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Andre Figueiredo

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Jul 31, 2001, 7:39:26 PM7/31/01
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I've been doing it to Black Foot's "Train Train" for eons, my buddies
say something more mellow would be a good idea, how about the Doobie
Brothers?

Please, no "Low Rider" that's only fit for terminally ill crackheads.

Andre

Squatting Neville

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Umm not that I do pot but how about "Jay Z - Big Pimpin"

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gary nichols

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Andre
Andre
Andre
Andre
Andre
Andre
Andre, you silly fuck, quit listening to that weak shit, it's either got to
be " stairway to heaven", or " purple haze". anything by Lynyrd Skynyrd
works well in a pinch, but I did see your attempt at some song lyrics by
them, and pick up the paper this morning, and see that Leon Wilkerson passed
away, so I consider you to have cursed a fine band. Please don't post any
ozzy or ac/dc stuff. btw, for some excellent beer drinking music, all you
need to do is go through Haught's cd collection, he has some awesome shit,
not to mention some rare recordings of his hound dogs, chasing a bitch in
heat.

Gary


Brian Davis

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Jul 31, 2001, 10:39:53 PM7/31/01
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The best thing to listen to is anything by Jimmi Hendrix.

Brian Davis
Riverdale, IL

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о ўhилhыеhъе

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Jul 31, 2001, 11:30:22 PM7/31/01
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Jimmy was wise. Not stupid dummy idoit wise like Ozzy Osbourne...but
wise man...like the words dude. Jimmy once said and I quote loosley,
"Like castles made of sand, melt into the sea, eventually." He did is
all in 4 years man...sort of like the Cobain kid. Kurt Cobain knew how
to rock as well. i got no hard ill against Kur Cobain...hey at least
before he died he put Metallica out of business...it wasn't f*CKING
Napster. Rock on...peace I am out. Word to your Mother!

i cheehuahua
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BoxMuham

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Aug 1, 2001, 12:34:54 AM8/1/01
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Chee wrote:

>Jimmy was wise.

True, Chee, but make that "Jimi!"

Hendrix' "My Friend" is damn great, 'case you haven't heard it....

As far as the original poster's query..... I'll just answer the part that
says, "Which music should we listen to?"

He can start with Charles Mingus, Chuck Berry, Public Enemy.

Enjoy the fights!

BoxMuhammad

vizcaya

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Aug 1, 2001, 12:39:28 AM8/1/01
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Whatever you listen to depends on potency of the pot. The more potent the
weed ,the songs with less lyrics you should listen to(Grateful Dead, sounds
of nature etc.). The less potent the weed the more true to life lyrics
should be listened to (Hendrix, Zepplin, And Floyd).
The one thing you should never listen to when smoking weed is anything
that ROY Jones sings. Especially that last song "You musta Forgot" , This
song can send your calm laid back pot trip to a paraniod living hell,
reason is that, Jones's lyrics make the Pot smoker feel that he has Forgot
everything from boxing to what Roy thinks you forgot. When your stoned,
forgetting things is part of the deal.
Maybe Jones's song "You musta forgot:" is going to be used for the war
on drugs campaign.

Vizcaya
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о ўhилhыеhъе

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Aug 1, 2001, 1:04:00 AM8/1/01
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BoxMuham wrote:
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> Chee wrote:
>
> >Jimmy was wise.
>
> True, Chee, but make that "Jimi!"
>
> Hendrix' "My Friend" is damn great, 'case you haven't heard it...


I should be shot and pissed on. All in favor, sign Garrie Nichol's
petition! LONG DEATH TO CHEE!

о ўhилhыеhъе

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I think to truly enjoy a blunt. One should be naked and around naked
friends. You should help one another to orgasm and get over the fact
that their daddies anal raped them by the light of the moon when they
were young. I want to say however, I do not advocate drugs to youngster
or old people who are low on retirement funds. I think snorting cocaine
and rubbing your nipples while telling people in the room your good
friends with Tony Montana is ok...but when you take a cigarette and
learn to puff it using your asshole as the intake orifice...well what I
say is crack-smoking is where I draw the line...even if the cigarette is
menthol! You are just asking for premature asshole cancer, man! Asshole
should smell like asshole! It's God's natural way of graciously giving
you a warning sign as if to say " DON't LICK THIS HOLE...GO FURTHER
NORTH".

Scott Grant

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Aug 1, 2001, 2:12:21 AM8/1/01
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Black Saint and the Sinner Lady is in my CD player at this moment.
The breadth of Mingus' talents as a composer and bandleader are
amazing. BoxMuhammad, you've probably already checked this one out
but if you haven't try to get your hands on "Mingus plays piano" Its
all solo piano work ("Myself When I'm Real" is on this one) and it
gives an interesting look into Mingus' composing style.
Scott

о ўhилhыеhъе

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Scott Grant wrote:
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> BoxMuhammad, you've probably already checked this one out
> but if you haven't try to get your hands on "Mingus plays piano" Its
> all solo piano work


I don't know Boxm...this all sounds very Liberace to me.

Barry Deskins

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My music and doobage partnership changed from year to year. In my early
teens I would toke up to some heavy duty devil music (No, I'm not a
satanist) like Dark Angel, and Mercyful Fate. In my later teens when I was
in a blind mellon state it was Aerosmith, Digital Underground, and dare I
say Metallica. Throughout my early twenties I had reached another plane of
herbal enlightenment, and Pink Floyd, Bob Marley, Led Zeppelin, some
Chili-Peppers and Mazzy Star blended nicely with altered states. I quit
doing drugs a couple of years ago, but if I was puffing the sage today it
would probably be to some cool industrial, most of it sucks, but some Dust
Brothers, The Crystal Method and Switchblade Symphony are pretty good, I'd
definitely still have Bob Marley and a lot of different Reggae in the mix as
well as some of the newer stuff like Korn and Rage against the Machine, but
I'd stay as far away from Jimmy's Chicken Shack as I could.

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BoxMuham

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>Scott Grant wrote:
>>
>> BoxMuhammad, you've probably already checked this one out
>> but if you haven't try to get your hands on "Mingus plays piano" Its
>> all solo piano work
>
>
>I don't know Boxm...this all sounds very Liberace to me.
>
>i cheehuahua

You got that all wrong, Chee. Funny, Scott, Black Saint and The Sinner
Lady is my favorite Mingus album, among many. Like Fables of Faubus. Mingus
Plays Piano, great like all of it.

BoxMuhammad

yakk...@hotmail.com

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> The best thing to listen to is anything by Jimmi Hendrix.

Jimmi heh

Joseph Wojcik

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How is it no one has mentioned Phish or the Beatles? Are you all high on
something????

Larry Roberts

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Probably get flamed for this, but who gives a s--t! I'm
really disappointed to see that so many of the respected
names of this newsgroup are drug-users. How can you
follow a sport which requires you to be clean to win? Or
has drug use become so commonplace that even this
generation of prize fighters is dirty with that puking
garbage? What are you guys trying to escape from? Are
your lives so pitiful with misery that you have to numb
your brains with drugs? I don't use dope and I gave up
booze a long time ago when I saw what harm it was
doing to me and my family. Saying I don't use dope is
like saying I don't hit my head with a rock. Simple logic.

You fellas really should see someone about your problems.
It's never too late.

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Brian Davis

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<-----Passing the Dube to Larry Roberts.


In article <yPT97.25003$sf2.5...@news3.rdc1.on.home.com>, "Larry Roberts"
<rob...@home.com> writes:

>Probably get flamed for this, but who gives a s--t! I'm
>really disappointed to see that so many of the respected
>names of this newsgroup are drug-users. How can you
>follow a sport which requires you to be clean to win? Or
>has drug use become so commonplace that even this
>generation of prize fighters is dirty with that puking
>garbage? What are you guys trying to escape from? Are
>your lives so pitiful with misery that you have to numb
>your brains with drugs? I don't use dope and I gave up
>booze a long time ago when I saw what harm it was
>doing to me and my family. Saying I don't use dope is
>like saying I don't hit my head with a rock. Simple logic.
>
>You fellas really should see someone about your problems.
>It's never too late.

Brian Davis

Minkyboodle

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Aug 1, 2001, 1:18:38 PM8/1/01
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LOL!! Chee I wouldn't have called Mingus that to his face. I
always thought that PFP he was the toughest and scariest band leader
on the planet. Mingus vs Buddy Rich for the title of the world's most
maniacal band leader (Mingus by early KO after rich yells at him the
entire first round).
Scott (back to Minkyboodle after a format and a new install of
agent)

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The Sanity Cruzer

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> Probably get flamed for this, but who gives a s--t! I'm
> really disappointed to see that so many of the respected
> names of this newsgroup are drug-users.

Thank you. ;->

> How can you
> follow a sport which requires you to be clean to win?

Because in between fights, a lot of the fighters are getting high and we
just want to fit in?

> Or has drug use become so commonplace that even this
> generation of prize fighters is dirty with that puking
> garbage? What are you guys trying to escape from? Are
> your lives so pitiful with misery that you have to numb
> your brains with drugs? I don't use dope and I gave up
> booze a long time ago when I saw what harm it was
> doing to me and my family. Saying I don't use dope is
> like saying I don't hit my head with a rock. Simple logic.

I used to smoke pot daily during my early/mid twenties. I essentially quit
around 20 years ago. I used to sell and grow pot back then. I always kept
about a 1/2 ounce of the different types of pot I came bought (and more if I
grew it). Just this past year, I finally threw out all of the pot I'd been
storing (probably about 3 ounces). I told my 16 year old daughter about
that, and she couldn't believe it. I'm sure she wishes she'd found it, as
she'd discovered my booze (some of which are bottles I bought 28 years
ago.). I quit smoking pot because: the smoke affected my lungs/respiration,
my (then) wife didn't like coming home and talking to someone who said,
"Huh?", I preferred being concious to being stoned, and once I smoked pot,
the rest of that evening was essentially limited to certain activities
(which wasn't necessarily bad if sex was involved).

There never was a drug I needed to have. Even if I had a gram of coke, it
would go bad (get all moist and clumpy) before I generally got around to
finishing it (this was over twenty years ago). Even when I was addicted to
cigarettes (which were the most difficult to stop using), one night when I
was sick with a chest cold, I said to myself, "This (smoking) is
disgusting", and put my pack of Camel Filters (IIRC) on the coffee table.
Two months later, the cigarettes were still on the coffee table. I figured
I'd kicked the habit and walked to my neighbor and gave him my unfinished
carton of smokes. Later, I became a charter member of GASP (Group Against
Smoking Pollution), the first (to my knowlegde) group to move against
smoking in public places. A local (San Jose) state legislator pushed
through a ban, the first one to my knowledge, on smoking in grocery stores
(I was a grocery clerk at the time).

The point: Life can turn out great, even with some drug use.

> You fellas really should see someone about your problems.
> It's never too late.

You know, not everyone who has a toke on a joint or a drink has a problem.
I rarely drink, but every now and then I will get drunk. I wish I did it
more often, but I usually don't put myself (or put myself) in situations
where being drunk would be appropriate to my maximizing my enjoyment.

My saying: "Moderation to excess." I don't worry about doing a little of
this or a little of that. Who knows what will end up in this body when I'm
in Thailand? The human body is incredibly resillient to most things people
do, if done in moderation. Those who worry about things do far more damage
to themselves than those who partake in ellicit activities in moderate
degrees. I think a lot of the 'health nuts' who worry about every little
bit of food or substance they ingest are not as healthy as those who do what
they want, merely avoiding large amounts of sugar,
high-carb/hydrogenated-fat snack foods, tobacco and alcohol.

I'll take "the Pepsi challenge" with other 50 year olds. I could take 'the
challenge' with most 30 year olds and come out on top. Moderation baby.

TSC


Andre Figueiredo

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"Larry Roberts" <rob...@home.com> wrote in message news:<yPT97.25003$sf2.5...@news3.rdc1.on.home.com>...
> Probably get flamed for this, but who gives a s--t! I'm
> really disappointed to see that so many of the respected
> names of this newsgroup are drug-users. How can you
> follow a sport which requires you to be clean to win? Or
> has drug use become so commonplace that even this
> generation of prize fighters is dirty with that puking
> garbage? What are you guys trying to escape from? Are
> your lives so pitiful with misery that you have to numb
> your brains with drugs? I don't use dope and I gave up
> booze a long time ago when I saw what harm it was
> doing to me and my family. Saying I don't use dope is
> like saying I don't hit my head with a rock. Simple logic.
>
> You fellas really should see someone about your problems.
> It's never too late.
>

Damn, what a Buzz killer!!!

Andre

the Nay Sayer

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> <-----Passing the Dube to Larry Roberts.

Say guy, you know the rulez. Puff, puff, pass!!!!

the Nay Sayer

the Nay Sayer

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tylerdu...@hotmail.com (Andre Figueiredo) wrote in message news:<efff541c.01073...@posting.google.com>...

I normally don't repond to stupid, silly-ass trolls, but on this
occasion I'll gladly make an exception.

Bob Marley, by all means. Bob is music made for for weed smokers *by*
weed smokers. The Quintessential get high music.

But you will not be disappointed by Dr. Dre's 'The Chronic' album.
This joint is a classic.

Also check out the debut album by Snoop Doggy Dog called 'Doggy
Style'. That's some good sh*t man!!!

the Nay Sayer

d...@cheetah.net

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On 31 Jul 2001 16:39:26 -0700, tylerdu...@hotmail.com (Andre
Figueiredo) wrote:

The better music for you is
that night music in a slammer.
You'll be , you'll be alone,
and you won't bother RSB'ers.

Be cool.

DCI

SkippyPB

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On Wed, 01 Aug 2001 13:16:39 GMT, "Joseph Wojcik"
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>How is it no one has mentioned Phish or the Beatles? Are you all high on
>something????
>
>

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BoxMuham

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In A Gadda Da Vida, baby....


BoxM

Andre Figueiredo

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> tylerdu...@hotmail.com (Andre Figueiredo) wrote in message news:<efff541c.01073...@posting.google.com>...
> > I've been doing it to Black Foot's "Train Train" for eons, my buddies
> > say something more mellow would be a good idea, how about the Doobie
> > Brothers?
> >
> > Please, no "Low Rider" that's only fit for terminally ill crackheads.
> >
> > Andre
>
> I normally don't repond to stupid, silly-ass trolls, but on this
> occasion I'll gladly make an exception.
>
> Bob Marley, by all means. Bob is music made for for weed smokers *by*
> weed smokers. The Quintessential get high music.
>

Just got off the phone with Wissow, he'll sell me a quarter pounder of
Jamaican Gold, then I'm driving over to Sanity's house to see what
moist cocaine looks like, plus I hear there's booze up there bottled
before Gerald Ford came to power.

Andre

Fireint...@webtv.net

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Ten cc!I'm not in love.

Neil Kavanagh

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Pink Floyd's "Shine on you Crazy Diamond".

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YoBro521

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>Pink Floyd's "Shine on you Crazy Diamond".
>

Pink Floyd rule, best song Echos, then again all their songs were the same.
Uncle freakin crackers and Dream and all the shit that plays on the radio come
and go, but Pink floyd's music is timeless.

David Bright Morning

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> In A Gadda Da Vida, baby....
>
>
> BoxM

I second that! "Don't you know that I'll always be true!"

+-> peace
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IHateRap2002

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Aug 6, 2001, 12:37:22 AM8/6/01
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>
>I've been doing it to Black Foot's "Train Train" for eons, my buddies
>say something more mellow would be a good idea, how about the Doobie
>Brothers?

Old stuff is the best to listen to if your high. Stuff you normally would hate
or not give a chance can be great when high. Doobie Brothers are ok, listen to
the music, long train running, black water and china grove are all good songs
by them. I can think of a ton of others.

IHateRap2002

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Aug 6, 2001, 12:43:28 AM8/6/01
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>Andre, you silly fuck, quit listening to that weak shit, it's either got to
>be " stairway to heaven", or " purple haze". anything by Lynyrd Skynyrd
>works well in a pinch,

Lots of Led Zeppelin stuff is good while stoned stairway to heaven,
heartbreaker, the ocean, over the hills and far away, dancing days are some of
my favorites by them. Lynyrd skynyrd are good as well, some of my favorites,
free bird, gimme three steps, and tuesdays gone. Purple Haze, Manic Depression
all along the watchtower are good hendrix songs.

IHateRap2002

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Aug 6, 2001, 12:46:11 AM8/6/01
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>The less potent the weed the more true to life lyrics
>should be listened to (Hendrix, Zepplin, And Floyd).

Theres another good choice, pink floyd. I highly recommend listening to dark
side of the moon, wish you were here and the wall albums while stoned.

IHateRap2002

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Aug 6, 2001, 12:49:36 AM8/6/01
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>How is it no one has mentioned Phish or the Beatles?

There are too many beatles songs to list. Not to mention some great solo songs
by the members. I especially like the lennon songs during the beatles times
like 'hey bulldog'. There early sixties stuff which is mostly played on oldies
stations nowadays are real good too, but there drugged out songs are the late
sixties albums, starting at revolver.

^^Cody^^

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Ya gotta listen to "The Doors" man, lol

YoBro521

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>Ya gotta listen to "The Doors" man, lol
>

I think every kid goes through the "doors phase" .

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