What prog music is best to do drugs to?

barbs wrote: Tony R wrote: JesusBetancourt wrote: I am very dissapointed that some of you advocate drug use...especially with prog. I have enjoyed this website becouse It seemed to me that everyone on this website are responsible and educated people(and many are im sure) who do not need drugs to enjoy there music. It is a shame that some of you advocate drug use bieng full grown adults and forget that alot of people on this website are young and gullable. We need to be rolemodels. Prog is about music not drugs. There is only room for one preacher on this forum..............and he doesnt preach to us! How dare you be so patronising.     A preacher that doesn't preach is like a fireman that doesn't put out fires or a cow that does not give milk.

Ok,then.Let him preach elsewhere.

Jayzusbestialscrote:

Go and roll your model onto a satanism site or something.

oliverstoned wrote: Yes, but watching TV several hours a day is a very common -but harmful- addiction.

so is CD buying ... a shameful addiction ... 

Poxx wrote: felona wrote: It is also supposed to be an aphrodisiac due to  two particular substances, Phenylethylamin and Serotonin, both of which serve as anti-depressants. Although serotonin is released in the brain when consuming food and particular drugs, there is no actual serotonin in chocolate. Serotonin doesn't really "serve as an anti-depressant', it's rather one of the key chemicals that controls our mood. But the thing is, if you have low levels of serotonin you become depressed. Anti-depressants (SSRI's) increases the serotonin levels in the brain indirectly, in the same way that amphetamines increases the levels of dopamine in the brain.

what would have more accurate for me to have said is that chocolate contains tryptophan which increases serotonin levels in the brain ...

Trouserpress wrote: I personally rely not on drugs (be they legal or otherwise - I'm teetotal), nor God to augment my life. For me, as long as I can I write, listen to music, and spend time with the people I love I'm set. Certif1ed, I have to say that your post about your family, house, car, etc was dreadfully smug and materialistic. Is that really how you equate your success - on what you own?

No coffee or tea? How about cocoa? These are all drugs.

Anything that can be imbibed is a drug. But some things have to be taken in really huge quantities to have any psychotropic effect. If you ate 20 pounds of potatoes I am quite sure it would mentally affect you.

Certif1ed wrote: We all use cannabis - in fact, we all produce it naturally. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/4119346.stm

That can't really be considered a valid argument pro cannabis. We also produce morphine-like chemicals in the brain, it doesn't mean that we should all chew on a chunk of opium every odd 15 minutes.

We also produce fat - don't drink a grease tank.

Of course cannabis should be legal, it doesn't take half a pizza for a brain to figure that out. But it does take two large with extra cheese of ignorance to deny it's harmlessness.

oliverstoned wrote: JesusBetancourt wrote: oliverstoned wrote: JesusBetancourt wrote: The words loser and winners are used by contemporary society to judge men by there accomplishments(status , money , etc), they do not determine a persons true worth. We are all created equal... You don't need to believe in these notions... Good and bad, false and truth are only humans interpretations, mental creations    a persons interpitation of what is good and bad /false and true is an abstraction of the mind however there is a truth and a good and evil(bad) that is above the humane mind. Evil and truth ARE human notions!

Man is naturally  evil....and there is an objective truth

We all use cannabis - in fact, we all produce it naturally.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/4119346.stm

dont do drugs

felona wrote: It is also supposed to be an aphrodisiac due to  two particular substances, Phenylethylamin and Serotonin, both of which serve as anti-depressants.

Although serotonin is released in the brain when consuming food and particular drugs, there is no actual serotonin in chocolate. Serotonin doesn't really "serve as an anti-depressant', it's rather one of the key chemicals that controls our mood. But the thing is, if you have low levels of serotonin you become depressed. Anti-depressants (SSRI's) increases the serotonin levels in the brain indirectly, in the same way that amphetamines increases the levels of dopamine in the brain.