I'll take that morphine, than you very much! :p

Too much Dr. Pepper, the occasional beer and some hardcore migraine meds. Learned my lessons when I was younger.

I dabbled in various illegal substances in my youth, now all I do is have the occasional drink with dinner. Both a good and bad experience.

Alcohol
Tobacco
Caffeine

I got into energy drinks for a while. The crazy thing is, I think Rock Star fucked with my system way more than I'll the beer I drink ever did. I'd seriously be sore in the mornings from drinking Rock Star or Red Bull. The only caffeine I consume anymore is black coffee.

A DO drink a lot of beer. I'm one of those folks who love beer. It's actually my favorite drink. I LOVE the taste. I like the taste of coffee too, although I admit I do have a caffeine addiction.

Tobacco is nasty and I really need to quite. I've been slowly weening myself off of it.

As far as prescription drugs go, I always wondered why people look down so hard on alcohol as a stress reliever, but will gladly accept someone being on 15 different fucking pills that are probably way more addicting and harmful. If I'm having a bad day, I'd much rather drink a few cold ones than chomp a Xanax. Maybe that's just me.

right there with you on that one, brother

I'd rather be drinking a beer than most beverages at any given time. As a matter of fact when I think about my real dream job, I don't think screenwriter or actor, I think Brewer.

I'd love to make beer. it's such a wonderful, ancient and organic living thing.

You can make all the movies with all the big name directors that you want.....but its that comment right there that just put you up a few notches with me.

I've been thinking about getting my homebrew kit into action. We had a stil going in the first pad I had when I moved outta home. The Bourbon was awesome :)

I once drank three of the big cans of Rock Star on an empty stomach and two and a half hours sleep while at work cashiering. Started tripping, I swear to God. Had to tell myself I was not scared of my register. But, as trips tend to, it kinda showed me the truth. Wish I could say I quit that job instead of getting fired a week and a half later.

Dude,i'm getting me some Rockstar tomorrow!:pI never believed that a person could get addicted to those drinks.

First time I ever had mushrooms, I was 16 I think. My friend and I drunkenly took like 1/2 an ounce split between the two of us. She kicked me out of her house in the middle of the night and I wandered the streets, I've never felt as much fear as I did that night. Someone ended up calling me a cab home, but I couldn't stay there. None of my family were home that night, my room didn't seem real and I thought every second I stayed there was only cultivating my insanity. I ended up at a neighbors house in my underwear ranting and raving on their couch until like 8 in the morning. I remember them asking if I was cold and I thought it was the dumbest question ever, like of course I'm not cold... I'm insane my mind is gone who cares about temperatures?! I thought this to myself while I was shivering.

I was convinced that everyone, the person who called the cab, the cab driver and the person at the 7-11 were all artifacts of my insanity. I had made them up in my head and I was still at my friends house or possibly dead. My rational decision was to go to my neighbors house who I had never met and wake them up at like 4 in the morning because there was no way I could make these people up who lived there, or if I was able to make them up I would find out if they were telling me things I might think up. The lack of clothes was a non-issue, I was crazy hot when I got home and I just didn't care, the thought never even crossed my mind. putting my clothes back on before I went to my neighbors house at 5 in the morning was soooooooooooo far down my list of priorities. I honestly didn't even think of it.

They were extremely cool about it, I think it might have brought back good memories because they were reminiscing about all their wild hippie days heh

highly abbreviated version

Hah- that's a great story.

Have you brewed?

I've had quite a few friends' brews and some of them were really good. I even helped a friend brew a weed-brew once and I was astounded at the mess. I love the process, I love cooking and I'm pretty good at it, the beer was really tasty, but...

the mess freaked me out. I can't do the stove-top, homebrew thing. I'll have to start bigger with proper kettles in a space in which I do lot live.

I have a friend who is heavy into home brewing. You're right- you really need a garage or a shop or something you can set up for it.

from what i understand - they sell these in the highschool vending machines in BC :)

Nope. Don't do anything, don't drink, don't smoke. Never have and don't plan to. I'm not really addicted to anything other than catchy tune here and there.

I have not but I would love to try it. But if its that much of a mess....maybe I'll leave it to the pros.

Don't do drugs.

Don't smoke.

Don't drink.


(No, I am not Superman...)

Are you sure about that? You seem to possess superhuman endurance.

I'm with Chef: "Children, there's a time and place for everything. It's called college."

How very true. :D

It wasn't that bad for me. And believe me, if I can do it, anyone can. I will say that the taste and alcohol content will be stronger than you're used to with commercial beers.

I've also made homemade Kahlua...mmmmm good!

A lot of the beers I drink have a high ABV. [ in moderation of course ]:D

rofl yeah...quite sure. :)

btw, posted your Terence Fisher blurb.

Most boring people at the party five!

Nothing anymore, well, except I am an admitted caffeine addict and I drink (tequila :p )sometimes. I used to smoke when I was a kid, but quit years ago. Everything else I might have done....and I am not saying I did, mind you...;) is wayyyyy in the past.

I have tried alot of things,i'll try anything once.I'd never try most of them again,i think the worst one i ever tried was acid.I know,pretty dumb:(

I bet your trip looked pretty. Lots of pink and all.

Depends on who takes it, I guess? :)
L.S.D. opened my young mind and made me see things in a different and more positive light. I haven't dropped acid in 13 years and I probably never will again, but it is a beautiful experience. I'm not saying everyone should pry open their third eye, but it's worked for me on more than one occasion.