**** Coke!

[Link]

It's too bitter. Pepsi is much better, with a sweeter taste and smoother flavor.

[XboxEvolved]

My friend..don't know know why the Civil War was REALLY started? Because somebody said **** coke. Coke has more volume in the flavor and I don't feel like shitting out sugar cubes out my pee-hole when I drink it.

Coke all the way.

[Link]

And I don't want to become a mermaid by drinking Coke. (Futurama FTW!)

Mountain Dew beats them both, anyway.

[Quel'Dorei]

Pepsi vanilla FTW

[Link]

Actually, Coke had the better Vanilla Drink. But they both paled in comparison to Dr. Pepper Cherry Vanilla.

[Quel'Dorei]

Actually, Coke had the better Vanilla Drink. But they both paled in comparison to Dr. Pepper Cherry Vanilla.

Pepsi Vanilla had the better can.

[Link]

Is that all you notice? Are you instinctively drawn to cans?

Actually, I don't want to know.

[prime_timer]

Coke is delicious. It's flavor is robust and powerful. Really, it's the best caffeinated drink that will INSTANTLY wake me up (its lasting stamina pales loses against coffee and Red Bull, however). Pepsi, on the other hand, is sweet, FAR smoother, and is very light (meaning I dont violently belch in public after a can of Pepsi).

Can't choose.

[Rensa]

Coke FTMFW. Pepsi tastes like I landed in freaking candy land.

Now, Solo beats the hell out of them both.

[Link]

Coke feels like I'm pouring acid down my throat.

[Rensa]

That's because you have the throat lining of a four-year-old kitten, Link :P

[Idol Australian]

I usually go for vanilla coke as we don't have any of the other drinks that you have been talking about. But I am mountain dew's bitch.

[rogue_gamecube]

Coke FTW. It is blasphemy to speak the others name, it shall remain nameless.

Canada Dry deserves to be mentioned. Both it and Coke are great to have very cold on a hot summers day.

That, or beer. :cool:

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[prime_timer]

Canada Dry makes the most bomb gingerale ever.

Beer works better tho :P

[StickyStars]

i agree, coke is better, pepsi has a sweeter taste. NEVER drink DIET anything though because it contains aspertain and that is one of the leading causes in cancer. they just don't tell you that. natural sweetners are a BIG no-no!

[Z.E.I.D.A.N]

I've been comparing Coke and Pepsi ever since I was a kid, and I still can't tell the difference. I think Coca Cola has a slightly more powerful taste, but it leaves an aftertaste. No.. wait.... maybe that's Pepsi.

I dunno, ok? It still confuses me. But I still drink Coke/Pepsi over any other soft drink. And Mountain Dew is hella gross.

[Rorshach]

Final verdict: Both suck ass equally.

Go out and get some root beer. Or alcoholic drink

[Z.E.I.D.A.N]

Root Beer tastes like tooth paste to me.

I also think Dr. Pepper is overrated. Tastes bad too, IMO.

[Blinger101]

That's because you have the throat lining of a four-year-old kitten, Link :P

Just so you know, technically speaking anyways, a Cat is considered a fully grown adult after two years :P.

Back to topic.

Coke has a certain "kick your ass and then spit on you" taste. It's bitter, jammed with caffeine, and is a long time classic.

Pepsi is far sweeter, smoother, and doesn't leave an after-taste comparable to that of wasabi (at least for me anyways).

Over all, Coke wins my heart.

[Rensa]

As a general rule I don't touch diet drinks. I've developed some sort of intolerance to them; they make me sick these days.

Also, ginger ale is awesome for motion, sea or air sickness. Scull half a can and your stomach'll be right.
Just so you know, technically speaking anyways, a Cat is considered a fully grown adult after two years :P.
Yeah... well... they're all still pussies anyway :P

[JValone]

Coke without a doubt. Pepsi doesn't have enough of a kick for me, and Coke's aftertaste is more tolerable. Dr. Pepper is better then either one of them though.

[Smokey]

Is that all you notice? Are you instinctively drawn to cans?

Actually, I don't want to know.

ROFL. I say Coke. I normally compare Pepsi to sweet hemlock. Vault is my number-one, though.

Who's ever had Savage? That **** makes my throat feel like its been raped. Violently.

[rogue_gamecube]

i agree, coke is better, pepsi has a sweeter taste. NEVER drink DIET anything though because it contains aspertain and that is one of the leading causes in cancer. they just don't tell you that. natural sweetners are a BIG no-no!

Did everyone miss this? I mean, WHAT?!

--~

[Rensa]

Aspartame has been the subject of controversy regarding its safety and the circumstances of its approval by the American FDA and European FSA. Some studies have also recommended further investigation into connections between aspartame and negative effects such as headaches, brain tumors, brain lesions, and lymphoma.[8][9][10] These findings, combined with possible conflicts of interest in the approval process, have engendered vocal activism regarding the possible risks of aspartame.[11][12] The 2004 documentary Sweet Misery: A Poisoned World voices these same concerns.

On 14 December 2005, a member of the British House of Commons called on the British government to "ban the use and sale of aspartame" due to health concerns relating to this product.[13]
...

[John35]

And I don't want to become a mermaid by drinking Coke. (Futurama FTW!)

Mountain Dew beats them both, anyway.

You are the man! Both Mountain Dew and Dr. Pepper (actually Mr. Pibb) are better than Coke/Pepsi, at least in my opinion.

As far as the Coke/Pepsi thing, Pepsi is too sweet. Coke with Ice is the best. The ice nuetralizes the acidic taste a bit and makes for the perfect combination.

[AzureNightmareX]

http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b247/salvamag/jokerpopcorn8qi7ab5tz.gif

[rogue_gamecube]

...

Rensa, 'some studies' also show that video games are the spawn of the devil and teach children to murder.

IRREFUTABLE EVIDENCE ROFL ROFL ROFL!!!!1!11#!($)#11!1


In fall fairness, I'd like to see the study, not some faceless entity telling me a study they saw says so.

--~

[Link]

http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b247/salvamag/jokerpopcorn8qi7ab5tz.gif

What is the point of this post? If you're not going to join in the conversation, GTFO.

[Smokey]

^The point, you ask? To trigger just that response. Don't encourage it.

[AzureNightmareX]

What is the point of this post? If you're not going to join in the conversation, GTFO.

http://i143.photobucket.com/albums/r158/azurenightmarex1/monitorslapB.gif

[Z.E.I.D.A.N]

Those gifs are so awesome.

[rogue_gamecube]

That's his shtick. Applaud the gifs, not the gif'er.

--~

[Rensa]

Rensa, 'some studies' also show that video games are the spawn of the devil and teach children to murder.

IRREFUTABLE EVIDENCE ROFL ROFL ROFL!!!!1!11#!($)#11!1


In fall fairness, I'd like to see the study, not some faceless entity telling me a study they saw says so.

--~
Sorry, I only used an ellipsis to avoid commenting, not to make some sort of passive comment. I was really just quoting Wikipedia because you were interested in the topic. I haven't looked into the authenticity of the sources or anything :)

[Crimigglez]

I'll drink any soda over Coke/Pepsi. They both make me feel sick to my stomach afterwards.

Mountain Dew (or as I call it, "Glow Stick Juice") FTW.

[rogue_gamecube]

I heard on the radio that a study conducted by some College in the 'states rates Mountain Dew as one of the worst (number 2, I think) cola's that are harmful to teeth.

However, Cherry Coke and Pepsi are in the top 5 too. Classic gets by without a mention, wahahahahahaha!

--~

[Kaizoku_Kouji]

I'm well aware of the controversy surrounding artificial sweeteners, but the only non-diet sodas I can stand are Barq's and Mountain Dew Livewire. Unless it's one of those two, all the soda I drink is diet.

That being said, Pepsi is far too sweet; I prefer Coke, despite its aftertaste.

[Lizzaroni]

Um, beer?

[Rensa]

Um, beer?
Ehhh... I'm picky about my beer, 'cause it's not my home base as far as alcohol goes. my friends have gotten me onto some imported ones that are great (Torgat, for one, and I had one the other night that was good... Guiness stout is pretty good, too), and there are a few Aussie ones I like (can't go past a Crownie). Not so fond of the cheap crap, like VB or Carlton Draught. And I can't scull it; I've gotta have it at my own pace.

But none of them compare to some bourbon or tequilla --~

[rogue_gamecube]

Ehhh... I'm picky about my beer, 'cause it's not my home base as far as alcohol goes. my friends have gotten me onto some imported ones that are great (Torgat, for one, and I had one the other night that was good... Guiness stout is pretty good, too), and there are a few Aussie ones I like (can't go past a Crownie). Not so fond of the cheap crap, like VB or Carlton Draught. And I can't scull it; I've gotta have it at my own pace.

But none of them compare to some bourbon or tequilla --~

Heh, good stuff, Guinness Stout is damn good stuff. Not a lot of people know of it or drink it, though. If it's social drinking, I get that. If it's bar night, it's good 'ol regular Guinness by the pint :cool:.

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[Lizzaroni]

Guinness and Saranac are tied for my favorite beers.

[Rensa]

Nah, I prefer bourbon when I'm out 'n' about. Usually with Coke or dry, though sometimes I'll have it straight, depending on the bourbon (stay away from Cougar!). I'll have beer if I'm running out of money, though :P

EDIT: Haven't heard of Saranac. What's it like?

[bountyhunter]

Coke FTW. It is blasphemy to speak the others name, it shall remain nameless.

Canada Dry deserves to be mentioned. Both it and Coke are great to have very cold on a hot summers day.

That, or beer. :cool:

--~

yeah, since beer and coke are hydrating :rolleyes:

Red Bull ftw

[Lizzaroni]

Rensa: Saranac is awesome. They have a bunch of different kinds. My favorite is when they come out with their holiday pack and they have everything from Smoked Saranac to "classic". It's brewed up here in upstate New York, so I'm not too surprised you haven't heard of it down under ;) But, if you ever get the chance to try it, I'd say go for it - especially if it's the holidays!

[Rensa]

Yeah? I'll see if I can hunt it down, since I know a place that imports a lot of beer. I'm a bit sick ATM, but one beer can't hurt... :]

[AzureNightmareX]

what is it with you idiots and your penchant for alcohol? seriously, its a real pain in the ass to be honest

[Z.E.I.D.A.N]

^HAY STFU

(Tequilla and Beer ftw)

[Link]

what is it with you idiots and your penchant for alcohol? seriously, its a real pain in the ass to be honest

Ironic? You decide!

[Lizzaroni]

what is it with you idiots and your penchant for alcohol? seriously, its a real pain in the ass to be honest
I think there is a direct correlation between IQ and alcohol consumption on this site.

Take from that what you will.

[rogue_gamecube]

Ironic? You decide!

LMAO, when I first read that I was like, "He, of all people, didn't just say that.."

He did. Guess someone has had bad experiences of the barf-all-night kind.

--~

[AzureNightmareX]

LMAO, when I first read that I was like, "He, of all people, didn't just say that.."

He did. Guess someone has had bad experiences of the barf-all-night kind.

--~

I dont drink rogue, never have, never will, the depraved behavior drunken people can exhibit is detestable and digusting in my eyes. Personally I would be perfectly happy if Alcohol were banned again in the US, though the chances of that happening are next to impossible.

[Lizzaroni]

Because, as we all know, there is absolutely no meal quality in alcoholic beverages or anything silly like that.

[AzureNightmareX]

Alcohol, in any form it comes in, is technically a poison which is why your liver removes it from your blood. because it has toxic effects on tissue, breaking it dowwn and destroying it. Thats why brain damage and memory loss is so prevalent in chronic alcoholics.

[Lizzaroni]

So? People have been talking about "toxins" in soft drinks and natural "toxins" in edible plants. Yes, alcohol is a potentially lethal toxin but only potentially and you're still disregarding its meal quality. It's like completely disregarding marijuana's medicinal quality on the basis that people can get high.

[Rensa]

what is it with you idiots and your penchant for alcohol? seriously, its a real pain in the ass to be honest
Yes, I can see how it would greatly inconvenience you...?

Liz is right. All substances affect your body and/or mind in some way (hell, I can chart the change in my mood when I consume sugar). It's up to the individual to weigh up the benefits and consequences of consuming them and draw a line in the sand.

[Kaizoku_Kouji]

Personally I would be perfectly happy if Alcohol were banned again in the US, though the chances of that happening are next to impossible.

Yes, because everybody knows that the America of the 1920s was a utopia, due to Prohibition. Wait. Black market? Speakeasies, organized crime, and higher taxes? Nah, couldn't be; liquor was illegal, and people always obey laws!

I personally don't drink anymore just because I never really got into it as much as my friends did. I did think it was funny to watch a friend of mine run around the house pretending to be an airplane, though.

[AzureNightmareX]

So? People have been talking about "toxins" in soft drinks and natural "toxins" in edible plants. Yes, alcohol is a potentially lethal toxin but only potentially and you're still disregarding its meal quality. It's like completely disregarding marijuana's medicinal quality on the basis that people can get high.

I'm disregarding its meal quality because there is no meal quality. its only real legitimate uses in my eyes is for fuel and as a disinfectant, and I dont really care to drink fuel or disinfectant.

[bountyhunter]

It's a good thing we're not subject to your silly judgment azure, because that would make life suck.

Even if alcohol's only purpose was recreational, I still don't think it should be banned.

[AzureNightmareX]

It's a good thing we're not subject to your silly judgment azure, because that would make life suck.

Even if alcohol's only purpose was recreational, I still don't think it should be banned.

Silly? My judgement is silly? The one who is silly is you if you actually believe that alcohol isnt a problem, cause it is, and the prohibition ages of the 20's and early 30's prove just how much of a problem it was back then, and the sky high sales numbers of beers and other liquors and alcohols prove just how much of a problem it is today. I come from a family who seems to have no qualms with drinking alcohol, but they arent drunks either, for the most part. Despite that, Im certain that drinkable alcohol should join the list of banned and restricted substances.

[rogue_gamecube]

You know what else is poison, Azure? Water. Drink too much of it and you die.

http://images.google.ca/url?q=http://www.stuff.co.nz/images/275171.jpg&usg=__u5Dmn1pDhoawvxZEg4FOQw7tHKk=

OH **** SOMEONE SAVE HIM HE'S GONNA DIE!!$#@!@$ LAWL!!!#!#@$!111

Two keywords here: mediation and discretion.

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[Lizzaroni]

I don't have the time to write a lengthy reply, so here are some brief points:

- Alcohol has a meal quality. There have been studies proving a glass of wine a night has positive benefits. You can eat it with a meal the same way you can eat sugary, syrupy sodas that rot your teeth and make you fat with a meal. I don't have any issues with you choosing not to drink. I'm a major health freak so I know where you're coming from. Just don't try and pass your opinion off as fact because of your willful ignorance.

- Prohibition was laughable. High school history classes will tell you that it was due to men leaving their families (or simply passing out and not waking up) under the influence of alcohol. This is true, but it is not the whole picture. The drinking was a response to economic, social, and literal physical displacement that took place, which are the issues that should have been addressed. Banning alcohol was a "cure' for a symptom, not the disease. Many alcohol bans that occurred in the US were also result of trying to deliberately alienate and target ethnic groups (mostly the German and Irish.)

Kaizoku is absolutely correct when he talks about the black market. Banning does nothing but to create a new, illegal market. This can be potentially more dangerous because now we have no product standards. Take a look at the drug market: if there was a legal drug market for certain drugs, we would not have to be concerned about softer drugs being laced with harder drugs. Banning was an absolute failure, pure and simple.

If you want to know the real root problem of America's obsession with drinking, take a look at the fact that alcohol has been put on a pedestal for it's recreational quality due to the fact that it is now a forbidden fruit. Countries in Europe that have no drinking age don't face the same problems we do largely because alcohol seen for little more than its meal quality.

[AzureNightmareX]

Honestly, you have some good points Phoenix, but explain yourself on meal quality because i view alcohol as poison and nothing else To me its the same as Ethyl Glycol and any household cleaner.

[bountyhunter]

Kaizoku is absolutely correct when he talks about the black market. Banning does nothing but to create a new, illegal market. This can be potentially more dangerous because now we have no product standards. Take a look at the drug market: if there was a legal drug market for certain drugs, we would not have to be concerned about softer drugs being laced with harder drugs. Banning was an absolute failure, pure and simple.

I was just wondering....which softer drugs are laced with harder drugs?

Ecstasy is a common one, but I wouldn't consider that soft. The only soft drug that's ever laced is marijuana, and that's only in extremely rare circumstances where shwag (low grade bud) is passed off as kb (high grade bud) by being dipped in formaldehyde. Other than that, I can't think of any other soft drugs being laced with hard ones, and I've had some reasonable experience with drugs. Cocaine is almost always laced with baking soda, and heroine with similar poisonous substances, but those aren't exactly soft drugs.....

[Lizzaroni]

Bounty: you're right; I misspoke when I said "soft drugs". It would be more accurate to say that what makes hard drugs doubly dangerous is you can't always be sure of what it is you're getting. Though, I was always under the impression that marijuana being laced with unwanted goods not rare.

Azure: all meal quality means is that it can be, well, part of a meal. The purpose of drinking is not that to get drunk, and just because one can get drunk off of it doesn't make it inherently bad. There were periods in history where brews were literally meals. For example, Coke removes rust, but just because it can do that doesn't mean that people disregard its meal quality and use it solely for that purpose or consider it inedible.

[prime_timer]

The only soft drug that's ever laced is marijuana, and that's only in extremely rare circumstances where shwag (low grade bud) is passed off as kb (high grade bud) by being dipped in formaldehyde.

A guy I know had a bowl that was laced with PCP. It's more in the finished product. It's rare in pot, for sure, but it does happen.

EDIT: Azure, when Liz says meal quality, it looks like she is referring to nutritional qualities that product may or may not have, thus mentioning the benefit of a glass of wine every night.

DOUBLE EDIT: nvm, she already explained it, lawl. ><

[Rensa]

Kaizoku is absolutely correct when he talks about the black market. Banning does nothing but to create a new, illegal market. This can be potentially more dangerous because now we have no product standards. Take a look at the drug market: if there was a legal drug market for certain drugs, we would not have to be concerned about softer drugs being laced with harder drugs. Banning was an absolute failure, pure and simple.
This is a big one for me. I drink but don't do drugs, but my friends do pot every now and then. One of the biggest reasons I don't join them is a lack of regulation and product standards - I don't know know what I'm getting.

When I drink I only drink stuff that I can quantify (for example, I'll buy stuff from the bottle shop or from bars and restaurants, but I won't take mixes off people unless I've seen them pour it and I won't do beer bongs unless I see what goes into them) because I like to keep track of what I've had. I often do the same with food, though I'm more relaxed there - often I'll check the nutritional information because I like to at least have a rough idea of how much energy, fat, etc. goes into, say, a bag of Maltesers (sp?) when I go to the movies.

[Link]

This is starting to sound less like a War Room topic and more like an honest debate.

Ironic, no?

[prime_timer]

Indeed. We better have a "God isn't real" or 'Bush is retarded" post before the forums split open to be consumed by burning appocalypse.

[rogue_gamecube]

Bush is a dumshit. He started the War in Iraq, and you and your children and children's children will be paying for it. Society is just too selfish and ignorant to give a damn.

Enuf?

--~

[Z.E.I.D.A.N]

God isn't real.

Darwin ftw.

[prime_timer]

You guys are awesome.

BACK TO COLA!

[Z.E.I.D.A.N]

I just had a taste test earlier! When I drank them in succession quickly, I decided that I like Coca Cola more. It's more bitter, but that's the way I like it. Pepsi isn't as strong.

[bountyhunter]

This is a big one for me. I drink but don't do drugs, but my friends do pot every now and then. One of the biggest reasons I don't join them is a lack of regulation and product standards - I don't know know what I'm getting.


alcohol is a drug. And honestly, if the only reason you don't join your friends in smoking is that you're afraid of what might be in the marijuana, then sit back and light one up, because there's nothing to be worried about. I prefer weed over alcohol 11 times out of 10.

Bounty: you're right; I misspoke when I said "soft drugs". It would be more accurate to say that what makes hard drugs doubly dangerous is you can't always be sure of what it is you're getting. Though, I was always under the impression that marijuana being laced with unwanted goods not rare.


Marijuana is occasionally laced with oregano.....but that's incredibly rare (and not dangerous). Most pot dealers aren't violent or out to rip people off. They're usually just high.....

[AzureNightmareX]

alcohol is a drug. And honestly, if the only reason you don't join your friends in smoking is that you're afraid of what might be in the marijuana, then sit back and light one up, because there's nothing to be worried about. I prefer weed over alcohol 11 times out of 10.

damned addict...you disgust me, anyone who is stupid enough to put themselves under the influence of such a drug is worthless as a member of society. You lack focus, disipline, and upbringing, you make me sick.

[Rensa]

alcohol is a drug. And honestly, if the only reason you don't join your friends in smoking is that you're afraid of what might be in the marijuana, then sit back and light one up, because there's nothing to be worried about. I prefer weed over alcohol 11 times out of 10.
Yes, of course; obviously I meant that I drink alcohol but don't do other illegal drugs. I did say one of the biggest reasons was product quality, but it's not the only reason. Fear of legal repercussions is another (although not a huge one), and I have other reasons I'd prefer not to get into. I appreciate the advice tho :)

EDIT: Oregano... damnit, now I feel like pizza :(

[prime_timer]

damned addict...you disgust me, anyone who is stupid enough to put themselves under the influence of such a drug is worthless as a member of society. You lack focus, disipline, and upbringing, you make me sick.

lol wtf? This post is so goddamned retarded I dont know where to start, so I wont.

And bounty, I don't think weed can really be laced with oregano, it's more of you can get ripped off by some ******* seeling you oregano disguised as weed. I've seen a beatdown happen because of it. Not pretty.

[Z.E.I.D.A.N]

Mmmm... I could go for some beer right now.

But smoking? No thanks.

[bountyhunter]

damned addict...you disgust me, anyone who is stupid enough to put themselves under the influence of such a drug is worthless as a member of society. You lack focus, disipline, and upbringing, you make me sick.

Marijuana has no addictive properties, dumb ass (other than "fun"). So, it's impossible to be a Marijuana addict.

Also, I find it disgustingly ironic that you say I lack focus, discipline, and upbringing. I have almost 3 semester of college completed despite that I'm still in high school, and you're ****ing 20 something years old and don't have a drivers license. Yeah, your the worthless member of society. Why don't you join your piece of **** father?

Mmmm... I could go for some beer right now.

But smoking? No thanks.

Then you're a fake arab. ****ing poseur.


And bounty, I don't think weed can really be laced with oregano, it's more of you can get ripped off by some ******* seeling you oregano disguised as weed. I've seen a beatdown happen because of it. Not pretty.

That's what I meant.

However, I've been through a lot of weed, and have never seen anything like that.

[Z.E.I.D.A.N]

Dude, I don't think I've ever met an arab that hasn't smoked. And I say this literally.

[Rensa]

Marijuana has no addictive properties, dumb ass (other than "fun"). So, it's impossible to be a Marijuana addict.
Chemically, no. Psychologically, easy.

[bountyhunter]

Chemically, no. Psychologically, easy.

Psychological addictions are much easier to overcome than physical addictions, and in the process of defining psychological addictions, "addiction" becomes much more of a "want" than a "need."

Dude, I don't think I've ever met an arab that hasn't smoked. And I say this literally.

that's kind of what I was trying to say....

[Rensa]

Eh. Tell that to a gambling addict.

[bountyhunter]

Better yet, why not introduce the gambling addict to heroine?

Get my point?

[Rensa]

I understand the difference between chemical and psychological addiction; I'm just trying to make sure that psychological addiction isn't trivialised.

[AzureNightmareX]

Why don't you join your piece of **** father?

You first, mother****er. Oh wait, youre going to hell, not heaven, so you wont join him. No matter, I would love to see you burn in hell anyways.

[Link]

Religious discrimination? Ban, please!

Unmixed Coca-Cola syrup is considered a Hazardous Material, I believe.

[Lizzaroni]

I'd find psychological addictions to be harder to kick. At least with physical addictions there is always the option of going cold turkey. It's easy to remove the addiction from the equation, even if the reaction is incredibly hard to deal with. It's still cut and dry in that regard; you're either smoking/drinking/injecting things or not. But, how do you literally entirely remove something from your thought process?

[Rensa]

Mmm. With psychological addiction it's an aspect of your personality that needs to be faced and dealt with, and I suppose breaking the addiction requires a certain kind of humility.

[Lizzaroni]

The biggest hurdle, I think, is that you cannot remove something tangible. If there's an absence of a drug you have to battle your body's reaction to its removal, which I'm not trying to downplay, but the root of the problem is literally out of the picture. Psychological addictions are much more complex.

[bountyhunter]

Marijuana is not hard to kick. For instance, I haven't smoked in 2 weeks, but before that I had smoked every day for over a week, more than once a day.


Anyways, in this case, physical addictions are much harder to kick. Have you guys tried heroine? Or cocaine?

Those drugs take control over you. If your addicted, you will do anything to get more.

[Lizzaroni]

Stating that psychological addictions are equally if not harder to kick does not mean that one is not acknowledging how tough it is to kick physical addictions. I just think you're downplaying psychological addictions is all.

[bountyhunter]

Stating that psychological addictions are equally if not harder to kick does not mean that one is not acknowledging how tough it is to kick physical addictions. I just think you're downplaying psychological addictions is all.

True, and I realize that psychological addictions can be extremely hard to kick.

However, physical addictions function on a more basic level. Psychological addictions are more similar to our emotional needs, and Physical addictions are more comparable to our functions necessary to survival (eating, drinking, sleeping).

[bluedragon]

Coke and Pepsi are fine. the only difference between the two are a few millagrams of sugar. But really, who needs any other soft drink than Bawls

[TSAR]

I can't drink either anymore. It sorta freaks me out when I look down and see that I'm drinking this weird, fizzy, black liquid.

Something doesn't seem quite right about it.

I'm all about the Sprite nowadays