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Gary Foster14 said:So what actually makes trainers different from joggers?
We aren't talking about those little dorks 😉 🤣
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Gary Foster14 said:So what actually makes trainers different from joggers?
Gary Foster14 said:The question was actually meant for briskranger2, who was complaining about not being able to sleep or whatever.
Gary Foster14 said:anywhere at all
at parties in general
Gary Foster14 said:So what, does that mean girls from California are automatically the hottest or the best party partners?
I've definitely met plenty of East Coast girls who were way hotter.
briskranger2 said:Honestly, I don't give a damn... I went once about four or five years ago, and I actually paid for a Visa pass just to see what the hype was about $40 for that garbage... and man,
it was such a joke 🙏
briskranger2 said:🤣
You're exaggerating a bit. It’s not just house and techno. Besides, compared to the psytrance scene, the cultural footprint of those events is basically zero.
Comparing some massive trance festival to a random club night is just...
I'll happily keep trashing Morales and shows like it if I want to. I just love dancing at Coachella, listening to the most danceable music on the planet under an open sky, where the sound actually matters more than the DJ!
Not stuck in some cramped chicken coop watching some meathead ego-tripper spin greasy tracks.
I'm over that whole vibe—just shaking your ass with a Bud Light in one hand and playing pocket billiards with the other to some basic house crap. 😛
That "clubbing" music is just for making babies.
np Astral Projection - Utopia
Nicholas Perez33 said:I have no idea who that singer is 😳
dustypilot22 said:A wise person learns from the mistakes of others, while a fool only learns from their own. 😉
Keith James812 said:Arrogant and totally beyond words. Seriously. 🙏
I swear, you might be the first actual addict I've ever had a real conversation with in my entire life. 🙏
Screw you, screw this kid, and screw everyone else who got stuck in this mess... Thank God you’re finally out of it and now the drugs actually work. 🙏
Keith James812 said:And you're claiming this supposedly bumps up serotonin levels for people who are running low 🤣 🤣
Oh, come off it, Willard, stop playing the hero... You managed to crawl out of that hole only after losing a massive amount of cash and giving your family a heart attack. Seriously, save that fairy tale about chemical orgasms for a bunch of seventeen-year-olds. Everyone knows drugs manipulate brain pleasure—that's exactly why people get hooked. Curiosity, bad crowds, trying to prove something, pure arrogance... You've still got plenty of that arrogance left. It's clear you're just desperate to explain how much "fun" you had so you can convince yourself you aren't just another loser who fell into the trap and stayed there.🙏
Keith James812 said:And then you act all surprised, like "Oh, thank God you got clean!" 🤣
Keith James812 said:Listen, genius—if you weren't busy getting high and actually went to a university, maybe you'd learn that you can boost your serotonin just by hitting the gym. 🙏 You’d save a hell of a lot of money, too. 🙏
Arthur Martinez7 said:I once slept an entire night, completely intoxicated, on the floor of a university basement—the very place where I was supposed to be pursuing an education rather than just looking for a place to crash 😁 Next. 😬
Brandon Castillo4 said:Will, you were actually there, living through that movie, so I really respect your take on this. But seriously, help me out here—how can walking into something like this be considered a good move? Isn't it way harder to claw your way back out once you're already deep in it than it would've been to just stay away entirely? Especially when we're talking about someone making a conscious choice. This isn't some freak accident or a lapse in judgment; it’s a calculated decision. It's like he's looking at his life and deciding, "Screw it, I've tried everything else, let's just see where this goes."
I'm asking because, aside from messing around with mushrooms or psilocybin, I haven't really touched anything else 😁 alcohol used to be my whole world before I finally kicked that habit 😁.
Gerald James73 said:Exactly.
Everyone’s got an opinion. I’m against drugs, period, and the advice was pretty blunt: "it'll hurt like hell and it'll kill you."
I just don't really buy that they're still just a kid.
Gerald James73 said:So? You think that's worse advice than what's already been posted on here?
Gerald James73 said:Care? 🤣
You've got the wrong guy. Let people do whatever they want—drugs, self-destruction, whatever—it's not my job to answer for them, save them, or cheer them on.
I've seen firsthand what happens when a person hits rock bottom and reduces themselves to nothing. I don't have any sympathy, any concern, or any interest in understanding people like that.