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[mrgreenplastic]

Ok. So I havent done Live Journal for a week (give or take).  But I just went and read all the friends recent stuff so here comes my 50 cents (i like two quarters instead of pennies).  So I'm gonna start an underground magazine (snicker all you want).  I wanna call it a comic, but its more of a "literary magazine".  I want to bring back intersting

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[ljwallker]

Maybe you'd find more interesting people if you didn't make it all in the name of redefining stoner culture? And as far as final product goes, what difference would it make if it's done by a stoner or a straightedge? Do you define your drug or does your drug define you? Or do you just use it and forget all the bullshit that goes along with it?

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[mrgreenplastic]

I see that you've disabled anon posting. hrmmmm, i can't see why.

Yo have valid responses, but you fail to see the point. You seem to live in some idealistic world where rules don't get broken. When i say stoner, i it is the corps mission, bring out something that dies a long time ago, revive a culture, or start one. That is just the corps mission, not a rule or a slam agianst other people, but a white guy writing for the NAACP, it happens, does that mean that the arent doing there job, or thery are braeking the rules or something.. ok i have to stop now, i got really high 5minutes ago and this jsut aint woirking out. gua

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[ljwallker]

A person might find more good in participating in a group to help promote equality. That's a cause that draws sympathy. Stoner culture is a culture that holds only a select few people inside who are interested in elevating their group. And when you promote a corps mission, remember that people contributing will think that their material has to somehow align itself with your manifesto.
And honestly, there's no correlation between the NAACP and a stoner magazine. Straighten yourself out, bud.
And i don't think i disabled anon posting. I don't have that kind of power.