Hey old farts..how many over 50 yrs?

StonedGardener

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Sergeant420 said:
I was heroine addict at one point for to long I know :p:roll:
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That's gotta be nightmare. I was hooked on oxycontin, due to seven knee surgi
Sergeant420 said:
I was heroine addict at one point for to long I know :p:roll:
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That's gotta ba a f'ing nightmare! After 7 leg surgeries I was prescribed that scourge of the lands, oxycontin ( I had never heard of it , unfortunately). That shit sank its claws into pretty damn quick. Made me feel like Superman......what knee problems? Fast forward a couple years + .......I was a f'ing mess, skin and bones,
Heroin Shiek.....6ft 3in ......140lbs........normally 180. I quit cold turkey, a real ride to Hell.
 
Charles U Farley

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StonedGardener said:
That's gotta be nightmare. I was hooked on oxycontin, due to seven knee surgi


That's gotta ba a f'ing nightmare! After 7 leg surgeries I was prescribed that scourge of the lands, oxycontin ( I had never heard of it , unfortunately). That shit sank its claws into pretty damn quick. Made me feel like Superman......what knee problems? Fast forward a couple years + .......I was a f'ing mess, skin and bones,
Heroin Shiek.....6ft 3in ......140lbs........normally 180. I quit cold turkey, a real ride to Hell.
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Quitting cold turkey... you should be _very_ proud of yourself!! The ride through hell no doubt sucked, but at least you came out the other side, quite literally millions did not.

That shit was marketed to doc's as being totally different from other opioids and they bought that bullshit... hook, line and sinker.

There's an extra special circle in Hell in Dante's Inferno for the Sackler family.
 
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bigboerboel

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1970's irony anyone? I was a sophomore at Humboldt State University in 1978 when I got caught bringing my harvest out of the mountains near Willow Creek. It would have been several pounds dried. The judge was cool and told me he would ignore all charges if I went downstairs and joined the military. He said "the military will clean you up". I joined the USAF. After a few months of basic training and technical school they sent me to England, where we traded bottles of Jack Daniels for ounces of red Lebanese and Afghan black hash. Clean me up? I spent 4 years in the USAF higher than Cheech and Chong at a grateful Dead concert. I'd be in a hanger working on F4 fighter planes with a block of hash the size of a pack of cigarettes in my front pocket.
 
Sergeant420

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StonedGardener said:
That's gotta be nightmare. I was hooked on oxycontin, due to seven knee surgi


That's gotta ba a f'ing nightmare! After 7 leg surgeries I was prescribed that scourge of the lands, oxycontin ( I had never heard of it , unfortunately). That shit sank its claws into pretty damn quick. Made me feel like Superman......what knee problems? Fast forward a couple years + .......I was a f'ing mess, skin and bones,
Heroin Shiek.....6ft 3in ......140lbs........normally 180. I quit cold turkey, a real ride to Hell.
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Indeed an heroine makes that look like a game of normality. Nightmare indeed of proportions one can’t understand unless lived but all addictions or realisations of a problem are hard to face or change habit of that shit is next level changes brain chemistry as your oxy ..
‘heroine was just part I had so many bad habits jeezes man ..
try climbing Everest in nothing but tea shirt an shorts what are the odds you’ll make it with no climbing gear no clothing to suite fcuking zero but I made that climb an shit man what a view I forgot the view was so fucking pretty this world when you’ve seen the arse of it in your nation makes you see shit for what it is an also for how pretty it is I think I now see colours people places the sky fs I noticed none of it ..:wall::hump:

I learned a lot an cost me a lot to learn I refer to it as studying in hell in the hells library :fire::cuss:
 
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Sergeant420

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Charles U Farley said:
Quitting cold turkey... you should be _very_ proud of yourself!! The ride through hell no doubt sucked, but at least you came out the other side, quite literally millions did not.

That shit was marketed to doc's as being totally different from other opioids and they bought that bullshit... hook, line and sinker.

There's an extra special circle in Hell in Dante's Inferno for the Sackler family.
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They are part of that shit brother not seperate .but trained an paid part of that wheel
 
Sergeant420

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bigboerboel said:
1970's irony anyone? I was a sophomore at Humboldt State University in 1978 when I got caught bringing my harvest out of the mountains near Willow Creek. It would have been several pounds dried. The judge was cool and told me he would ignore all charges if I went downstairs and joined the military. He said "the military will clean you up". I joined the USAF. After a few months of basic training and technical school they sent me to England, where we traded bottles of Jack Daniels for ounces of red Lebanese and Afghan black hash. Clean me up? I spent 4 years in the USAF higher than Cheech and Chong at a grateful Dead concert. I'd be in a hanger working on F4 fighter planes with a block of hash the size of a pack of cigarettes in my front pocket.
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Another wheel in the system brother the judges
 
Charles U Farley

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bigboerboel said:
1970's irony anyone? I was a sophomore at Humboldt State University in 1978 when I got caught bringing my harvest out of the mountains near Willow Creek. It would have been several pounds dried. The judge was cool and told me he would ignore all charges if I went downstairs and joined the military. He said "the military will clean you up". I joined the USAF. After a few months of basic training and technical school they sent me to England, where we traded bottles of Jack Daniels for ounces of red Lebanese and Afghan black hash. Clean me up? I spent 4 years in the USAF higher than Cheech and Chong at a grateful Dead concert. I'd be in a hanger working on F4 fighter planes with a block of hash the size of a pack of cigarettes in my front pocket.
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There are just not aren't enough fucking emojis to illustrate how much Charlie and Harley Farley lol'd at this story.

For once, the legal system worked!!!
 
Charles U Farley

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Sergeant420 said:
How’d it work achieved nothing in my opinion ? Just wondering your take on it
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Instead of sending you to prison and condemning you to the straight, corporate life after you got out, or being a total gangster from what you learned in prison, you took a fucking horrible situation and made the best of it.

And you've got lifelong medical benefits. ;)

Didn't mean to offend. :)
 
Sergeant420

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Charles U Farley said:
Instead of sending you to prison and condemning you to the straight, corporate life after you got out, or being a total gangster from what you learned in prison, you took a fucking horrible situation and made the best of it.

And you've got lifelong medical benefits. ;)

Didn't mean to offend. :)
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No offence brother I was just wondering your take an your correct in the summary
 
StonedGardener

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Charles U Farley said:
Quitting cold turkey... you should be _very_ proud of yourself!! The ride through hell no doubt sucked, but at least you came out the other side, quite literally millions did not.

That shit was marketed to doc's as being totally different from other opioids and they bought that bullshit... hook, line and sinker.

There's an extra special circle in Hell in Dante's Inferno for the Sackler family.
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Thanks for the sentiment. I did come out on the other side. However I feel that " Bitch " robbed me of something intangible , perhaps a chunk of my MoJo .
 
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Sergeant420

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BarnBuster said:
Medicare advantages' low/$0 premiums look attractive but make sure you read the pros and cons carefully. Once you're enrolled, if you want to switch to a more conventional Medicare/supplemental plan, you may be required to undergo medical underwriting.
www.newsweek.com

More than half of seniors 'stuck' in Medicare Advantage plans

In 2023, more than half of seniors were enrolled in Medicare Advantage plans. For many seniors, the plans hid some serious problems.
www.newsweek.com www.newsweek.com
prospect.org

The Great Medicare Advantage Marketing Scam

How for-profit health insurers convince seniors to enroll in private Medicare plans
prospect.org prospect.org
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C&nt5 the lot of em all businesses out fir profit only are the problem in the current world
 
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