Do I sound weird?

[beelikej]

Last night I received a phone call from brotherdearest some guy who's identity I won't reveal, because it's so very embarrassing. He didn't know what to say and handed the phone to his girlfriend some girl who shall remain nameless as well. She explained they had overdosed on weed while smoking their waterpipe and they were tripping out. Brotherdearest The guy had it bad and thought he needed someone to talk to.

The girl kept telling me I shouldn't be worried, hereby proving she doesn't know me at all.

I don't worry about people doing drugs, I loath them, especially if they bother me while being high or drunk. I've never seen the point in drinking or smoking (or whatevering) to lose control over my mind. If you do feel the need, go right ahead, but don't come crying to me.

I did of course offer my ear, but obviously not my sympathy, although I doubt if he noticed. I'm looking forward to mocking both of them later. (Since everyone involved lost their capacity to think and was freaking out, they had even called the emergency services. When the police showed up, they were told to get some sleep. Heh. *hugs police*)

"Do I sound weird?"
Weird is not the word I'd use to describe you, no. Dumbass.

Comments

[thejazzter.livejournal.com]

Drugs are just dumb. I'd rather not loose my family over shit like that; I'd never take drugs. Man, I can't even drink a beer without feeling uncomfortable and without getting a headache!

[beelikej.livejournal.com]

I agree:) Although it would not be a reason for my family or me to cut all strings with the user, I certainly have no respect or understanding for taking that step.
I don't drink alcohol and try to avoid it in food as well, I don't like the flavour and would like to keep it that way. I'll stick with one addiction: it's chocolate for me, baby:)

[thejazzter.livejournal.com]

Some people cut the strings with their family because they want to, maybe even because they're scared. That's sad, I think.
I've tried drinking alcohol to fit in (which was silly, I think), but what's the point in fitting in when you don't feel well after? I only drink alcohol when I want to, which is basically never. ;]
But I stick to what you said: The best addiction's always chocolate. &hearts

[tanisafan.livejournal.com]

Ehehehe, paranoia and freaking out. Well, you reap what you sow ;). I only feel a little bit bad for him, because it's bound to be unpleasant, but you're tooootally allowed to mock him for a long time. My family still mocks me for some stuff I did years ago, and I'd feel better if I was not the only one.

[beelikej.livejournal.com]

Damn, he was convinced it was this big drama and I would be scared or upset. Even the day after, when he called to apologize, he still didn't understand they had been overreacting -in my sober point of view- and he totally missed my sarcasm. But he did understand this was great material for Sinterklaas *veg*

[kennedy-unknown.livejournal.com]

Well, they only told him to get some sleep? Over here they fine you for wasting emergency services time if you do shit like that. Jeebus, they made me feel guilty for the time I rang up in a panic because a strange man was in my neighbour's back yard and hanging over the fence telling me he was their friend and was spying on them while sleeping. Turned out they didn't know him, and he had broken into their house while high. The police even apologised to me for suggesting that I was over-reacting by calling them.

[beelikej.livejournal.com]

Yep. I guess there was no point in trying to tell him off, since in his brain it really was a big deal.

I'm glad your police was kind enough to apologise, because, unless it's an obvious joke, they should really take every call seriously when it comes in.