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I just don't know why I don't think to google or something instead of ask..  That looks very similiar to the Turkish water pipe I use to have..LOL Long time ago ladies....very long time ago.
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11-10-2006, 06:43 AM
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Yeah right, Janet! I know you break out that Turkish water pipe when your boys are off at scouts!!!!! 
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11-10-2006, 07:34 AM
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thats right janet  i knew ya had it in you lol.. yeh they are basically the same thing... its just relaxing to sit and unwind...and be legal for once lol
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11-11-2006, 06:46 PM
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Don't do anything like that. Don't drink either. Life is interesting enough when sober. Can't say I haven't had a few drinks before, when I was much younger, but don't like the way it makes me feel and act. My hubby does tell a funny story about one time a few years ago when we went to Mexico on our motorcycles and I was not planning on drinking, but I was thirsty, afraid to drink the water, or Coke with ice in it, and a brother-in-law kept buying margaritas, and I ended up having a couple. I was singing to Tejano music while riding on the back of my husband's bike back to South Padre. Gotta admit, that was kinda fun.
Even though I don't drink now, I don't have a big problem with others who drink as long as they don't over indulge & get drunk. It's not fun to be sober in a room full of people who are high or drunk. They think they are so interesting, funny, sexy, or whatever. You can't even have a fun conversation with them. We have chosen to not socialize with people who do these things. All of our friends are non-drinkers now. Honestly, though some might find it hard to believe, life is much simpler this way. And at this stage in life, I'm all for simplicity.
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11-12-2006, 09:52 AM
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I used to smoke often in high school....Then years went by and really never touched it again. But....Before my hysterectomy I experienced extreamly horribly cramping during my period. It would get so bad I'd become ill from the pain. I found out that smoking a couple hits eased the pain almost 100% and ended my nausea symptoms.
So now having a hysterectomy I don't really have an excuse to smoke anymore but occasionaly do, just being honest. A hit or two and I'm asleep like a baby. It's just not seen by myself as a "party thing" but more as a relaxation anti anxiety aid for those times when I feel as if I can't sleep or unable to unwind, etc. I really don't even like it so it's weird for me even admit to having smoked it. Doesn't make any sense, LOL. 
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11-16-2006, 04:52 PM
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I don't like it...never had and never will. It stinks...BAAAAD! I use to have friends that smoked and I've been offered but never been my thing.
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