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Posted: 01-30-08 10:19am
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Very true actually. No problem with
stating that, and I'm sure it can be quite
the influence.
But not everyone who smokes is a "pot
head".
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backpain1955
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Posted: 01-30-08 10:42am
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Only those that smoke pot 
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Posted: 01-30-08 10:50am
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Not everyone who smokes marijuana is a
"pothead". You'd be surprised at some of
the moderators and support staff on this
very site who use pot.
**To those people: I hope I'm not out of
line mentioning that. You've posted
elsewhere in the marijuana debate
discussing it, so... just report my post
if you'd like people not to know ^^**
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backpain1955
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Posted: 01-30-08 10:57am
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I don't remember using that term.
However, it is an accurate moniker. See
dictionary definition below:
American Heritage Dictionary - Pot·head
(pŏt'hěd') Pronunciation Key
n. Slang
One who habitually smokes marijuana.
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Posted: 01-30-08 13:27pm
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| backpain1955
wrote: | I don't remember using that
term. However, it is an accurate moniker.
See dictionary definition below:
American Heritage Dictionary - Pot·head
(pŏt'hěd') Pronunciation Key
n. Slang
One who habitually smokes
marijuana. |
you just proved Eiris point AGAIN! 
"Habitually"smoking pot makes you a pot
head, NOT recreational or medical use..
keep digging, backpain....
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backpain1955
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Posted: 01-30-08 14:15pm
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Dictionary.com Unabridged (v 1.1) -
ha·bit·u·al /həˈbɪtʃuəl/
Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled
Pronunciation[huh-bich-oo-uhl]
Pronunciation Key –adjective:
commonly used, followed, observed
American Heritage Dictionary -
ha·bit·u·al (hə-bĭch'ōō-əl)
adj.
Of the nature of a habit: habitual lying.
Being such by force of habit: a habitual
liar. See Synonyms at chronic.
Established by long use; usual
Habitual does not mean compulsive nor does
it imply substance abuse. It means long
using marijuana smokers or those that
commonly use marijuana
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Posted: 01-30-08 14:43pm
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backpain1955
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Posted: 01-30-08 15:02pm
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backpain1955, one last thing, check out
the new post called WHERE THERE IS SMOKE
THERE IS PAIN RELIEF..it might offer you
some tips on how to help that bad back.
Good Luck,buddy.
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backpain1955
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Posted: 01-30-08 15:50pm
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No thanks...I prefer legal methods of pain
control.
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Posted: 01-30-08 15:55pm
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then check out the back pain forums, my
friend...
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backpain1955
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Posted: 01-30-08 16:18pm
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I think it will depend on if you have
lower or upper, spinal, etc...check them
all out and hopefully you will come across
one that will work for you or at least
offer some guidance and possibly relief. I
know how horrible back pain can be. I am
fortunate that I don't have any back
problems but my partner has severe back
problems as well as my brother. It is
miserable at times, I am sure. Good luck
and I hope you find some answers.
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backpain1955
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Posted: 01-30-08 18:04pm
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Your sage advice is much appreciated!
Thanks!
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Posted: 01-30-08 22:25pm
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Gee- who else likes to post definitions of
words--- algosdoc-- are u related to him
back pain 1955?? coincidence---i think
not. PLP B
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Posted: 01-30-08 22:51pm
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wow, anyone remember what this thread was
about?
oh yea, MJ.
The family influence DEFINITELY makes
sense. Although I was aware it was
'illegal', I was always confused to why my
parents could smoke pot and the police
didn't bust down the door like in movies.
I was always afraid that when they smoked,
the police would smell it and come take my
mom and step dad away. My sisters didn't
see that so that's why I believe they are
now pot smokers. (I must be the good girl
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Posted: 01-31-08 00:28am
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Sorry, Lilly--we have a poster that always
likes to define words from the dictionary
ie., habitual, pothead, because he thinks
i guess we do not know the meanings of
these words. Anyway, he is constantly
throwing off the thread. He really needs
to go to the Grief forum or as his name
suggests back pain 1955. Yes, i think u
are the smart one-- u must have been the
eldest-- i bet. I think if parents want
to smoke a little weed,then they should
try to keep it from the kids --as to what
they're doing anyway -- i mean it is
illegal and u can get in a lot of trouble
depending on where you are. Parents have
a responsibility to protect them and try
to keep them within the limits of the law
and try to set the example. i mean how
hard would it have been to not expose
ya'll to it? u are a smart
girl!!Peace-love--prayers--Bobbette
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backpain1955
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Posted: 01-31-08 06:58am
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Yes, sometimes it is necessary to
demonstrate dictionary meanings when
people wrongly assume a term I use is
wrong. The dictionary meanings are cited
for accuracy and to help those that don't
know a specific definition. If any
already absolutely positively know the
correct meaning of a term, then by all
means, skip the post...
It is quite evident one person wishes I
would just go away....but it isn't going
to happen.
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Tylanas
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Posted: 01-31-08 09:07am
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You almost remind me of Yodavater, except
his grammar and spelling is better than
yours. I think.
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OK, I'm
bored...must be a result of my chronic
habitual mj use, huh? 
and by the way, you
didn't
