Quote Originally Posted by Polymirize
EciRon, sounds like I'm one of the few, but I completely agree with you. I noticed when I was smoking all the time that the differences between being stoned and sober were subtle if even noticable. But anytime I went outside of my comfort zone I'd relapse to being stoned as if I had to learn it all over again. then after time, my comfort zone would expand. After awhile of cooking stoned, surfing stoned, driving stoned, studying stoned, and just living life in general, stoned, I realised that I was just wasting my time and money. I cut back a lot and I noticed that the high becomes more intense, but without the noob inability to function. I recommend trying it and seeing if you enjoy it. I've cut back to smoking only 2-3 times a week (less sometimes) and its just all around better for me.

I honestly have been telling myself that for a few awhile now- 2 months or so. I wake up in the morning and smoke until I go to sleep. Somehow I maintain a fulltime job during the week, a part-time on the weekends, hold a serious relationship, reguarly work out and wrestly and yet I stay "buzzed" all day and no one but a handful of my close friends know it- not even my ladyfriend.

I rarely feel much difference if any at all when I toke no matter how much I toke. I rollerblade with my friends skating handrails buzzed, train martial arts buzzed, take drug tests buzzed ect.

Time to work on starting a New Year's Resolution early.
kknight Reviewed by kknight on . Tolerance thoughts Iā??ve been smoking on a Daily basis for a few years now. For a few years before that I would only smoke when it was at a party or something I was at and it was usually about once a month or so. I feel that it doesnā??t really get me as high as it did back when I was smoking rarely or even for the first month after I started daily. I think thatā??s pretty typical for most people that they feel like they build up a tolerance after a while. But I was thinking and I wonder if instead Rating: 5