Oh, and this one, too. Ripping some Blue Dream from an 80's U.S. bong on this one.

This photo is sooooooooooooo Boulder.




Boulder hippies. I hate hippies and I hate Boulder even more. You know, I've been high with several Boulder hippies and not one session was pleasant with these assholes. See the problem with Boulder hippies with their god damn "FREE TIBET" bumper sticker on the back of their Subaru is that Tibet is a place, not a person.

Blooby, drugs have enriched every channel of human culture and entertainment, from making audiences more easily entertained to making entertainers more creative. The greatest boon of drug usage, however, goes to the tabloid news industry, which rakes in billions of dollars covering the stories of entertainers, washed-up and hot-shot alike, whose lives have completely fallen apart due to drug usage. Not only that, Drugs provide a wide range of profitable career opportunities for young, promising folk. The most common form of employment in the drug industry is the job of the user, which sacrifices traditional commodity gain for euphoria and cool points. With enough effort put into the job, one can get a promotion to abuser, and it's only an upward spiral from thereon.

Marla wrote on May 18^th, 2026 at 7:12pm:




What a Drug Dealer Taught Me About Alcohol.





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