#1406 Has anyone else noticed some neckbeard walking around Fry St. at night carrying a big bag of ferrets? I tried to ask him why he had a bunch of ferrets but he only spoke spanish to me.

#1400 Does anyone own bitcoins?

#1405 So there's this guy that works at Bruce cafe. He sometimes cleans tables or stacks cups and wears a silver chain. He smiled at me the other day after giving me a cup and I looked away and said thank you. He has the cutest fuckin' smile, I'm just to shy to talk to him. :-/

#1401 At the last freshmen orientation before the semester started, I saw this beautiful girl when we were doing stupid games in the coliseum. I still remember the moment when she was looking right at me and smiling. I want to get to know her but I don't even know her name and I've seen her at the library mall, and Kerr cafeteria few times but I wasn't really brave enough talk to her. She is skinny,tall, and has long dark hair and pale skin. I hope you are reading this, I'd like to take you out to dinner.

#1404 I was at the UNT talent show, and during the show, It was very interesting and if you were there, you would agree with me. But one thing I couldn't stand was the amount of people who seriously had lacked etiquette on attending an event like that, there were a good amount of people with their phones out, some took pictures and made videos. There was also this one douche who would not just turn his tablet off or at least reduce the brightness, It never went to sleep mode through out the show. Even if its just a talent show organized by UNT we still need to take it seriously. This is where we learn (if you never figured it out) the etiquette to visit other public places. In some houses, you could be asked to leave for continuously using your phone,or even be charged with copyright infringement for making videos. Proper etiquette is important and can take you places.

#1403 I wish there was a video game that let me virtually stab anyone on TV i wanted to. I think my first victim would be Nancy Grace.

#1396 So I went to fry, got a little drunk and decided hey I'm going to go to my really recent EX's place to try an talk to her and see if we can work it out. I get there, knock on the door and boom... New man (who made my suspicions about her cheating on me all too real) opens the door. He went and got her and she came out all pissed off that I came uninvited (pissed I found out), but I didn't know what to say since I was a tad drunk and shocked so I just said sorry and walked off. after I sobered up I instantly regretted going, but then I became happy to know the truth. But I now regret not calling that cunt out on her shit, then fucking up the dude in front of her. Is that too angry or is that just the right amount of anger??

#1395 I've got quite the story for those of you who argue that marijuana is not addicting.
I was addicted to marijuana. It started out as smoking a few times a week and quickly escalated to 3-4 times a day. I would change my schedule around just to smoke weed. I would go to work high, drive stoned, and do crazy things I would never do sober. I wasn't sure why I liked it so much until I talked to a therapist. I figured out the reason I liked it so much was because it felt exactly how I imagined dying would feel like. It didn't freak me out, just made me want todo it more. I would do everything In My power to find weed and do my best to find friends that would smoke me out. Eventually I went broke from all the weed I was buying. I was frequently negative in my bank account. My parents ended up finding my weed one day and hid it until they could dispose of it properly. The next day, I was screaming at them to give it back. I didn't let them know, but I actually teared up because they wouldn't let me out of the house because they didn't wan me to buy more. Eventually, they let me out of the house and continued to smoke weed. It wasn't as frequent at first, but went back to multiple times a day. Eventually, I became suicidal everytime I smoked weed. I became physically sick and extremely anxious. I would promise that everytime would be my last but as soon as I wasn't high anymore, I became irritable and actually CRAVED it. I went on vacation with my dad's family and brought a gram because I couldn't fathom going a whole week without getting high. I would have to wait till about 2 am for everyone to fall asleep and I would go out in the dock and smoke. The more I smoked weed, the more lucid my dreams became and they became nightmares where I couldn't tell were real or just a dream. I got home and eventually broke down. And I went to rehab. Now for those of you who think you can't go to rehab for weed, that is not true. The most part if rehab is not detoxing, it is intense therapy to learn how to cope and move on with life without addiction, whether it be drugs, self mutilation, or eating disorders. And after 6 weeks, I finally convinced myself I could do it. And I haven't smoked weed I. 3 months.
Still don't believe weed is addicting? We'll look it up in the DSM V. That is a manual psychiatrists use to diagnose behavioral disorders. The number is 304.30 (granted it's labeled dependence but there is no number for any drug for addiction they are all listed as dependence.) go ahead and argue. I'm sure your doctorate in psychiatry and 20 years of experiments will be able to defend that it is not addicting.
Here's the thing. I do know that what happened to me is extremely rare. Most people are not addicted to weed. I'm not arguing it should be illegal or telling people not to do it. That is not what I want. I just want people to know my story and How i was addicted to marijuana. Just know it is possible and not harmless to a very few percentage of people.