Programming Stoned
#41
Posted 28 March 2009 - 07:00 AM
Do you mean the stuff you inhale that makes your voice go deeper while your under the effect?
That stuff is hard core, lasts for about 20 seconds but its an extreme effect.
I was smoking dope one night and doing nangs (its what we call em here) and I nearly passed out and suffered a painful explosion in my head.
I think I died that night. The only drug id never do again, is nangs.
I was quite merrily smoking away last night and making hardcore tho...
#42
Posted 28 March 2009 - 04:29 PM
rouncer said:
Hardcore? Pah .. its all about the psytrance! ;)
Bush Doof FTW! :D
#43
Posted 28 March 2009 - 04:56 PM
rouncer said:
Do you mean the stuff you inhale that makes your voice go deeper while your under the effect?
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I was smoking dope one night and doing nangs (its what we call em here) and I nearly passed out and suffered a painful explosion in my head.
You can usually buy the stuff legally as well, as it is also used in pressure cartridges for those whipped cream canisters.
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Currently working on: the 3D engine for Tomb Raider.
#44
Posted 28 March 2009 - 05:40 PM
Let's all get together and play a boardgame!
Now I'm off to the supermarket (cheers .oisyn) :wacko:
#45
Posted 28 March 2009 - 05:56 PM
#46
Posted 28 March 2009 - 06:34 PM
TheNut said:
Btw, it was the first and last drug I tried. Except for alcohol of course. Did you ever drink alcohol, Mattias?
#47
Posted 28 March 2009 - 07:44 PM
TheNut said:
A hit fo 5-MeO-DMT is just as reality changing but far nicer overall. I've tried salvia .. it was an "interesting" experience .. but not something i'll try again.
#48
Posted 28 March 2009 - 09:20 PM
Mattias Gustavsson said:
I used to be as ignorant as you are, then I tried, and changed my views on the matter. Addiction is basically everything you like doing so you're an addict too. Most people just use the word without even knowing what it means. Besides, drugs are a great way to see yourself from different angles. As everything nice, they are dangerous, yes, but we just happen to know that, even without your ignorance. Why are they illegal? Come and tell me... And please stop defending a position you've taken over from the local newspaper, things are not so simple. I used to have a relative always shouting against things he didn't know -- nobody liked him. Stay neutral until you have some experience please.
#49
Posted 29 March 2009 - 03:44 AM
To .oisyn: You're pro-drug use. You believe that drugs are not "addicting," that's fine. Here's what the word ("addict") means. In America, being addicted something has nothing to do with drug-usage. Nouns can be addicting physically and mentally. "OCD" makes you "addicted" ("obsessed," "infatuated") with anything. But that has nothing to do with the topic at hand, or drugs in general. Again, in America, that's what the word means. In the Netherlands, I wouldn't know, nor care, because I live in the USA. Where idiots and fags roam free spreading disease drug free! Oh also, you do have drugs running through your system, but those are there by "nature's hand" not external "non-natural" methods (eg: shooting up). One more thing: Nobody here's ignorant; In your words that is. If "we" in general are "ignorant," then you sir, are quite ignorant about who I am. Therefore you are ignorant by "definition" as are we all (generally speaking). Don't play word games with or around me, you won't win. I do it for a living.
To Goz: Pain-killers are quite addicting. If you don't believe me, talk to my mother who says they quote, "aren't addicting." Talk to your Doctor. Research what "phantom pain" is even. Drugs (like games) are by fact (or "can be") addicting. If you read the warning label on the game of Diablo II it specifically states, quote, "DO NOT PLAY OVER 2 HOURS AT A TIME, IT MAY CAUSE ADDICTION." It is a very serious warning label, not a joke. People commit suicide to play addictive games, as a young girl I used to skip out on eating food all day and even wet myelf just so I wouldn't have to quit playing a game ("computer" in general). Games like One Must Fall 2097, Dig-Dug, Sim Ant, and a few others I refused to leave even for a moment. I was in no way on any drugs taken orally, by injection, or otherwise "non-naturally occuring" (via the body). Also, when you say numbers like that, you forgot to put the words "statistically speaking," because that changes the meaning behind it hugely. If "One in four women" have breast cancer, it does not mean that if I and three other women live in a house, one of us has cancer. It just means quote "Statistically speaking, 1 in 4 women have breast cancer." Men have breast cancer too and die from it. 1 in 1,000 men every year do statistically speaking. (90% of statistics are made up on the spot anyways)
To Reedbeta: You're right. Drugs can be mentally and/or physically addictive to specific people. It all depends on who you are, and what you've done. I completely agree, there's no law stating: If you do drugs, you will be addicted. It's just a majority of people (apparently) become addicted, so people assume you WILL be at some point (if you continue extensively).
To starstutter: </donate> :( A man cheated on his wife on "Second-life..." That's just heart-breaking that somebody would cheat on their newly-wed wife.
To vrnunes: What is a, "troglodit?"
To Mihail121: If you're going to read a single post and reply only to it, care to read all posts first? Sometimes people take back what they say, or explain what they'd meant. Another thing, I've heard that line before, "I used to be as ignorant as you are..." Sure. My Uncle says "I'm not addicted, I can quit when-ever I want." That's why he hasn't quit, almost lost his only job (that he illegally has due to a minor spelling error of his name), and continually increases the amount he's smoking monthly. If I'm not mistaken, he was at one point smoking approx. $300 worth a month (we live in the South (Texas), so you (as a drug user) can figure out how many lbs. that is). Maybe your "relative" is right. Perhaps you assume he's ignorant, yet you're the one who's ignorant.
#50
Posted 29 March 2009 - 05:23 AM
By the way, i dont think n02 is harmless and I dont think they give "whip it" pressured canisters people at hospitals or they would be killing everyone they administered anasthetic to.
If you go to any music gathering on the net, youll see theres a percentage of the musicians who do like to smoke before they create, I was just thinking its probably less of a phenomenon in programming.
Why? Maybe because programming is a different thing to do, maybe believing in less superstition and a plain matter of factual skeptical mind is whats required whilst your doing it is a better option.
But art is all about your senses, so maybe you could see a bit of drug use slip in there.
#51
Posted 29 March 2009 - 08:00 AM
Hyper said:
Finally a well argumented post, I agree with everything said including the comments on myself. As with everything else, the matter is relevant on the view point. I don't like seing children on drugs so I too will say "drugs are bad". The unspoken truth is that the post was about "Can we manage to develop while on drugs", instead it went the path of "Drugs vs. No Drugs".
#52
Posted 29 March 2009 - 08:23 AM
Note the manner in which the relevance of the arguments to the original topic strays ever increasingly further toward zero (or more formally, hitler).
http://en.wikipedia..../Godwin%27s_law
#53
Posted 29 March 2009 - 10:14 AM
#54
Posted 29 March 2009 - 12:01 PM
Hyper said:
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#55
Posted 29 March 2009 - 01:37 PM
I have no personal experience of drugs - or alcohol, for that matter - but I've seen plenty of negative side effects of both. From what I've read, the world might be a better place without alcohol but with legal MJ, but that doesn't mean I'd be interested of trying either.
#56
Posted 29 March 2009 - 03:18 PM
Sol_HSA said:
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#57
Posted 29 March 2009 - 03:59 PM
.oisyn said:
Good for you (and I mean that) :)
+1 on both points! :)
There are many things I regret doing in the past .. categorically the worst mistake i ever made was smoking nicotine. Second was joining the games industry .. but thats a rant for another day ;)
#58
Posted 29 March 2009 - 09:05 PM
.oisyn said:
By the way, drug use in The Netherlands is not illegal. So by your definition, Dutch drug users are not addicts. And you're probably an alcoholic.
To insinuate is to say, to mean. You've done just that. I'm not reading inbetween the lines, I'm infact reading what you said. To twirl what you twisted back on you: Please read all the posts instead of trying to read inbetween the lines. ;) Speaking of which, you'd said this prior (just a reminder):
.oisyn said:
You're obviously pro-drug use (if you ignore what I'm insinuating, then caffeine points it out quite clearly). You cannot claim to be neutral yet say you're "for 'partial'" drug-use, then turn around and say you're against it (again, "partial").
I don't care if English was or was not your first language, nobody had asked you that. That entire statement was irrelevant and "off-topic" for the matter of the topic at hand. The OP (original poster) rouncer, was asking a simple question, at some point, the entire topic got derailed.
Yes, he did mis spell that word. I call them "Troggles" due to Math Munchers calling them that.
To Mihail121: Thank you for agreeing, and thank you for the compliment.
#59
Posted 29 March 2009 - 09:33 PM
Hyper said:
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No, scratch that. What I have said is unimportant, whether I said it correctly or not. What I think is. So for the record: I'm not for drug use, nor am I anti drug use. I do not think all drug users are addicts, nor do I think that drugs are never addictive. So there, that is my opinion. We could waste another 100 posts on what I have said and how I it can be interpreted, but I don't care about that so I will waste no time on that anymore.
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Currently working on: the 3D engine for Tomb Raider.
#60
Posted 29 March 2009 - 09:47 PM
EDIT: I'm not trying to incite an argument with you, .oisyn, I've no personal issues with you, and I don't mean to intrude.
I simply saw you say alot of stuff and I thought it was rather rude, which isn't cool by my standards at all; Then again, I don't really know anybody here, so, I suppose I shouldn't be "Taking sides," which I wasn't if that's what you were thinking. I attempt to stay neutral.
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