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[emperor_boy]

Sometimes, when I'm talking to Greg about drugs or about how we are the only ones around who don't do drugs, he brings up the scenario in which, he imagines, we exist - in the Sixties, he says, the kids who did drugs were the unusual ones, the special ones, the kids everyone paid attention to for being "unusual" or "extreme", and now, in our decade

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[nyphur]

Doing drugs or not doing drugs is a choice. That choice is associated with certain types of people. In the sixties, hippies were the group that took drugs and today, a lot of people take drugs and there are anti-drug groups. I know of one group called Straight Edge who are a group of young people who refuse to take drugs, drink alcohol or be sexually promiscuous. While I think for myself, I think it's a good idea for them to follow those rules. However, you'll always get those people who will do something in order to be part of a group. In the sixties, people like that were more likely to be the ones taking the drugs whereas the same individuals now would be on the other side of the fence, it's true

[evewholies]

Um. You should take a self-defense class. YOU SOUND SO OLD! WHEN DID YOU GET SO OLD? YOU'RE LIKE .... OOOOOLD!

WHEN DID EVERYTHING CHANGE?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!??!??!
WHERE HAVE I BEEN?!!?!?!?!?

[bammer]

Hay Tish where you at. I havn't heard from you in a day or two.

[pistol_et_pyro]

SAY HAY HAY
;3