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Do I look like I'm high...
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This was before my getting sick, Though I may look like I'm not too slick, I just smoked a big assed bone, Then got my picture took with a friends fone... So do I actually look VERY high, Not tryin' here to be sly, Just tryin' to make you laugh, not cry, Imagine the brain cells I did that night fry... So call it what you will, I have had in my life my fill, Though depending on the situation, I may go back to the smoking of my old infatuation... ed ~ 5/6/10

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Reviewed by Patrick Granfors

Reviewed on May 8, 2010

Do I look like I'm high...

Yep. Stoned brain cells don't fry, they just fade away. Patrick

Reviewed by Duke LaRance

Reviewed on May 7, 2010

I'm sure that it was strictly for medicinal purposes. Montana is one of a handful of states that define same as medicine under the proper circumstances.

Reviewed by Regis Auffray

Reviewed on May 7, 2010

I'd rather hang out with someone who's been smoking the "hoochie doo" than someone who's been tossing back the booze. Thanks, Ed. Love and peace,

Regis

Reviewed by Mr. Ed

Reviewed on May 7, 2010

Imagine the brain cells I did that night fry...

I'm trying hard, not to. But good thing I'm sending you all those kittens you wanted. Their brain cells are very vibrant; hopefully, they can share some of them with you!

Reviewed by Georg Mateos

Reviewed on May 7, 2010

Ma said you are smiling like a cat that ain't sleep in three days in a row, but that's Ma. What PeeWee gonna say...

EDvard(k) Ole Brother

Reviewed by Felix Perry

Reviewed on May 7, 2010

Old habits are hard to break but my friend some we are better off without once we say goodbye...
fee

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