Just don't make the news.
https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/p...lls/index.html
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Just don't make the news.
https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/p...lls/index.html
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Looks like AI
My guess is mail order bride and that she’s drinking green tea.
I’m sure you’re aware, but it’s a troll job where they auto send it to a trillion phone numbers, only follow up on the ones that respond. Don’t respond unless you’re real lonely.
Even if its your own?
I still call it The Jake.
"fuck off you asshat gaper shit for brains fucktard wanker." - Jesus Christ
"She was tossing her bean salad with the vigor of a Drunken Pop princess so I walked out of the corner and said.... "need a hand?"" - Odin
"everybody's got their hooks into you, fuck em....forge on motherfuckers, drag all those bitches across the goal line with you." - (not so) ill-advised strategy
100mg gummy and I do not care what’s going on in the plane. Music is blasting and I’m chillin. Give me a good tasting beer or two for the remainder of the flight to sip on and I’m a happy flyer.
Expect crying kids in and out of SLC or you’ll lose your damn mind. Most parents seem to do their best. I remember flying with my daughter so I’m always going to offer a helping hand to said parents when they need one.
Again, always fly with cannabis in your system for a smooth trip. Trust me bro![]()
5mg is my limit, I may try 7-8 for a long trip but I'd pass out or go in a dream state. 100mg is twenty times my normal limit. Sounds frightening. 3-4mg is enough to get me very stoned.
My teeth and gums hurt if I eat enough edibles to get couch lock. All other pain goes away. It has become prohibitive.
For context on 100mg I’m literally feeling like I’m falling through the floor of the plane floating like a madman. Many of you know I hate heights with a passion and planes aren’t any different until it’s at cruising altitude. Ever since I’m off those central nervous system depressants (benzos, known as the IDGAF pill), my heights fear has exponentially increased. I literally feel sick to my stomach and get a horrible feeling all over my body, it’s a physical response to (irrational, unwarranted) fear. On the pills I didn’t have too hard of a time but things have changed. It’s on par with what I’ve read as people having a panic attack. Maybe it is one.
But if I’m already falling towards earth on the cannabis, it’s all good. Well, at least for the most part.
My functional everyday dose is 10mg. My happy place is 25mg. My sit down and watch a movie and chill is 50mg, where I don’t even bother cracking a beer, not needed. My deal with airport people, chaos and going off the ground, 100mg please.
My mom was born on 4/20, my whole family is on the weed in some form or another, it’s been a way of life. Very few people understand this way of life and that’s ok. We are all unique in one way or another.
And yeah TS, I highly highly doubt I would’ve written that above statement about kids had I not developed an enormous amount of patience and understanding with my own child over the last almost 19 years.
And ZZZ, I like tripping ballz.![]()
Doubt I was a danger to anyone as I was comatose. Lost my AirPods and they somehow ended up a few isles back. Fellow passengers returned them to me at baggage claim.
I know, thought of that after. Unfortunately I make bad decisions sometimes.Yeah... you should be careful of the Ambien and booze.
Before boarding a plane with my kids, a woman older than me walked up to me and said: "Just know that during the flight, 90% of people don't care that your kid is crying. Parents are right to be thoughtful about it, but don't stress yourself out. Some of us even get nostalgic about it." I always thought that was a nice gesture from her. And now that I type that, I realize that I also get nostalgic now when babies around me cry. It's been a minute since one kept me awake.
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