Nirvana.

>> ^Stormsinger:

Nope, getting paid even 25 cents seems unbelievable to me. I've heard 8 year olds that did a better job of playing their instruments.
Frankly, I'm really having a hard time making the word "music" stretch to cover that noise.




I know this post is old but I had to post just to get this out of my system...stormsinger is an idiot. Lee Ving is an extremely talented musician and Fear were some of the most accomplished musicians of the early hardcore scene. Flea from RHCP did a stint with Fear FFS. I don't expect everyone to understand the Punk movement but don't be an idiot. Go listen to whatever insipid, flatulent, and derivative pop crap is the flavor of the day and keep your opinions to yourself. And yes, Punk was about attitude but it also spawned some of the most creative and powerful rock and roll ever. Nirvana, Greenday, Coldplay etc... all wannabe's. I love Dave Grohl and the Foo Fighters but they might as well be Husker Du, and Dave would probably admit it. He often has Grant Hart at their shows! Calling Fear weak is like saying the Ramones didn't influence anything...moron.

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I started smoking weed when I was 15. I don't think, like some hardcore supporters do, that it's a magical drug that will lead us all to nirvana.

That being said, the hypocrisy on the part of the government disgusts me. In France, they've banned msg. Pot is also illegal in France, but at least they are being consistent. It's funny because just last night I went out for some mcd's. I haven't eaten any mcdonald's in a few months. I swear people... Ok I was a little hungry but still... I couldn't describe to you how bad I was fiending for that McChicken. I felt it in me, if someone would've come by and tried to take it away I would've FUCKED them up.

I've never felt that with weed. I might go a few weeks without smoking and then really want to smoke because having gone a few weeks without, I'll get a nice buzz. I might think as I'm about to light up, "Damn this is going to be sweet, and then smoke and be like MmMmm." But not like my desperation for that McChicken last night. And I've smoked way more joints in my life then eaten McChicken's.

Here's a nice article on msg: http://www.rense.com/general52/msg.htm

So why's it like this? Well, I think it's religions fault probably. Religious people don't do "drugs". But they got no beef(pun not intended) with a McWrap.

Furthermore, in regards to driving stoned. I drive stoned. When I first starting driving I said to myself I'll never drive stoned. But after a couple times of doing it anyways, I got comfortable with it and I'm telling you I can drive just as well if not better(due to feeling relaxed and not in a rush) as sober.

I can't drink and drive tho. I would not drive drunk and I fucking can't stand driving even tipsy. I've driven tipsy before it's not fun. I don't feel comfortable doing it. I'm likely to not feel my speed unless I'm scared and staring at the speedometer. It's hard to describe how I feel driving tipsy. I just feel handicapped vs the other people on the road. Also, I live in Quebec and people drive aggressively here.

Anyways smoking weed might mildly impair your reflexes, but it doesn't affect your motor skills. So if a retard runs out into the middle of the street, you might not react in time. But you won't jump the sidewalk and kill an older lady going out for a power walk.

Also, alcohol makes me a little aggressive. Not enough to go out looking for a fight, but enough to hope someone else does.

Weed makes me completely docile.

Also, it hasn't been a gateway drug for me. Shrooms is the only other drug I've ever done.

Wasted Potential:
A good image showing the wasted potential of marijuana.

Am I wrong that the delineation or differences between republicans and democrats in the U.S. could be a contrived, illusory, confabulation, designed to hypnotize and distract you and your fellow sentient uprights from what the actual mechanism of control and delusion really is??

Am I wrong in my "conjecture" that the 2 party system in the US is actually part of an oligarchy of fucking conspiratorial cretins hell-bent on conquering the planet on a scale that would have made Adolf Fucking Hitler, Genghis Kahn or Bush senior and his inbred clan and people still allowed to breath the same air like them motherfuckers and worthy of immediate fucking execution in a public fashion asses BUST A NUT AND REACH NIRVANA SIMULTANEOUSLY???

Hard to imagine it otherwise when you step the fuck back and pay attention......

seems to be what Nirvana was all about.

>> ^dystopianfuturetoday:
Conquering shame is an important step on the road to nirvana.


Everyone knows you don't dance to nirvana.

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Conquering shame is an important step on the road to nirvana.

Thanks buttrasch! Even with it being my first submission, it's still one of my favorites.

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This new kid called evil_disco_man seems alright. Here you go, probie - *promote

>> ^maatc:
Great post to lose your "P" with!

I remember when I lost my 'P'. I was so nervous. I wasn't really good at sifting that first time but it fealt pretty awesome anyway. I've learned some things since then.

My advice to anyone hoping to lose their 'P' is not to rush it. You'll lose it when the time is right and you find that one special video that you really love.

I've always wondered how the original sounded. There is a cover of this on the Nirvana Unplugged album.