allclearforfrogs
Active Member
Can you walk me through how this is worse than when you drink?
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Can you walk me through how this is worse than when you drink?
Big Frog II
Active Member
Drinking is legal.
roddog
Banned
to them you probably are, they were on record as saying there is no way in hell they would be in a conf with baylor bc of its religious affiliation
roddog
Banned
BABYFACE
Full Member
No worse, just one is illegal and one isn't. Plenty in Cali prefer to light one up rather than drink a beer.
The only problem I have with pot is the individuals who think they are in control after toking it up that it is OK to drive because they haven't been drinking. I always tell them it is the same thing as drinking whether buzzed on booze or mary jane it is still the same. And yes, I have been buzzed from both, so my OP is not just a guess.
Just stop it.
Delmonico
Semi-Omnipotent Being
Only for 'medicinal' purposes.
So they told me in Venice Beach during the Rose Bowl.
'Come on in.....we've got on-site doctors ready to confirm your condition......'
roddog
Banned
id saying driving stoned is much safer than driving drunk, it probably wouldnt be bad at all if they just had a special lane where you could go about 1/3rd the posted speed limit and had late night drive throughs along the routes!
BABYFACE
Full Member
:biggrin:
Uh... Did you go to TCU? While there is definitely a Christian community at TCU (see also: the BYX frat house - i.e. Clark), on the whole, I can't see anyone labeling it a "Christian" school. When I think of "Christian" schools, I think of marriage factories like ACU & Baylor where a typical Friday night consists of drinking lemonade and listening to Creed.
Now if by "Christian" you mean that 80% of the sorority pledges list the Bible as their "Favorite Book" on Facebook, sure, we're a Christian school. But, in my opinion, being Christian is a reflection of your actions, not your words. So when I see the same sorority pledge who quotes Corinthians go out and get sloppy drunk at the Aardvark, I have a hard time telling people we're a "Christian" school... And to tell you the truth, thank God for that.
maximilian
Active Member
Not very good logic.
Stiff Arm Frog
Active Member
Fixed. Although maybe if you'd gone to a real university we wouldn't have to help you with these things.
roddog
Banned
killerfrogs and texags r the only sports boards i have ever seen that thinks its awesome to have grammar and spelling police
Big Frog II
Active Member
You didn't capitalize your sentence.killerfrogs and texags r the only sports boards i have ever seen that thinks its awesome to have grammar and spelling police
froginaustin
Active Member
I thought you hung around baylorfans.com. No?killerfrogs and texags r the only sports boards i have ever seen that thinks its awesome to have grammar and spelling police
They CERTAINLY have grammar and spelling police, that get it wrong an amazing amount of the time. :biggrin:
Am I the oNly one who read that while trYing tO figure out what the hiddeN messagE was? :blink:
roddog
Banned
i go to many big 12 sites, and seriously killerfrogs is the only one who i see ever mention baywhore, they are irrelavent to most of the rest of college football, and i have never even contemplated going to a baylor fan site, cant believe there really is one
bumblebeetuna
Full Member
"Fixed" I would have removed "maybe" from this sentence altogether, but for the sake of argument I left it in the sentence.
Starting a sentence with "Hard", an adverb, is not technically improper grammar, but is generally regarded as weak or passive syntax. In this case, you left out the verb that "hard" modifies, is. " It is hard to believe....."
Also, the first comma in the sentence should technically be a semicolon. You also left out the subject and an apostrophe out of the third sentence.
Grammar police! Haha! I am just messing with you guys.
