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Myth Busters: NS Edition

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RubberSoul
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Weigh in with your experience and see if we can decide whether the following "myth" seems to be true:

If she smokes, she pokes

DO girls who smoke put out more commonly? Have you ever met a girl who smoked but wasnt DTF?
Nov 3 2012 3:37PM
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Phil-X-
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Yea this, I would say I have smoked myself sober quite a few times, but if someone were to look at me they could prolly tell I had been smoking a ton.


To the guy up there ^ talking about dabbing himself sober.......no dont. Try with flowers, BHO will just fuck you up and put you to sleep after a couple of big ol dabs, smoke flowers for like 3 hours, say every 10 minutes smoke a bowl pack. By the end your head will kinda feel like its clearing up and its no longer rising highness wise.
Nov 4 2012 1:05PM
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PeckMX83
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as for mattress busted had to remove a mattress out of Springfield ma canal after the tornado we had we were clearing trees from the canal with a crane and we ended up removing all the trash in the storm drain overflow, nastiest job i have ever done in my life

but had to use three crane slings and crossed them
Nov 4 2012 1:07PM
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midwestpowhunter
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also similar to question if a tree falls in the woods and noone is around does it make a sound?....if no pics were taken did it ever really happen?
Nov 4 2012 1:10PM
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.AR6rider.
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Pretty sure the answer to this is no. Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't "sound" just how we perceive vibrations in the air? If a tree falls in the forest but there's nobody there to hear it, the tree makes a shitload of soundwaves/vibrations, but technically no sound. At least that's how I've always understood it.
Nov 4 2012 1:13PM
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Phil-X-
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"Sound is a mechanical wave that is an oscillation of pressure transmitted through a solid, liquid, or gas, composed of frequencies within the range of hearing"

Within the range of hearing. I know they mean wave length wise and shit but still.
Nov 4 2012 1:18PM
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midwestpowhunter
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u missed the ns edition part...
Nov 4 2012 1:20PM
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