I believe 1/4 of the twitter girls are model, strippers or have a commercial FWB relationship with "boyfriends", be it local or overseas.
Of the rest, about 1/8 are 40 or over and the 3/8 left over, 1/4 are under 19 and 1/8 are 19-39. Those numbers vary slightly like this: 40+ < 19-39 <= models, strippers, callgirls of undetermined age < under 19
Yes, I admire more underaged girls I follow but they don't follow me as a rule. This is good. The model, stripper, call girl types usually follow me and me them. That's OK. Ditto for about half the women 19-39. I follow them twice as much as they follow me. Dunno about 40+ tho. That group is so small we follow each other like blind sheep.
I'm sure if Twitter did the statistic, I'd be way off base with my figures, but it feels right for what I've experienced so far.
:Originally posted 20120420:
:Edited 20121108.2235 - formatted post since it was posted first using a Blogspot app from my smartphone.
Showing posts with label teenagers. Show all posts
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LSD use never leads to suicide, but may be "one straw too many."
I was musing about a question posted by a certain Psychfo contributer, one of many members of Craigslist. She asked about a friend who died after taking LSD. I denied that LSD contributed to that kid committing suicide.
However LSD could have indirectly led to him accidentally killing himself by being a dumbass. LSD appears to open one up to the concept of non-self i.e. that we're not narcissistic individuals trying to look out for number one, ME. This appears to cause an LSD user to question his or her meaning of existence. As a result of indiscriminate drug use, this existential challenge may lead to one straw too many on the camel's back for the user, regardless of her age.
Sometimes, the ravages of teenage hormones might end up with the kid psychotic, but LSD is not the cause of the ensuing diagnosis, be it schizophrenia or a mood disorder. Rather, LSD, like other recreational drugs, are tools put into the wrong hands. Such drugs are neither harmful nor deadly except to an ignorant kid who has no clue about the pharmacology and toxicology of illegal substance use.
How the Tibetan Book of the Dead fits into this is that prior to DEA's demonization of entheogens such as LSD and MDMA, they were used therapeutically by shrinks and therapists. The near-death experience provided by LSD, peyote, MDMA and even GHB is a powerful therapeutic tool. By making such entheogens illegal, the DEA has turned such tools into another way to uncover probable mental illness in children.
Then they are given potentially dangerous psychoactive drugs such as Prozac, which might result in a neuroleptic malignacy(sp?) syndrome and might even cause a worsening of symptoms including the rise of another disorder such as OCD. In truth, illegal drugs do not make kids crazy.
IMHO They'd be crazy soon enough from working crazy hours full-time once they turn 18. :p
What might make kids crazy is being given powerful psychoactive meds in an attempt to manufacture another schizophrenic, another MDD case, another OCD hand-wringer, another ODD-CD delinquent.
IMHO Meds and kids don't mix. YMMV
However LSD could have indirectly led to him accidentally killing himself by being a dumbass. LSD appears to open one up to the concept of non-self i.e. that we're not narcissistic individuals trying to look out for number one, ME. This appears to cause an LSD user to question his or her meaning of existence. As a result of indiscriminate drug use, this existential challenge may lead to one straw too many on the camel's back for the user, regardless of her age.
Sometimes, the ravages of teenage hormones might end up with the kid psychotic, but LSD is not the cause of the ensuing diagnosis, be it schizophrenia or a mood disorder. Rather, LSD, like other recreational drugs, are tools put into the wrong hands. Such drugs are neither harmful nor deadly except to an ignorant kid who has no clue about the pharmacology and toxicology of illegal substance use.
How the Tibetan Book of the Dead fits into this is that prior to DEA's demonization of entheogens such as LSD and MDMA, they were used therapeutically by shrinks and therapists. The near-death experience provided by LSD, peyote, MDMA and even GHB is a powerful therapeutic tool. By making such entheogens illegal, the DEA has turned such tools into another way to uncover probable mental illness in children.
Then they are given potentially dangerous psychoactive drugs such as Prozac, which might result in a neuroleptic malignacy(sp?) syndrome and might even cause a worsening of symptoms including the rise of another disorder such as OCD. In truth, illegal drugs do not make kids crazy.
IMHO They'd be crazy soon enough from working crazy hours full-time once they turn 18. :p
What might make kids crazy is being given powerful psychoactive meds in an attempt to manufacture another schizophrenic, another MDD case, another OCD hand-wringer, another ODD-CD delinquent.
IMHO Meds and kids don't mix. YMMV
Palestinian teens attack Canadian tour bus : Top Stories : News : Sympatico / MSN
Palestinian teenagers attacked a bus carrying a small group of Canadians and threw rocks at police.
The bus was carrying vacationing Canadians on a tour of the Mount of Olives holy site in east Jerusalem.
"We were just driving and all of a sudden a bunch of kids started picking up rocks and whatever they could get their hands on and started throwing it at the bus,'' said tourist Dave Wood.
"This is our first day in the Holy City and it was quite disturbing to say the least.''
Well then, Mr. Wood, did you apply Canadian diplomacy to the situation and offer peace to those kids in Arabic.
Obviously not, because you are a tourist who can't afford Hebrew and Arabic lessons, but can afford to invade Palestinian territory on your "Tour the Holy Land" trip c/o of your church.
I expect better of you, Mr. Wood.
Your comments in this newsbite makes me ashamed to be Canadian!
The bus was carrying vacationing Canadians on a tour of the Mount of Olives holy site in east Jerusalem.
"We were just driving and all of a sudden a bunch of kids started picking up rocks and whatever they could get their hands on and started throwing it at the bus,'' said tourist Dave Wood.
"This is our first day in the Holy City and it was quite disturbing to say the least.''
Well then, Mr. Wood, did you apply Canadian diplomacy to the situation and offer peace to those kids in Arabic.
Obviously not, because you are a tourist who can't afford Hebrew and Arabic lessons, but can afford to invade Palestinian territory on your "Tour the Holy Land" trip c/o of your church.
I expect better of you, Mr. Wood.
Your comments in this newsbite makes me ashamed to be Canadian!
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