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looby [Member] in response to: Proceed with caution

Sat, 02 May 2015 18:30:42 +0000

That’s true SB. It’s almost an embarrassment for them to be prosecuting us. Well, one.

smallbeds [Visitor] in response to: Proceed with caution

Sat, 02 May 2015 16:26:34 +0000

Oh, boy: to think I was actually lumbersexual in my teenage choice of wardrobe. I feel like daisyfae has just unlocked some deeper part of my psyche, and have a sudden urge to chop wood.

Amazing how personable the police can be to us respectable(-looking) middle classes, to the extent that they can even act the part you mention. I suppose the pretence is a necessary consequence of policy: longstanding yet respectable and reasonably clean-living drug users aren’t meant to exist.

looby [Member] in response to: Proceed with caution

Wed, 29 Apr 2015 06:56:08 +0000

Lumbersexual :) I don’t know – I think it’s been here so long we can call it British naturalised now.

There’s a theatrical element to what went on at the police station that was almost enjoyable. I think there was a tacit agreement to pretend that this was a one-off. We both knew it wasn’t, and I don’t think he’s so naive to think that a person starts taking drugs at the age of fifty-one.

admin [Member] in response to: Proceed with caution

Wed, 29 Apr 2015 01:53:53 +0000

All that plaid? Dear God, i thought the Lumbersexual look was something we’d not exported yet… So very sorry if we are somehow responsible for that.

Seems you knew the proper approach to simultaneously take responsibility and avoid substantial consequence for the legal infraction. Not a trivial feat…

looby [Member] in response to: Proceed with caution

Tue, 28 Apr 2015 20:16:51 +0000

Bit theoretical answering your question seeing how far away you are but just in case you get lost on that funny roundabout outside Hendaye and end up in Preston, it’s called the Twelve Tellers.

I’m not a lost cause, I’m a found one.

Leni Qinan [Visitor] in response to: Proceed with caution

Tue, 28 Apr 2015 14:05:59 +0000

Leaving your place in the course to someone else is indeed a very thoughtful gesture, given that you consider yourself to be a lost cause.

And where did you say is that lovely new pub that looks like a men’s club dressed in Ellesse and Fred Perry polo shirts?

PS.- To my shame, I am addicted to black liquorice ever since my most tender years of childhood.

looby [Member] in response to: Proceed with caution

Tue, 28 Apr 2015 09:33:46 +0000

I would have liked to go on the course because, for obvious reasons, I’m interested in drug policy and what models of addiction, harm, dependence and so on, the DIP uses in closed sessions with convicted drug users.

But as I enjoy taking drugs and have no intention of changing the habits of 30-odd years (well – only to the extent of constantly investigating new ones) it’s better that the place goes to someone whose life is being harmed by drug use and who wants to come off them, rather than someone with an interest in social policy who has absolutely no intention of giving up something lovely and enriching.

furtheron [Visitor] in response to: Proceed with caution

Tue, 28 Apr 2015 09:12:02 +0000

They didn’t remove your passport to stop you leaving the country then? This won’t happen post May 7th once Nigel and his merry band hold the balance of power in the cabinet - they’d have had you flogged in the market sq

If it is the course I think it is it basically tells you to be careful about the amounts you use, who you buy from etc. It hardly is much of a deterrent frankly. The ones run inside a much better but you need to get one a reasonably decent length sentence to get to a prison that runs the good long ones. Not that I recommend that as a route to recovery there are better ways out there via local DIP teams