coke is boring etc etc etc.

i talk enough shit as it is.
say what you like about smackheads, at least they are incapable of speech. or maybe they are perfectly capable of speaking and just realise it isnt worth the fucking effort

when youre feeling thart good, communication seems rather futile.

According to the Atlanta Journal Constitution, McClellan also reveals new details about allegations regarding Bush's former drug use that shadowed his 2000 campaign.

McClellan tracks Bush's penchant for self-deception back to an overheard incident on the campaign trail in 1999 when the then-governor was dogged by reports of possible cocaine use in his younger days.

The book recounts an evening in a hotel suite "somewhere in the Midwest." Bush was on the phone with a supporter and motioned for McClellan to have a seat.

"'The media won't let go of these ridiculous cocaine rumors,' I heard Bush say. 'You know, the truth is I honestly don't remember whether I tried it or not. We had some pretty wild parties back in the day, and I just don't remember.'"

"I remember thinking to myself, How can that be?" McClellan wrote. "How can someone simply not remember whether or not they used an illegal substance like cocaine? It didn't make a lot of sense."

Bush, according to McClellan, "isn't the kind of person to flat-out lie."

"So I think he meant what he said in that conversation about cocaine. It's the first time when I felt I was witnessing Bush convincing himself to believe something that probably was not true, and that, deep down, he knew was not true," McClellan wrote. "And his reason for doing so is fairly obvious — political convenience."

In the years that followed, McClellan "would come to believe that sometimes he convinces himself to believe what suits his needs at the moment." McClellan likened it to a witness who resorts to "I do not recall."

i like the "C for cocaine" cap

She looks like she's rolling a fag to me.

it's a pity that she makes a fucking nasty and damaging habit look sexy somehow.

cokeheads are a fucking disaster.

That's funny.

I bet you could have been a supermodel.

Also, I liked your Pringles reference.

what the fuck are you talking about? clearly you talk WAY too much shit.
heroin users/addicts are perfectly capable of speaking intelligibly unless nodded out, which doesn't last that long. no, they don't run their mouths constantly like cokeheads. most normal people don't run their mouths like cokeheads. get your shit straight.

This is correct.

also, an addiction to any kind of opiate is much easier to hide than a cocaine addiction as well, because most people don't actually know what to look for in order to properly identify a heroin addict. there is a difference between an addict and a junkie, and what most people mistake the two. junkies are the people you see sleeping in cardboard boxes. anyone you see on the street could be an addict.

god i'm so tired of this universal ignorance.

so a junkie is an addict who ran out of money

kind of?
a junkie is someone who would, say, steal your TV for money. they don't bother to hide it and completely let themselves go, hence the reason why the image of a dirty bum lying in an alley with a needle in his arm is the image that most people think of when they hear "heroin addict". no one bothers to learn the truth and kids are not told the truth in schools.

tell that subtle difference to cab drivers who get cut up cos they didn't have $20 shirt money at the time the junkie demanded money.

http://wordnet.princeton.edu/perl/webwn?s=junkie

the way you say it, "junkie" is a class term, meaning, an economic one.
given enough time most heroin addicts end up as junkies-- money is not infinite.

same as crackheads-- aaron sorkin used to smoke crack while working on the west wing-- an awesome tv show. he got busted at an airport, lucky for him, he quit the show & went into rehab. but with enough time, and enough stupid moves, every crackhead ends up the same way.

i had this friend i used to work with when i was in college, he was an old hippie who turned junkie in the 70s. a perfectly decent guy when i met him, he managed a health food store, but 2 decades earlier he had been breaking into people's houses to feed his habit.

anyway. nice subtlety there but i don't buy it. it's 2 socioeconomic ends of the junkie spectrum you're looking at, is all. rich junkie/ poor junkie.