If you had to give up alcohol or weed what would it be?

[IllusionalFate]

I hate alcohol. I love weed.

I think my choice is pretty obvious. :thumbsup:

IllusionalFate Reviewed by IllusionalFate on 10-28-2006. If you had to give up alcohol or weed what would it be? If you had to give up one of them either alcohol or weed which one would you choose. Personally i think this is a really hard question because i love the social environment where alcohol is involved, like chiiling watching football in a pub or going nightclubbin with a beer in your hand, i doubt i'd be able to keep alcohol away from me for life where as i could with weed. Which one would you choose and why? gessin most on ere will say weed without a doubt lol im pretty drunk now lol Rating: 5

[UKdruglover]

I would stick with the weed and say good bye to the alcohol.

Hard choice though, but weeds gotta stay as i know more smokers than drinkers, but on the other hand, you can buy alcohol from a shop and weed you have to go score. Weed all the way though.

:stoned: :thumbsup:

[carl coogan]

has to be the drink,i hate drinking and smoking together,ruins the whole stoner buzz,matter of fact i would be happy to see drink banned instead of hash,grass etc.

[jamstigator]

Cannabis has lots of beneficial medicinal benefits and helps you live longer. Alcohol can kill you, and has killed several members of my family already. So, for me, this question is like asking me what do I want for dinner, filet mignon or a pile of steaming horse poop.

[acrca]

pretty stupid question

[lowryderulez]

not rely a stupid question at all, im not sayin im hooked on either and doubt i ever will be. Its just i gess postin it on a weed lovin website kinda obvious wot u'd all say. I know alot more people who drink and go clubbin than people who go and smoke a joint in the corner gettin paranoid of constant look out for police,,, yeh they're pussies lol

[lowryderulez]

never got a hangover either so its all gud:thumbsup: piece

[partyguy420]

Cannabis has lots of beneficial medicinal benefits and helps you live longer. Alcohol can kill you, and has killed several members of my family already. So, for me, this question is like asking me what do I want for dinner, filet mignon or a pile of steaming horse poop.

everyone is saying that alcohal ruins lives and kills ppls... that is not entirely ture, what about those ppl who drink a beer or 2 everyday that live to be like 110 years old... and older and shit like that... alchohal dosent nessecarly kill people... it how much your drink, and what you under the intoxication of alcohal

[jamstigator]

It is entirely true that alcohol CAN ruin lives. Of course, anything can, but things that are at the same time poisonous to your body AND physically addictive tend to be worse than those that aren't. As long as you keep alcohol consumption in moderation, it's probably healthy for you. The problem is, there are lots of binge drinkers and social drinkers that, because of the physical dependence, get dragged down over time. And cirrhosis of the liver can knock you dead pretty fast. My stepfather and my brother-in-law were both still in their 20s when they died from that, and it looked like a pretty unpleasant and painful way to go. My mother only lost half her stomach, and died driving drunk, which was at least instantaneous.

I don't care how much pot you smoke, it isn't EVER gonna kill you by eroding your internal organs until you're spewing up blood.

[jamstigator]

Also, from the National Institutes of Health:

"Alcoholic liver disease. To many people, cirrhosis of the liver is synonymous with chronic alcoholism, but in fact, alcoholism is only one of the causes. Alcoholic cirrhosis usually develops after more than a decade of heavy drinking. The amount of alcohol that can injure the liver varies greatly from person to person. In women, as few as two to three drinks per day have been linked with cirrhosis and in men, as few as three to four drinks per day. Alcohol seems to injure the liver by blocking the normal metabolism of protein, fats, and carbohydrates."