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He is so handsome !
catch a buzz you stoner ?
Dried or not....it don't smoke for s-hit!
CharlesU Farley
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Sometimes people/things aren't always what you expect, just like Joker in FMJ.
For me... yesterday was a good day, I didn't have to use my AK... or Mini-14.
No but I started chasing my tail....
I ordered some wild dagga from the internet when things went dry for a while everywhere for some reason. It did give a relaxing feeling a bit like cannabis but I remember it gave me crazy dreams. We still have it in our stash but thank goodness things aren’t dry anymore.
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He won’t catch a buzz in the morning…
Well to be honest neither do I
.Im up very early in the am and its still dark.
To me thats still night time.
CharlesU Farley
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I'm not a doctor like your son, and I certainly don't play one on TV. But like a lot of things in life, the melatonin thing is more media hype than actual scientific fact. From this article:
Efficacy of melatonin for sleep
Here's the tl;dr version:
"Trials in adults have shown exogenous melatonin to have modest efficacy in primary insomnia, with an increase in total sleep time of 12.8 minutes, and a reduction in sleep latency of 4 minutes.
For that amount of sleep, and in hospital work I've done back-to-back 16-hour shifts so I know a little bit about sleep deprivation, ingesting melatonin, for so little gain (_13_ minutes), would not be worth it, at least for me.
But for all those non scientific types, who aren't as skeptical as I am, the placebo effect is front, center and fully functioning.
Which is probably the main reason your son recommended it.
CharlesU Farley
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Just gotta wait for that Facebook page come on... "I noticed your comments here on FB and I feel _exactly_ the same way you do. I don't want to be so bold as to send you a Friend Request, but you can visit my website (where you'll be infected with more viri than if you actually stuck it _in_ me) here at www.youdumbasssuckeryou.com
That "returning" stuff always gets me. When I wrote my books I always tried to get to that emotional level for the reader. You shoulda seen me writing... Ever see the movie "Romancing the Stone"? At the beginning when she is just finishing her latest romance novel -- that'd be me.
My closest buddy in the military back in the Olden Days described me as the meanest soft-hearted son of a bitch he ever knew.
There it is.
You are pretty close. But there is more data. It has to do not with normal folks, but for adults with constant pain present (different from broad/general population subjects): The melatonin helps getting them to a sleeping state over the "pain disturbance" hump. Then the other endorphins kick in to aid in allowing them to stay asleep.I'm not a doctor like your son, and I certainly don't play one on TV. But like a lot of things in life, the melatonin thing is more media hype than actual scientific fact. From this article:
Efficacy of melatonin for sleep
Here's the tl;dr version:
"Trials in adults have shown exogenous melatonin to have modest efficacy in primary insomnia, with an increase in total sleep time of 12.8 minutes, and a reduction in sleep latency of 4 minutes.
For that amount of sleep, and in hospital work I've done back-to-back 16-hour shifts so I know a little bit about sleep deprivation, ingesting melatonin, for so little gain (_13_ minutes), would not be worth it, at least for me.
But for all those non scientific types, who aren't as skeptical as I am, the placebo effect is front, center and fully functioning.
Which is probably the main reason your son recommended it.
On the flip side, Dr. Scooter warned me melatonin can be habit-forming. IIRC it can cause dizziness with some folks.
With me, it gives me vivid dreams <-- To me, a wonderful plus. I go to the movies each night. Recurring adventures... dunno if it is melatonin, weed, or my own imagination (which has always been active) or all three.
I do know that without weed... No sleep.
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CharlesU Farley
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OMFG!!!!aint that the truth
I know exactly where that original photo was taken, it was at the Thunderbird Motel in Sunny Isles Beach Florida. I could slam up another wall of words (because I'm very active in the "Sunny Isles The Way It Used To Be" FB group, so you can search my history there) but won't, search the group. But that is a _exceedingly_ well-known and respected blue collar motel restaurant... in a motel that has more fucking rock and roll history than you could ever imagine.
Eric Clapton wrote Layla there, with Duane Allman:
I did not work at the Thunderbird, I worked at the Beachcomber, which was a quarter mile away. But us pool boys talked about other things besides smuggling and getting laid. This is an absolutely true story that you will not read _anywhere_, except on that Sunny Isles FB group. That was a well-known, mafia friendly motel where a Wise guys from New York and New Jersey frequently stayed. A club called Thee Image was directly across the street and when Joe Cocker was playing there, he stayed at the Thunderbird. He went to the ice machine and an attractive Italian woman was there, so he started hitting on her. A well connected Wise guy took offense and laid Joe Cocker out with one punch. You can read that story in the Sunny Isles Facebook group, if you think I'm making this shit up. I've written frequently about that area on my website, five or six years ago.
Sometimes things aren't just coincidental, they're fucking synchronicitous.
I don't go on Facebook! I have been in Facebook jail more times than I can count..... can't help myself.
