You've got to mix up the drugs to avoid tolerance. It's like crop rotation.

I think every episode of this season had someone throwing up or retching, so there's that.

"It smells like a wet mop in here, and I get the feeling that every one of these women is running a low-grade fever."

And she's twisted.

I love that she's not enthusiastic about anything, but she still goes along with whatever, wearing a plastic dinosaur hat and making frat guy gang hand signs with Tom (or going to Venezuela).

For the spliff haters: if you smoke tobacco, it's a shit-load smoother than a straight joint.

Vaporizers suck. Expensive, need a power source, worse high, not as much fun. And I briefly had possession of a Volcano (tbat I did not pay for), but I lent it to someone and never asked for it back.

King Cobra

I've drunk gin straight before (in the subway out of water bottles). I wouldn't recommend it.

More like wasting the weed, since I still only feel drunk.

You should only drink tequila if you have cash on hand for a cabfare and posting bail.

Wait until the libraries open, and the hobos come in with a flask full of Listerine.

I like PBR. I also drink a lot of 40s.

Anything but gin
but usually I'm drinking tallboys of PBR then a bottle of Crane Lake (red).

The real secret weapon on P&R
isn't Andy, Tom or Ron. It's April.

Bells of DOOM is also great. I got it off the Con-vexed compilation, which I definitely recommend.

@ Uusliosa It's doubtful, since if you've seen A Very Sunny Christmas already you did so illegally.

At the same time, Mac is pretty much Mac in real life. He rips the sleeves off his t-shirts (but not exclusively) and those tattoos are real.

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