Boo

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Censorship...it's a slippery slope.

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It makes sense that psilocybin would help addicts break on through to the other side. Psilocybin leads to users breaking away from the constraints of existing neural pathways and seeing things from a new perspective. Underused pathways are lit up while old pathways are bypassed. This has proved helpful not only with addicts but also those suffering from depression and other psychological issues. The results of the controlled studies done using psilocybin and MDMA to help veterans suffering from PTSD have left the medical community somewhat stunned. Psychedelics are not necessary to break addiction, but breaking the rigid thought patterns that enslave you will facilitate your journey to freedom. There are things known and there are things unknown, and in between are the doors of perception. --Aldous Huxley

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The food and drink options are going to be better at Nancy's thing. The Vol Navy is set up for first-class tailgating. At the Ocoee, we have a lot of cold beer and just enough food to sustain ourselves for a day of mindless hell raising. Hang on Doreen, we're coming up on Mikey's Ledge...

-18 Morning. I like making memorable contributions whenever possible.

Thank you Doreen and here's hoping Nancy has a good time on the river. I was trying to think of some double entendre about getting wet, but it's too early for all that.

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-15 Both. Saturday is the last scheduled release on the upper Ocoee. Fun run in the raft first thing in the morning and spend the rest of the day in the canoe. Last hurrah of the season. Farewell Godzilla. Adieu Humongous...

-14 Belly button gifs are weird. I'm moving on...

-14 Not ideally. Not really. To each his own. Hell no. Probably not.

Happy 19th to you and the missus Jimmy.

-14 Things started to get a little weird in the man cave...

Tennessee is a great state with some of the most awesome people anywhere. (non-paid and unbiased endorsement)

I must admit when I wrote about young people today and smoking, I totally forgot about e-cigs. Sleek new delivery system, same old poison. That being said, I still have great confidence that Doreen's grandson will steer clear of nicotine. The young fella has great mentor to keep him on the right track.

Yesterday is over. The moment is now. The future lays ahead. That's one of the great things about life, no matter the turns we made in the past we can always change direction. Right now. The people here on Quit Train all have good intentions. They set themselves free and want to show others the way. Some use a velvet glove others use a hammer, but the intentions are the same. Onward and upward Evelyn.

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-7 I'll make room. May be a bit cramped, but it'll be fun.

-7 My personal favorite mode of transport, the Mohawk Maxim canoe...

Fortunately, young people in Great Britain and America are far less likely to smoke that first one than the generations that came before. The societal views of smoking have changed dramatically. The tobacco industry's smoke and mirrors have been replaced with the harsh light of truth concerning the realities of smoking. Doreen, I feel confident that your sporty grandson will not fall into the same trap we did.

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Awesome job Sunnyside. Great message as well: change is always an option.