The C
if I understand your misspelled and disjointed post you donā??t not believe this is a
true tale? For shame, I do not mention the town I grew up in because there are
still people there who are emparassed by what they did thirty six years ago. I have more respect for my friends than that. People that recognize them selves in these tales are grateful I do not give more information. I get the very distinct impression that you are more than a little jealous that you were not invited. If you donā??t have a little less attitude and a little more faith you may miss out on a lot of intersting experiences in your future. Your loss......
doctor g

1. if I understand your misspelled and disjointed post you donā??t not believe this is a
true tale?
<--- Pls don't take a shot at my spelling, it's beyond the point.

2. I do not mention the town I grew up in because there are
still people there who are emparassed by what they did thirty six years ago.
<--- Your salreayd putting them at risk, seing as though you can be tracked to your home via I.P adress and certain internet ocmpanies have been known to divoldge such informamtion, nto only that but you are opening up your "freinds" to teh possiblity that if you were caught, thorugh whatever hacking method can determain your computer, then looking at your history your freinds are already at ricky, so if you cared fso much ambe it would have been wiser not to talk abotu fo people.
And if you do beleive that your are inconspicious enuff not to gett caught, then even a geral area, liek down south (a very unliekly palce for potsmokign 30 yrs ago btw, especaill y such reakless ness, seems more thena little far fetched.

3. Cow tipping is a myth, peopel who fial it claim they did it to lok tuff. Good luck pushign sucha heavy animal wihtotu it waking up.

4. For shame, gratefull, faith. All words you use to form an impression of aged wisdom, why dont us just ru for president and shout the same bulsshit there. I ay not be able to ask olitical figureis in person to stop a=manipulating masses but i can start here.

5. A little jealious? Attitude. I dont think either actually, but what do i know.

6. "Rick and I knew the trails like the local deer and we would bound along. Most of our closer friends could keep up, but newbees or friends of friends sometimes had problems." <--- Wow how small was your town anymore, was half the youth population smoking dope? Not voerly common, though it may seme so by the veyr convincing media projection.

Anyhow, i'm just saying i think your a liar, and i don't trust you. And i hope that perhaps some of my point will be reviewed and mabe someone esle wont be so duped.

The C Thing.
The C Reviewed by The C on . Tales your Parents won't tell you Drug Tales from my Childhood Getting High from 1968 on...... My childhood was full of trees and tall rocks, so itā??s no surprise that when I started smoking I took to the heights. There were several heavily wooded glades around my childhood community where we would asend ten to fifteen feet above the ground and begin to pass the joint. Newcomers to the circle were often shocked when three or four of us would swing into the branches of some friendly pine tree and head up. Some folks just Rating: 5