thereisnofluffy
ThereIsNoFluffy
thereisnofluffy

Death isn’t cool generally speaking. But I’m sorry, my give a damn has been busted. He was too old to know better yet still wanted to Ruckus it out. My neighborhood uncle used to say “Everybody has their time to die. But you dumb young muthafuckas can also rush your own death by being stupid.” Obviously this doesn’t

I mean, with the millions of passengers moving through airports every day, how often do you hear about “feds” 1) identifying recreational users, or 2) doing anything about it? Even if they wanted to, the amount of personal recreational pot pouring out of the airports of legalized states and into national and

you should really go do your research on this and educate yourself. there are plenty of articles regarding this exact topic online.

So the Decatur airport?

I’m definitely not speaking from personal experience here*, but TSA doesn’t actively look for weed. They’re looking for weapons and explosives. Weed doesn’t pose a threat to an airplane, so they have no reason to look for it. If they find it, they’ll certainly contact the police, but you’d need to make it obvious.

the TSA can’t throw you in federal prison for weed especially in a state where it’s legal. they have to turn you over to the local authorities as they have no jurisdiction outside of the airport. from there, it’s the local authorities decision on what to charge you with. in a state where weed is legal, like in CO, no

The most the TSA can do is call the local authorities.  And if it’s recreationally legal where you are then... the most they can do is make you throw it away.

TSA is expressly not looking for drugs. They’re looking for weapons. Unless you’re trying to carry on thousands of dollars of cannabis that they can’t ignore, they’re not going to bother you. Trust me. 

The term is a definitely annoying, but if you have the space and/or money I think having dedicated areas that you can go and enjoy whatever you want without feeling like you are disturbing your partner (or anyone else) is a pretty great idea. I think everyone needs some alone time and if you have a 70 room chateau why

Agreed! Her joy is infectious!

Some STRONG hate in these comments. Good lord, y’all.

I watched her Instagram tour and the pure happiness and joy that she and Offset had while walking around that house is infectious and adorable. While I’m sure to all of the high end art collectors here the house is tacky, these are two kids (neither is even 30) who

Let me set the stage. My husbands boss, who was also his friend could be very inconsistent with paychecks. Especially around the holidays! This was the 2nd christmas in a row where we were left wondering if we were gonna be able to make Christmas happen, fun times. He kept us hanging till the 23rd so we made a vey

I’m going to request a redo of this Pissing Contest as almost no one actually followed the prompt...

For their wedding, I bought my friends a single serving spoon off their registry. Nothing else. Just a spoon. It was the cheapest thing I could find off their overpriced registry. I never received a thank you note.

I think it’s also important to remember that 10-12 years ago, no one was available for constant texting, Facebook messaging, or video chatting. We’re now all suddenly supposed to be expected to drop everything for anyone the moment they reach out through any channel (and there are many!).

I think the issue here is solely semantics. A phrase was created to speak to a very specific phenomenon, so when used to describe other things it doesn’t fit. Always happens with words outside of academic use. That being said, SO MUCH OF OUR SOCIETY IS BUILT AROUND CAPITALISM AND CAPITAL that to find a useful phrase

I came here to say this. Many of my friends suffer from anxiety, depression, dating problems etc. And as a friend I always want to listen to them. But I also have those same issues, and sometimes I can’t handle dealing with it. Being low on spoons takes a toll.

That’s not the point at all. It’s that all of us are already carrying a certain amount of emotional burden on any given day. There is nothing narcissistic to recognize their are moments in which we don’t have the bandwidth to safely carry other people’s.

Relationships are work, though. Not all work is paid, nor does it necessarily make sense to change that. But they are work, and they do involve labor. Being there for someone to rant to, providing them emotional support and/or advise, scheduling future get-togethers, figuring out how to communicate with different

This is super hilarious and definitely not at all expected as a comment to a post like this. Hey everyone, get a load of friggin’ George Carlin over here!