#2 2008-06-05 17:41:20

Something's wrong with your link Kicker.

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#3 2008-06-05 17:47:18

phreddy wrote:

Something's wrong with your link Kicker.

Thanks.  It's fixed.  Unfortunately, it probably wasn't worth the wait.

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#4 2008-06-05 21:48:21

Kids these days need a lot more guidance then they are getting. The only drugs we would ever consider taking to go cliff climbing would be acid and skunk bud.

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#5 2008-06-05 22:01:44

They used to call this "robo-ing" (fr. Robitussin), but the high off of that was supposedly dextromethorphan. I never found the DXM a worthwhile substitute for anything.

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#6 2008-06-06 02:31:52

Happiness is just a Flaming Moe away . . .

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#7 2008-06-06 02:38:19

pALEPHx wrote:

They used to call this "robo-ing" (fr. Robitussin), but the high off of that was supposedly dextromethorphan. I never found the DXM a worthwhile substitute for anything.

back in the day, DXM would make you trip like a fuckin' wildebeest.  However, too many people were overdosing, I guess, so now it has an additive to make you blow chunks if you take anywhere close to that much.  I think Lester Bangs died from that shit, didn't he?

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#8 2008-06-06 02:55:13

headkicker_girl wrote:

phreddy wrote:

Something's wrong with your link Kicker.

Thanks.  It's fixed.  Unfortunately, it probably wasn't worth the wait.

Back up a second.

There's no shortage of tard behavior anywhere. Upstate NY, for instance, shares the same geography and social ills. Just ask Tits. But do we hear about it?

I think we need to invite the Post Gazette clowns responsible for this reporting over here to High-Street for a chat.

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#9 2008-06-06 03:03:53

As well as the gang from Local 6. I believe we have our guests speakers for the High Street Convention.

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#10 2008-06-06 06:45:22

Should we make up a high street award of excellence and send it to their local newsrooms to see if we can get a response? In these dark days for the craft do journalists even have a sense of humor anymore?

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#11 2008-06-06 07:09:05

Johnny_Rotten wrote:

Should we make up a high street award of excellence and send it to their local newsrooms to see if we can get a response?

No. Call or email the reporters writing the stories. We need to scan our archives for headlines, themes, images and links. And so we're all reading from the same page, vet the questions here before hand.

We get a reporter or three on site here first, they'll know best how to sell it to the suits.

Wilber, got any ideas?

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#12 2008-06-06 08:05:52

choad wrote:

Johnny_Rotten wrote:

Should we make up a high street award of excellence and send it to their local newsrooms to see if we can get a response?

No. Call or email the reporters writing the stories. We need to scan our archives for headlines, themes, images and links. And so we're all reading from the same page, vet the questions here before hand.

We get a reporter or three on site here first, they'll know best how to sell it to the suits.

Wilber, got any ideas?

Hah...I've been down this road before (wish I could show you). Skewering the new generation of shills and frotteurs is child's play. They have no craft, no language, no integrity or brains - and, most salient, no sense of humour. The old ones might appreciate our efforts, but the young ones wouldn't get it. As for the suits, they are binary in their moods: either fatuous or angry. I see little hope there. Personally, I prefer the alternative press. The average IQ is higher, humour is sometimes appreciated, and there's still a thread of integrity running through the newsprint. Even there though, I don't hold out much hope for alliance. We say "nigger" here, laugh at rape jokes, make fun of 'tards and advocate the death penalty for stupidity. Who in their right mind would have anything to do with us?

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#13 2008-06-06 09:24:04

WilberCuntLicker wrote:

Skewering the new generation of shills and frotteurs is child's play. They have no craft, no language, no integrity or brains - and, most salient, no sense of humour.

Never mind. You're right. Fuck them.

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#14 2008-06-06 09:41:45

But at least the fine people of Pensultucky have perfected the invention of the gob.

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#15 2008-06-06 09:53:02

Don't forget the exquisite Pittsburgh Salad, often served at Pennsylvania inns.  No kidding, a garden salad with french fries piled on top, usually smothered in ranch dressing.

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#16 2008-06-06 10:20:17

choad wrote:

WilberCuntLicker wrote:

Skewering the new generation of shills and frotteurs is child's play. They have no craft, no language, no integrity or brains - and, most salient, no sense of humour.

Never mind. You're right. Fuck them.

For your perusement and bemusement, I offer Fugly.net's brush with journalism.

(The original Fugly page that caught MacWorld's attention is here.)

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#17 2008-06-06 11:04:03

pALEPHx wrote:

They used to call this "robo-ing" (fr. Robitussin), but the high off of that was supposedly dextromethorphan. I never found the DXM a worthwhile substitute for anything.

I beg to disagree.  My favorite high for listening to music was four ounces of Romilar CF on an empty stomach followed by a couple of joints of good weed.  Everyone assumes this makes you drowsy and lethargic, but the effect is more like a relaxed mildly hallucinogenic euphoria (the weed is a very important component, otherwise you get jittery).  There is a short period of intense paranoia which can be disturbing for the newbies until it passes, but after that, it's a great drug for kicking back to watch and listen to live music.  I may be a short a few billion brain cells because of this, but I really enjoyed the trips. 

As a little side note, I was kicked out of a concert at Winterland by Bill Graham himself when I tried to smuggle in a 16 oz bottle of Romilar.  The argument about my cough stymied the security guys so they called the big man himself.  He wasn't swayed.

I should add:  I doubt you would want to walk the edge of a cliff while tripping this way.  Your attention to reality and balance are tad impaired.

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#18 2008-06-06 11:16:26

It was my own dear well-intentioned ma who introduced me to the joys of codeine.

I was fourteen, home sick with a bad cough, and my mother misread the dosage instructions on the cough-medicine bottles (codeine was no longer available OTC but our doc had given her some sample bottles of the hard stuff.  The labels were pretty tiny).  As I recall, she misread "tsp" for "tbs" and more than tripled the dosage...every four hours.

I was floatin'.

I miss codeine.

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#19 2008-06-06 21:00:38

phreddy wrote:

I beg to disagree.

'Sokay by me. I saved mah braincells fer wastin' on non-OTC chemistry. I was never much for a mix-n-match. One decent joint is usually enough warp-age to suit me. I hate already being high and thinking, "Oh, there's the other drug, now."

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#20 2008-06-09 09:18:21

Fled wrote:

Don't forget the exquisite Pittsburgh Salad, often served at Pennsylvania inns.  No kidding, a garden salad with french fries piled on top, usually smothered in ranch dressing.

It took me a while to get used to a "salad" in PA being 40% cheese, 20% assorted deli meats, 20% ranch dressing and maybe 20% assorted vegetable matter, mostly iceberg lettuce. It was my first introduction to the 1000 calorie salad.

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#21 2008-06-09 13:07:44

On occasion they simply omit the iceberg.  It's mostly water, you know.

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