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The time has come...

Discussion in 'Seasoned Marijuana Users' started by mookie33, Nov 11, 2003.

  1. #1 mookie33, Nov 11, 2003
    Hi folks.

    Plain & simple.

    It's been 20 years(33 & 2 kids later) smokeing and i want out.Is there anyone who cares to join me quiting via e-mail & support?

    You know what to do.
    Cheers J.
     
  2. #2 LegitBaller, Nov 12, 2003
    peace bro, why the quit...i been caught a lot lately as with my bro's and im thinkin i should to
     
  3. #3 mookie33, Nov 12, 2003
    Yeah, it seems (for me)to be getting in the way lately plus my kid starts school after xmas and i think i'm gonna need the retain what i've got left of my briancells.

    How about you,been smokeing long.

    J.
     
  4. #4 billy dempsey, Nov 14, 2003
    weed doesnt kill braincells...
     
  5. #5 TooStonedToCare, Nov 14, 2003

    I think it kills short term memory cells or something?
    Your long term should stay fine though, unless you get into like crack or something.
     
  6. #6 XemiS*RR, Nov 14, 2003
    it does not kill it makes them dormant
    they come back once you dont smoke for a while
     
  7. #7 cs_shoota, Nov 14, 2003
    my memory has stayed the same or somewhat increased.. but if thats what you wan to do then just stay strong man, hope ya get through it
     
  8. #8 lacrossestar, Nov 14, 2003
    you dont wanna be known as a quiter do ya!
     
  9. #9 InferiorWang, Nov 14, 2003
    doesn't kill any brain cells. It only affects your short term memory when you're high, too. There is a possibility that it may the affect long-term potentiation ability of your brain cells, but that wears off when you don't smoke for a while.

    And remember kids, winners never quit and quitters never win.
     
  10. #10 Shogun2002, Nov 14, 2003
    If that's your decision then it's your decision, each to their own.

    At least you'll always have the good times.
     

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