Hyorinmaru
Sit Upon The Frozen Heavens
How's it going everyone?
Hey Yo
- Thread starter Hyorinmaru
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I got to squash you in WZCW. 
What's up?
What's up?
Hyorinmaru
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I'm listening to the new Gorillaz album.
For like the tenth time.
For like the tenth time.
Hyorinmaru
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I want that very badly
It's fucking sick. Love it so much.
Super Hans
we we we so excited, we so excited.
hey whats up brew
Hyorinmaru
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pretty high right now so I'm doing good
That's awesome dude. So I see your a ICP fan.
Hyorinmaru
Sit Upon The Frozen Heavens
Yes I am
Papa Shango
Frontman of the WZ Band!!
Hi Cory.
Super Hans
we we we so excited, we so excited.
i hope its their music you are a fan of as they cant wrestle for shit.(although the music part is questionable too)
Hyorinmaru
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Bernkastel
Reaper of Miracles
I hope you're stcking around for the battle arena tournment, it starts monday
Papa Shango
Frontman of the WZ Band!!
Short, shriveled and always to the left.
Milenko, you shouldn't use cannabis!
Cannabis has both psychological and physiological effects on the human body. The effects of cannabis are caused by cannabinoids, most notably tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). Five European countries, Canada, and thirteen US states have legalized medical cannabis if prescribed for nausea, pain, and alleviation of symptoms surrounding chronic illness, although it remains banned, but decriminalized under US state law.
Acute effects while under the influence can include euphoria, anxiety, temporary short-term memory loss,[1] and circulation effects which may increase risks of heart attacks and strokes. However, chronic use is not associated with some cardiovascular risk factors such as blood triglyceride levels and blood pressure, as indicated in a longitudinal study.[2] The evidence of long-term effects on memory is preliminary and hindered by confounding factors.[2][3] Concerns have been raised about the potential for long-term cannabis consumption to increase risk for schizophrenia, bipolar disorders, and major depression,[4][5] but the ultimate conclusions on these factors are disputed.[6][7]
Cannabis has both psychological and physiological effects on the human body. The effects of cannabis are caused by cannabinoids, most notably tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). Five European countries, Canada, and thirteen US states have legalized medical cannabis if prescribed for nausea, pain, and alleviation of symptoms surrounding chronic illness, although it remains banned, but decriminalized under US state law.
Acute effects while under the influence can include euphoria, anxiety, temporary short-term memory loss,[1] and circulation effects which may increase risks of heart attacks and strokes. However, chronic use is not associated with some cardiovascular risk factors such as blood triglyceride levels and blood pressure, as indicated in a longitudinal study.[2] The evidence of long-term effects on memory is preliminary and hindered by confounding factors.[2][3] Concerns have been raised about the potential for long-term cannabis consumption to increase risk for schizophrenia, bipolar disorders, and major depression,[4][5] but the ultimate conclusions on these factors are disputed.[6][7]
