Posts by Ethan Cook

The real pros are those "seasoned veterans" who stuff extra tobacco into the pipe just to make the hit last longer. Listen, man, I’ll give you some flour to mix in if you want your joint to be thicker and longer. We used to roll them so tight you could stick a needle through it, then light up and pull the smoke straight 🤣

coastalheron12 said:Nisan has no clue—you should've just stayed home. Honestly, you could've been anywhere else, even literally out in the ocean, complaining about not having a filter 🙄🤦

Rizla, please... people get over it. Think about how many people used to roll up using that greasy paper from Bobis. Or even that bread paper you get at the bakery
The only thing you need is tobacco if you don't have anything else

Tobacco isn't even the issue; you can just roll something pure, though smaller hits might actually feel stronger since burning tobacco alongside the smoke dampens the THC effect. Sure, people mix it in for financial reasons. I remember when you could pull a single sheet out of a Marlboro pack, but you can't anymore. And bread wraps? Haven't seen those in stores for years since they started wrapping everything in cellophane.

Kyle Campbell4 said:Brilliant idea. I never would have thought of that. Sometimes it really pays to act on impulse.🤣

Honestly, I usually just grab a pack of paper at work—preferably the 120g stuff. It’s basically the thickness of a standard filter. Why waste money on filters every five days? It's just stupid.

Kyle Campbell4 said:Well, damn, folks. To hell with all that. I’m not holding back here—I’ve got zero filter and an even stronger craving. After listening to all this talk about cultivation, I am absolutely dying for a smoke. I don't even have an empty cigarette pack left to scavenge from. Nothing. I guess I'll just head out to grab some filters.🙂🙂

Come on, man. You can't be that clueless. You definitely have some plain A4 paper lying around somewhere. Just cut it to size, fold it over to make it thick enough, and there you go—it's basically the same thing you'd buy at a gas station.

coastalheron12 said:In Europe, the monopoly on drugs and weapons stays strictly in the hands of the government and federal commissions. Central authorities

There will always be those of us living for our dreams.😁

Jacob Kern2 said:+1. 😁

I would throw myself into this endeavor immediately. Even the mere mention of potential legalization has me beginning preparations to get involved. Unfortunately, I do not see the situation here moving from its current standstill anytime in the foreseeable future.

The more of us, the better! You have to be ready when the wheels start turning, and it could happen any day. We need to focus on education; we live in an era where people don't buy that old lie about weed leading straight to needles anymore. 🤦
The guys over at Garica are making some moves, and I just hope they head in the right direction. There are so many benefits to this, I wouldn't even know where to begin. Forget Amsterdam—if they legalized this and marketed it as something you can enjoy along our coasts and islands, we'd become the cannabis mecca of the Old World. We have the land, we have the sun, and we have plenty of unemployed farmers. Seriously, think of what we could achieve. Not even a pandemic could stop us.

When it comes to agriculture, cannabis is a total game-changer. Why aren't we all pulling together to push this harmless, useful plant toward full legalization? Think about the massive impact the government could see across the board—justice, policing, tax revenue, you name it. What do you all think? Is anyone here actually ambitious enough to get involved or even just offer some support? Look at Colorado; they broke the ice back in 2014, and now they're reaping the rewards, using that tax money to build schools and fix roads—all from a plant that has never killed a single soul.

LEGALIZE IT!

What is wrong with you people? Are you all just completely brainwashed by this war?

Banning the forum users!

Some of these people look like they've never even held a shovel in their lives, let alone used one.

It isn't even a technical glitch; I just can't find where to actually input my location, so if anyone could point me in the right direction.
I realize this might not be the right place for this kind of thing, but did I really need to start an entire new thread over something so trivial?

Is the end of the PDF era for American soccer finally official?

Nancy Sanchez31 said:The technique is actually pretty flawless. Ahonen had great form too, whereas Peterka looks kind of awkward when he's in flight. 😄

pure perfection 😉

By the way, I was watching this documentary about ski jumpers recently. Apparently, quite a few of them struggle with alcohol issues.

Goldberger could probably crush cocaine for breakfast, and when they kicked him out, he wanted to jump for Mexico. In the end, though, he didn't 🤣
What kind of athletes even are these? Like my colleague said earlier, everyone seems to be on some kind of bender. haha.

Pekka Nikola

William Gomez5 said:Every single time I listen to Bill Burr try to defend Armstrong, it drives me nuts. Like, why didn't the people who kicked him out just give back all the money they made off him?

"why don't they return their yachts?" 🤣

Man, when it came to jumpers, Funaki was my icon

What a legend, what an absolute machine 🙏

That’s basically why Tim Duncan is my favorite basketball player

Oh, brilliant. I couldn't for the life of me remember his name—the guy was basically flying through the air on skis like nobody else.

Matthew Young35 said:A few corrections...

Formula 1... there is a massive collection of icons there. Prost, Gerard Piqué, Niki Lauda, Nigel Mansell, that damn Michael Schumacher whom I can't stand and never have, Graham Hill, Emerson Fittipaldi, James Hunt... my apologies to anyone I missed. Ayrton Senna might be the biggest icon, but he isn't rightfully greater than the rest; at least three others were better drivers.

You forgot boxing... Ali, George Foreman, Joe Frazier, Mike Tyson.
In boxing, there truly are icons worth mentioning. I won't even get into the ones from before the seventies and eighties.

Chess... Bobby Fischer, José Raúl Capablanca, Mikhail Tal.
Then you have characters like that damn Ret with his insane openings (for that era). In chess, there are at least 20 icons.

Ski Jumping, Magnus Carlsen, Takeshi Koji.

One could find many more icons if they looked.

For jumpers, I'd also add Tomi Ahonen and that junkie Goldberger. 😁

restlesssurfer97 said:Plenković gave thanks via Zokijev's block

I honestly feel like Milanović leaving Okuna was a total coward move, especially since we were all there to mark the anniversary of Operation Flash, and he actually did it right while the national anthem was playing. Let’s not forget that back twenty years ago, Ivica Račan's Government basically legalized the emblem of one of those HOS associations with that controversial name right here in the City of Chicago. Most of the people Milanović had on his side between 2011 and 2015 during his time as Prime Minister could have changed just about anything, yet I remember at a meeting with veterans where he insulted my mother, he said—let's be real—"I don't give a damn about ZDS." That kind of inconsistency doesn't really surprise me, but his disgraceful comment from Jasenovac about how the HOS plaque with the names of 11 fallen veterans should just be tossed out is totally unacceptable. Plus, both myself and the Republican Party have condemned the fascist regime multiple times, so trying to pin any fascist connotations on me just doesn't make any sense at all," Plenković said as he kept going.

- Besides, my Government actually formed the Commission for Confrontation with the consequences of totalitarian regimes, and that body passed a resolution that every major player in our scene backed, everyone from Ivo Goldstein to Zvonak Kusić. You really have to draw a line between ZDS in the context of World War II and the fact that some people carried those same markings during the War of Independence. We shouldn't forget that President Harmon integrated those people into the military. Honestly, during the parade in Chicago back in 2015, the HOS flag was right there and I didn't see Milanović jump up from the VIP section and walk away then either," Plenković added.

He absolutely destroyed him 😂

Pure perfection. It was almost like watching a debate with a junior Seselj. I mean, come on, the difference in capacity is just massive.

Kyle Campbell4 said:It honestly saddens me that you aren't older, someone who actually lived through the golden age of the NBA. Those were magnificent times. We would wake up early for every single game being broadcasted on our networks. Kids today just don't grasp how massive basketball really was. It felt like there was high-stakes action every single day. And Michael Jordan? He was an absolute god. Every single one of us kids was obsessed with him. We all tried to mimic his style. No one has ever even come close to approaching his level. It is difficult to convey the sheer madness that surrounded Jordan. When he stepped away, the passion for the game slowly began to drain out. But if you had been alive back then, my God, what games we saw! Gritty, physical defense with constant contact, endless arguments, and actual fights. You had rivalries that bordered on blood feuds: New York vs Miami, Orlando vs Miami, Reggie Miller vs Michael Jordan, and the Pistons vs the Bulls. You had the wild Charles Barkley constantly picking fights with everyone. That is just a quick rundown from memory, but there was so much more. It was a crazy, beautiful era of the NBA. Over time, money and political correctness have destroyed everything, turning it into something plastic. Nowadays, people just watch to place bets, and that is really it.

We need to get to some sort of rally ASAP 😁

Nothing, let's just move on. Is it Federer, or maybe Djokovic or Nadal? Or do we go with Pistol Pete or that high-octane Andre? What about Becker?

bluebison47 said:Nothing is ever quite the same as it used to be, I suppose. It’s much like how someone who actually followed the game back in the 70s or 80s might argue that everything following those eras just wasn't what it once was.

And why should he be any less right than you are?🤷

I was mostly talking about my own gut feeling.