If not consumed in excessive doses, on humans marihuana has many benefits.
works for cataract, appetite, asthma and others.
Anna
Leanne
Well, they probably suffer numbing to the hippocampus of their brains,
resulting in short term memory loss. They might have increased appetites,
scientifically known as "the munchies". You'll notice their 8 eyes appear
bloodshot and dry. They'll be seen smacking their lips together trying to
work up some saliva. You may observe ridiculous giggling for no apparent
reason, and if given the opportunity you may find them to be voracious
maters.
Also, long-term exposure to carcinogens definately increases risk of cancer.
In short, I bet it's not good for them, and they'll live through it but not
live as well as if you hadn't ever exposed them.
fr0glet
I'm not talking about smoke boxing the animal's cage, i'm talking
about mild exposure to second hand marijuana smoke.
Congrats Ron, 12 whole years to realize the fact that a smoky room is not a
healthy environment for a living creature.
Woooow, your brain is like totally messed up dude.
The room the tarantulas are in does not get smokey, but other
rooms (in the small house) occassionally do. I'm also fairly
well ventilated in this room.
Thanks for your astoundingly non-informative reply, and your
completely unjustified opinion, you dumbass.
Also, you should offer some supporting arguements, when you
so openly assess and criticize how someone else's brain works,
because i'm not entirely clear why my brain is so messed up.
When you post comments like this, you are looking extremely
ignorant yourself, because you're letting the entire world
know what a terrible judge of character, and complete egotist
you are, underneath your trendy clothing and your fucking
thick skull.
Neither do my tarantulas, but I can't help but wonder if my
opinion is flawed, because i've never seen them when they
weren't around it, at least to some extent.
> > Congrats Ron, 12 whole years to realize the fact that a smoky room is
not a
> > healthy environment for a living creature.
> > Woooow, your brain is like totally messed up dude.
>
> The room the are in does not get smokey, but other
> rooms (in the small house) occassionally do. I'm also fairly
> well ventilated in this room.
> Thanks for your astoundingly non-informative reply, and your
> completely unjustified opinion, you dumbass.
> Also, you should offer some supporting arguements, when you
> so openly assess and criticize how someone else's brain works,
> because i'm not entirely clear why my brain is so messed up.
> When you post comments like this, you are looking extremely
> ignorant yourself, because you're letting the entire world
> know what a terrible judge of character, and complete egotist
> you are, underneath your trendy clothing and your fucking
> thick skull.
Sorry for being so harsh Ron, but at the time I could not find my archived
scientific white papers detailing the effects of secondary marijuana smoke
on tarantulas.
You ask if pot smoking in your house is effecting your spiders health? I
think you already knew the answer when you posted the question. Here's a
clue - remove the problem from the cause and see what happens.
It's called research, something that may help fill in your day.
It's that immature world where 'sometime' means 'never' and only
immediacy cuts any ice, and once people become polysyllabic, they
think they are grown past this sort of thinking, not so!
Moon
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please, contact me
I'm pretty sure you're referring to this:
http://www.cannabis.net/weblife.html
As you can see, caffeine will REALLY blow your mind and LSD can help you
acheive perfection. Granted, the comparison shows hashish rather than
marijuana, but as hashish is just compressed/chemically altered THC from
marijuana it has the same effect on the mind and body (although moreso).
Doesn't look like the spider on hash was doing bad at all!
fr0glet
Well, you could keep the door to the room they're in closed and put an air
cleaner in there. OR, you could stop smoking in the house. Or even
altogether, if you're really worried about it!
Cindy
Cindy
ABSTAIN?!?!?!?!?!?!~#?~?#!~!@ OK, I might be a caffeine addict. But hey I
didn't need the ability to blink anyway! :D
fr0glet (on the 2nd pot of the day!)
Cindy
Caffeine being the diuretic that it is always makes me feel dehydrated if I
don't chase it with a ton of water. Sometimes I drink 2 gallons of water in
a day!
fr0glet
later,
Pete
Teach someone the Golden Rule.
http://community.webtv.net/SnakeBusters/SnakeBusters
M/W Online Dictionary
One entry found for hashish.
: the concentrated resin from the flowering tops of the female hemp
plant (Cannabis sativa) that is smoked, chewed, or drunk for its
intoxicating effect --
Haha, that's crazy. Nice link.
The one who spun the web on this page! http://www.cannabis.net/weblife.html
> M/W Online Dictionary
> One entry found for hashish.
> : the concentrated resin
Yes, concentrated resin. That's what I meant by compressed/chemically
altered THC. Want me to post a recipe?!? ;)
fr0glet
Well, during the first 2 or 3 hours of waking I can get through around a
gallon of coffee! ... yup, I'm a caffiene addict too <g> During the day I
drink a fair amount of water and then later in the evening, usually while
I'm on the computer, I can get through another gallon of diet coke!
And I wonder why I have problems sleeping :D
Chloe
I actually am considerably short. I am only 5'6".
It might be an interesting read. I wouldn't mind if you posted it. ;p
Okay.
I would sell my beloved tarantulas before I'd give up on the
almighty sacred cannabis. Would you like to buy an elderly
male Chilean Rose Tarantula? I'll give you the goliath bird
spider for $75. I payed around $250 or something, when I
first bought it.
Anyway, I have another question, also.
What does everyone think about setting up marijuana plants
in the animal's terrerium as scenery? I've read about how
you can set up living plants in their terrerium, and that
might look cool sitting in the middle of his tank.
How can you be sure they weren't somehow affected by the exposure,
though? By the way, I think it would be pretty fucking cool if my
tarantula got all high, and started spinning crazy looking webs,
and attacking every living thing in it's cage, after it got the
munchies. hahahahaha.
My cat actually likes being around it. It's crazy.
Hehe well, it was a thought.
Not into spiders, thanks.
Don't the plants get too big for that?
Cindy
Yes, they get too big (shooting up to 6'-8' in a matter of months), plus
the plant dies off every year and completely regrows annually... and the
BIG risk: female cannibis plants grow/excrete toxic stuff, like crystals
and sensimillia and oils. Those things could kill off your spider. The
buds are often so sticky your poor T could tear off a bunch of hairs.
Not to mention the pungent odor produced by a cannibis plant.
If you had a guaranteed male plant, you might pull it off, as it doesn't
bud or bloom, doesn't have any crystals and doesn't get as big. They
still shoot up tall, fast. But then it would be just for show!
I would also think it would depend on the humidity requirements of your
T. I'm sure the T could live through the necessary temps to grow
cannibis but the humidity needs of the plant could be a problem.
hth.
fr0glet
[snip]
> What does everyone think about setting up marijuana plants
> in the animal's terrerium as scenery? I've read about how
> you can set up living plants in their terrerium, and that
> might look cool sitting in the middle of his tank.
==================
Sounds as if you should consider moving to the Tarantula's native range,
not vice versa. I suggest Bolivia.
All that Erythroxylon-something-or-other shrubbery... Think, rather, of
all the plants the tarantula could put in the terrarium it keeps YOU in.
DC
Nah, it's a really boring recipe and I wouldn't want something like that
associated with my alias. I'm sure you can look it up online. :)
fr0glet
Posts like these are one of the reasons I come back to this NG on a
daily basis. :)
--
Bruce Webber
bruceREM...@hotmail.com
Well, that's a good point. They would outgrow his ten gallon tank.
Yeah, i'd have to get a male plant. It might look cool for show,
though. hehe.
If a tarantula was going to keep me in a terrarium, and put
plants in with me, I'd certainly rather have cannabis plants. ;)
Isn't LSD also used to tranquillize horses, or something?
It doesn't sound very exciting to me. :P
We should go out sometime and get married, or something.
What do you think?
> > >
> > Wow, what a GREAT site! I love it! LOL
> > I just hope the caffeine isn't doing to my brain what it did to the
> > spider's....I may have to abstain....
> >
> > Cindy
>
> We should go out sometime and get married, or something.
> What do you think?
Well, you'd have to smoke on the doorstep, because I quit smoking pot before
I got out of high school. Affects me badly. That site just reminds me of
my younger days.
Sorry. :)
Cindy
> "fr0glet" <fr0...@fr0glet.hates.spambots.org> wrote in message news:<v9j4sf...@corp.supernews.com>...
>>http://www.cannabis.net/weblife.html
>>
>>As you can see, caffeine will REALLY blow your mind and LSD can help you
>>acheive perfection.
>
>
> Isn't LSD also used to tranquillize horses, or something?
> It doesn't sound very exciting to me. :P
Um. No. That's Ketamine, which is NOT a hallucinogenic. Ketamine is
a disassociative, generally dubbed "not fun" by recreational drug
users. LSD (Lysergic Acid Diethylamide) does not have any
tranquilizing effects, nor does it have any clinical or scientific
use (aside from mind-expansion, of course).
There's some nice simple and reliable information on drugs over at
http://www.dancesafe.org, then click "Drug Info" on the left.
hth. hand.
fr0glet
Now you're just confusing me. It's not a hard thing to do, though.
I should quit, I just don't really want to badly enough.
I hope that's what Heaven is like, that would be cool. haha.
I'm not much of an addict, in fact, i only smoke pot occassionally.
Thanks for the link, though, I'll check that site out.
"There is no knowledge that is not power." :)
Um... when did we start talking about addicts? I have a whole
diatribe saved up on that subject if you'd like to go into it. :)
Besides, neither marijuana nor LSD are addictive. No idea on Ketamine.
fr0glet
And THANKS for the VISUAL!!! :D
fr0glet
I was discussing this thread with a friend of mine, and a search
on google by him revealed this: http://www.mamas.org/fjudge.htm
It has some very interesting facts on that site.
I wonder what would happen if i dusted his crickets with cannabis
dust, after he got the munchines?
Are you sure the venom would not break down the cannabis as well?
Occassionally, my tarantula will just consume the entire cricket,
flesh and all. That's usually only when the crickets are a few
sizes "too small", though. Larger ones he will leave the flesh
intact.
That's weird, the page works fine for me.
Try http://209.249.52.98/fjudge.htm
Anyway, since a few other people I know are having this problem,
I will just paste the aforementioned interesting material here.
-- stuff --
WHY WON'T THE
DRUG ENFORCEMENT
ADMINISTRATION
(DEA) LISTEN TO ITS
OWN ADMINISTRATIVE
LAW JUDGE,
FRANCIS L. YOUNG,
REGARDING MEDICAL USE OF
CANNABIS?
In the Matter of Marijuana Rescheduling Petition
FINDINGS OF FACT
Richard J. Gralla, MD, an oncologist and Professor of Medicine who was
an Agency witness, accepts that in treating cancer patients,
oncologists can use the cannabinoids with safety despite their side
effects.
Andrew T. Weil, MD, who now practices medicine in Tucson, Arizona and
is on the faculty of the College of Medicine, University of Arizona,
was a member of the first team of researchers to perform a Federal
Government-authorized study into the effects of marijuana on human
subjects. This team made its study in 1968. These researchers
determined that marijuana could be used safely under medical
supervision. In the twenty years since then, Dr. Weil has seen no
information that would cause him to reconsider that conclusion. There
is no question in his mind that marijuana is safe for use under
appropriate medical supervision.
The most obvious concern when dealing with drug safety is the
possibility of lethal effect. Can the drug cause death?
Nearly all medicines have a toxic, potentially lethal effect, but
marijuana is not such a substance. There is no known record in the
extensive medical literature describing a proven, documented
cannabis-induced fatality.
This is a remarkable statement. First, the record on marijuana
encompasses 5,000 years of human experience. Second, marijuana is now
used daily by enormous numbers of people throughout the world.
Estimates suggest that from twenty to fifty million Americans
routinely, albeit illegally, smoke marijuana without the benefit of
direct medical supervision. Yet, despite this long history of use and
the extraordinarily high numbers of social smokers, there are simply
no credible reports to suggest that consuming marijuana has caused a
single death.
By contrast, aspirin, a commonly-used, over-the-counter medicine,
causes hundreds of deaths each year.
Drugs used in medicine are routinely given what is called LD-50. The
LD-50 rating indicates at what dosage 50% of test animals receiving a
drug will die as a result of drug-induced toxicity. A number of
researchers have attempted to determine marijuana's LD-50 rating in
test animals, without success. Simply stated, researchers have been
unable to give animals enough marijuana to induce death.
OPINION AND RECOMMENDED
RULING, FINDING OF FACT,
CONCLUSION OF LAW AND
DECISION by FRANCIS L. YOUNG,
DEA Administrative Law Judge
At present it is estimated that marijuana's LD-50 is around 1:20,000
or 1:40,000. In layman's terms, this means that in order to induce
death, a marijuana smoker would have to consume 20,000 to 40,000 times
as much marijuana as is contained in one marijuana cigarette. A
NIDA-supplied marijuana cigarette has approximately .9 grams. A smoker
would theoretically have to consume nearly 1,500 pounds of marijuana
within fifteen minutes to induce a lethal response.
In practical terms, marijuana cannot induce a lethal response as a
result of drug-related toxicity.
- 57 -
15. In strict medical terms marijuana is far safer than many foods we
commonly consume. For example, eating ten raw potatoes can result in a
toxic response. By comparison, it is physically impossible to eat
enough marijuana to induce death.
16. Marijuana, in its natural form, is one of the safest
therapeutically active substances known to man. By any measure of
rational analysis marijuana can be safely used within a supervised
routine of medical care.
No doubt. I have been taking caffeine pills for years, along with the
Desoxyn I take for ADHD. I noticed consuming caffeine after I have
taken my medicine, speeds up the effects of it.
It would be crazy, if on some subconscious level I actually keep taking
the caffeine because it has these effects on my brain that i've never
really stopped long enough to notice. haha.
Thanks. PCP was what I was thinking of. I had this shitty little
class in middle school (several years ago, it's amazing I still
remember any of it so clearly). Anyway, they tought this class
very early in the morning, when most of us were half asleep,
and too tired to think for ourselves, and they tought us about
the effects of LSD, PCP, and Psilocybin. I don't even think they
mentioned other drugs, including Marijuana. I think maybe the
reason they never went into Marijuana, was because it's not even
dangerous. Anyway, I know several people who also were in this
class, that either have, or do currently use marijuana.
Also, this was an "Academically Talented" class, that only
people who scored high on the SATs, or MEAPs, or whatever it was,
were allowed to attend. The other students had no drug education,
that I know of. I guess it wasn't a complete waste, though.
I've never even considered using PCP, LSD, or Psilocybin, since
then. And before that, I had never even heard of them.
> Isn't LSD also used to tranquillize horses, or something?
> It doesn't sound very exciting to me. :P
Antipsychotic drugs - used in humans for treating schizophrenia, a very
effective tranquilliser for large and aggressive animals
Uhhhh..... so you're saying even though you use marijuana on a regular basis
you haven't researched the potential side effects?
Here's a few of my favorites:
erectile dysfunction (yes, that means limp dick)
embarassing male fat storage (you have the potential to grow titties)
permanent lung damage (potentially fatal cancer)
permanent throat damage (potentially fatal cancer)
short-term memory loss (my personal favorite)
A little background on the short term memory loss for ya... most non-mj
using adults achieve a sleep state prior to REM that allows the hippocampus
of their brain to "lock in" the day's happenings. Basically your brain
rehashes what you did that day and stores the information permanently (btw
this ability deteriorates with age). Many people who do use mj smoke it in
the evening. THC crystals when vaporized slow activity in your hippocampus
to a near stop (brain-numbing ganja, dude). Since it's already evening,
these people are likely to now go to bed/sleep and achieve the sleep state
that SHOULD be locking in memories. Unfortunately since they just toasted
their hippocampus, they're unable to store the data properly and often
cannot remember it later.
> I guess it wasn't a complete waste, though.
> I've never even considered using PCP, LSD, or Psilocybin, since
> then. And before that, I had never even heard of them.
Please don't lump LSD and psilocybin in with PCP, they're really nothing
alike. I'm glad that you took a nice middle school course for gifted
children, but remember that The Man was pumping information down your little
throat with the intent of Keeping Kids Off Drugs. I suggest you stop by the
library and pick up Terence McKenna's _Food Of The Gods_ or poke around in
the indexing system for articles written by Timothy Leary. There is a wealth
of information waiting for your brain to absorb, if you're not too stoned.
Cheers :)
fr0glet
There's side effects to every action in life, not just marijuana.
> Here's a few of my favorites:
>
> erectile dysfunction (yes, that means limp dick)
Uh, never had this problem.
> embarassing male fat storage (you have the potential to grow titties)
I'm 5'6 140lbs, so I don't think this is a problem either.
> permanent lung damage (potentially fatal cancer)
> permanent throat damage (potentially fatal cancer)
I'm not worried about this yet...
> short-term memory loss (my personal favorite)
Yeah.
>
> A little background on the short term memory loss for ya... most non-mj
> using adults achieve a sleep state prior to REM that allows the hippocampus
> of their brain to "lock in" the day's happenings. Basically your brain
> rehashes what you did that day and stores the information permanently (btw
> this ability deteriorates with age). Many people who do use mj smoke it in
> the evening. THC crystals when vaporized slow activity in your hippocampus
> to a near stop (brain-numbing ganja, dude). Since it's already evening,
> these people are likely to now go to bed/sleep and achieve the sleep state
> that SHOULD be locking in memories. Unfortunately since they just toasted
> their hippocampus, they're unable to store the data properly and often
> cannot remember it later.
>
> > I guess it wasn't a complete waste, though.
> > I've never even considered using PCP, LSD, or Psilocybin, since
> > then. And before that, I had never even heard of them.
>
> Please don't lump LSD and psilocybin in with PCP, they're really nothing
> alike. I'm glad that you took a nice middle school course for gifted
> children, but remember that The Man was pumping information down your little
> throat with the intent of Keeping Kids Off Drugs. I suggest you stop by the
> library and pick up Terence McKenna's _Food Of The Gods_ or poke around in
> the indexing system for articles written by Timothy Leary. There is a wealth
> of information waiting for your brain to absorb, if you're not too stoned.
>
> Cheers :)
>
> fr0glet
I wasn't lumping anything together, I was explaining how it was
presented by the "education" system.
Anything that can render a large aggressive animal unconscious
is too powerful for me to try. :P
I am a lousy addict. Alcohol puts me to sleep also.
Except for Southern Comfort, which puts me to dead.
Yeah, thet wo things marijuana ever did for me is either make em sleepy
(and hungry), or if I truly got high, paranoid my head was going to
explode (I'm a hypochondriac).
I prefer the sleepy buzz thing over the my head keeps throbbing (not
painfully, just wierd feeling), I don't like this.
Alice
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Booze makes me throw up, and pot made me incredibly paranoid. Unless I was
safe at home, in which case I laughed like an idiot for two hours, then went
to sleep. Exciting.
Cindy
I meant that I'm not much of a drug enthusiast. I'm sure it can be
mentally addictive, even if not physically addictive. Any pleasurable
activity can become mentally addictive.
I have this strange habit of missing an entire night of sleep, after
i've been drinking. I'm not sure why it keeps me up like that, though.
Regardless of whether you're enthused about drugs, it is worthwhile to be
educated. Your quote above would lead me to believe you'd be interested in
learning. I've been wrong before.
> I'm sure it can be
> mentally addictive, even if not physically addictive. Any pleasurable
> activity can become mentally addictive.
Definition discrepancy. I consider addictive something that creates
withdrawl symptoms. I consider what you call "mentally addictive" to be the
equivalent of "compulsive". A lot of discussion on "marijuana creates a
mental addiction" that I have read in the past seems to be oriented at
people who are not using the drug recreationally, but rather as an escape
method. "Oh I'm so depressed and my life sucks so I'll smoke this joint and
numb myself into not caring" seems to me like a BAD CHOICE. I guess I've
been there, done that, got the t-shirt and the scars to remind me. At this
point in my life if I'm going to partake of a drug it would be a social
situation, for the point of mind expansion and interesting conversation.
Well of course I should recognize here that alcohol and caffeine are drugs
that I consume for their wonderful flavors and a pleasant end-result.
fr0glet
You're young yet. I can tell.
> > embarassing male fat storage (you have the potential to grow titties)
>
> I'm 5'6 140lbs, so I don't think this is a problem either.
Perhaps you have the metabolism to avoid the issue. Perhaps your youth
indicates just how fast your metabolism is still running. Anyway I'm not
posting these risks to give you some grand warning and get you off the
ganja, I'm pointing out these risks because you said marijuana isn't even
dangeous.
> > permanent lung damage (potentially fatal cancer)
> > permanent throat damage (potentially fatal cancer)
>
> I'm not worried about this yet...
No need to worry. It'll be your time when it's your time.
I've forgotten my point. Oh yeah. Get smart.
fr0glet
Moon
remove nospam from e-mail to send to me, I grow trees in aquariums like bonsai.
I breed dwarf crayfish, great for planted community tanks. If you can get me a
shovelnose sturgeon fingerling (Scaphirhynchus platorynchus) no wild caught
please, contact me
I was thinking about this a little bit more last night. I wonder if
it's possible to bonsai a marijuana plant. I doubt anyone has ever
tried that before, because obviously you end up with a smaller plant.
I wonder if it would be more potent, though? Something to think
about, hehe.
Also, most tarantulas actually prefer moderately humid environments.
A lot of them die, because pet shops tell the owners to keep their
terrariums very dry, and this is simply not adequate.
I went through this long phase, when I was younger, when I was
paranoid about just about anything I could think of that had
any possible way of being dangerous.
I was expose to marijuana during that time, too. I wonder if
the marijuana caused it. :P
Anyway, I don't have that problem any more. I do sometimes get
into the idiotic laughing spells, though.
>
> I was thinking about this a little bit more last night. I wonder if
> it's possible to bonsai a marijuana plant. I doubt anyone has ever
> tried that before, because obviously you end up with a smaller plant.
[snip]
===================
Cannabis is extremely plastic genetically, and responds very well to
selection pressures, provided the experimenter is (a) not a total
slack-jawed, drooling bonehead;(b) takes the time to study his subject
seriously; (c) does not fall prey to the imbecilic mythology of the
hippie subculture. The ability to manipulate the photoperiod and produce
controlled sexual crosses gives the potential to maximize the
generational turnover and make rapid progress in any direction you
select as a variant target. There are also cultural practices that can
be applied to produce various types of stunting and colorations. With
few or no prior convictions, the Federal low security "camps" are not
too awful.
Enjoy!
DC
I used to watch a show on tv years ago, can't remember what it was called, I
think it was on PBS. Bonsai with Bill somebody-or-other. Anyway, this guy
bonsaied plants by picking an interesting looking plant, washing all the
soil off the roots, then drastically root pruning, top pruning to match,
then potting the plant in fibrous spaghnum moss - packing it into the roots
tight with a dowel. When the roots recover and it starts to grow, you water
it with a weak fertilizer solution every time you water. He'd do one or two
for the show, and show a bunch that had been growing that way for awhile.
They looked really cool. Of course, you have to prune like regular bonsai,
but you didn't have to do all the complicated soil sifting, etc. I never
tried it, but maybe I still will.
Cindy
Please, I'd love to see photos of your bonsai aquariums!
A petstore in the city where I went to college had baby sturgeons. They
were SO COOL! Expensive too, and undoubtedly wild-caught. I always wanted
one, but I read up on them and found out how big they get and knew they
weren't for me.
Cindy
Low blow DC, I can see thousands of stoners rolling around in pain from
retinal detachment. Here's another idea using the teachings of the great
master himself, Tommy Chong
1 - Put plant in aquarium
2 - Cut off and smoke any part that sticks out of aquarium
3 - Bonsai
Tommy Chong fucking is the fucking pot lord.
I like snacks.
Mmmm, legal speed. I prefer mine in liquid form, stong, hot, and with real
cream. Actually I like it iced, with soy milk, too. Or in any form of
CHOCOLATE. No soda caffeine though, only root beer.
> I noticed consuming caffeine after I have
> taken my medicine, speeds up the effects of it.
There are quite a few OTC pain killers on the market with caffeine,
especially in hotel gift shops and gas stations around the US. Don't ever
take these to cure a hangover, followed by coffee. BZZZZT.
> It would be crazy, if on some subconscious level I actually keep taking
> the caffeine because it has these effects on my brain that i've never
> really stopped long enough to notice. haha.
Haha. Addict. HAHA!
The headaches are the worst. I'll never quit caffeine.
fr0glet
Ignore that, I was kind of drunk.
"Ron Robbins" <mir...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:720d75bc.0304...@posting.google.com...
Yeah. I have a rather large problem with insomnia lately.
I'm fairly sure I know what's causing it, though. oh well.
Not really, because it speeds up the process of my medicine slowing
me down. ADHD = Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.
>
> > I noticed consuming caffeine after I have
> > taken my medicine, speeds up the effects of it.
>
> There are quite a few OTC pain killers on the market with caffeine,
> especially in hotel gift shops and gas stations around the US. Don't ever
> take these to cure a hangover, followed by coffee. BZZZZT.
>
> > It would be crazy, if on some subconscious level I actually keep taking
> > the caffeine because it has these effects on my brain that i've never
> > really stopped long enough to notice. haha.
>
> Haha. Addict. HAHA!
nah. sometimes i run out and i don't get withdrawal symptoms.
I don't think I'm addicted.