Honestly, I don’t want to jump to conclusions, and I am not actually accusing this person of anything, but the way his train of though went sounds a WHOLE LOT like he’s made the same justifications about his own behavior at some point.

This is what I’m afraid of.

uh, sorry wrong post.

I wasn’t trying to be a wet blanket either, I was honestly curious.

Exactly, all folks need to do is call it “20's chic” or “Silent Film Glamour” or something and it would mean the same thing. “Jazz Baby” would be FABULOUS (plus slightly more inclusive, given racial constructs int he 20s). 

You don’t know! Maybe they finished the evening by having the groom slap hit wife, get stupid drunk, and hit his mistress with a car while everyone else made fun of poor people! Then the Bride could bang the head usher.

That’s almost always the issue with these things. I used hand-held confetti cannons in a theater production that used CO2 cartridges and the instructions had about three different warnings all in bold about how you should NOT deploy the cannon if you felt ANY resistance screwing in the cartridge. if there is any…

I totally feel you! I have a soda stream and every once and a while the pressure builds up (or something, I haven’t figured out exactly why) and when you go to release the bottle the whole top pops off and makes a huge BANG! It is scary as shit!

I can get behind intense. :)

Oh, if it’s her thing that’s cool; I was just wondering since I really hadn’t ever seen them perform before and it isn’t something I’ve seen any other performer do.

I know quite a few bass players and NONE of them make that face EVER. If anything bass players are usually the stoic, no expression ones.

I don’t really know much about these ladies, but I have a questions for those who do. I had only heard a couple songs on the radio or whatever so I was aware of them but only slightly when I saw them on SNL. The tall one kept doing these weird things with her mouth, really weird, like faces I make when my jaw muscle…

Not when you’re having a medical emergency, whoever is helping you needs to assume the worst.

Right, but if someone TELLS you it’s MDMA, that’s all you have to go on, so even if you tell, say an EMT “he only took MDMA” they need to assume there is a possibility it wasn’t as pure as they thought. There is no regulation to guarantee it is what they say it is.

You are 100% correct in all of this, at the same time, I think it can still be counted with “hard drugs” in these situations simply because of all the mitigating factors you talked about.

It absolutely DOES have a medical use. It was developed for treating PTSD and other traumatic psychological issues and studies have shown it to be extremely effective. It was outlawed for a bunch of different reasons, mostly political, but it a clinical setting it is a very useful therapeutic drug.

It is an illegal, psychotropic substance. If you get it from an untrustworthy source it can be cut with speed or pretty much anything else (just because they SAY it’s pure doesn’t always mean it is). You can OD on it. While some folks who regularly partake may disagree, for the purposes of this kind of thing it is a…

Honest reply, it depends who you ask.

My dad makes the best sun tea. I know he boils the water first, then lets it cool, and the carafe always goes through the washer, so that eliminates most of the risk. Plus we drink it so fast bacteria doesn’t have much time to grow.

She wasn’t a weirdo, but she’s the kind of kid who is just doing their own thing... Which often leads to you being made to feel like you are a weirdo. Or a square. Or a wet blanket. I think that’s a thing a lot of us experienced growing up.