My father consumes this every day.
How do you even manage that high dose?
Someone who never drinks or smokes alcohol would be lying in the corner feeling sick after not even drinking half of it and wouldn't even think about drinking more cigarettes and beer.
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Loading...or was it just like that in the past? I saw in a video that you can get locked up for even small amounts of drugs (as a user, not as a dealer).
I have just smoked a joint and am fully oriented but when I close my eyes I have the feeling of some kind of pressure or something on my head and it is spinning like in a disco. And while I'm writing this I'm having a laugh
can you do that and if so how do you do it
Veviba was a butcher shop that closed in 2018 due to rotten meat. What connection does it have to drugs? Does anyone know?
When I was mid-17, I had a drinking phase that lasted about half a year. I'd never drunk alcohol before. After graduating from high school, I went to one or two parties, and then it all started. Every time (generously estimated, I drank alcohol on maybe 20 nights in total), I'd get drunk. I ended…
His body has become used to it and he has been doing this for a long time, so his body can deviate it and then it becomes a habit. My parents used to smoke for years and managed to stop. Although my mom rarely smokes one. My father drinks between 1 and 3 beers in the evening. On special occasions also something stronger.
Maybe that’s three months, that’s all right. For me this would be more moderate, of 6 beers I don’t notice much and smoke almost 40 a day.
Yes, yet extremely unhealthy and life-saving.
That’s not a question.
It’s a lifelong exercise. I gave up the tipping smoke, but I’ll drink five beers over a sociable evening. Ne Schachtel Kippen leaves a day after two years at the latest.
well, this amount of beer every day, keeps some health problems
Yeah, that’s habit. And one usually compensates for a deficit that one wants to escape through alcohol or habit skipping. Social uncertainty, general concerns, the desire to drift.
In most cases, it is a slanted feeling that it is necessary to maintain its own autonomy against social standards.
With time you get used to it and then it becomes more.