Whitchcraft is drug use.

[Railbird]

ITs the use of drugs, not some lady with black hair and a big hat. ITs all you people that use marijuana and other mind altering drugs.

 

[festeringZit]

ITs the use of drugs, not some lady with black hair and a big hat. ITs all you people that use marijuana and other mind altering drugs.

You must be referring to the greek word pharmakeia in Revelation translated
as sorcery into english...

I don't agree that that argument holds any water, even from a
theological perspective.

 

[kingbill]

You must be referring to the greek word pharmakeia in Revelation translated
as sorcery into english...

I don't agree that that argument holds any water, even from a
theological perspective.

Agreed...

 

[quantumleap]

You must be referring to the greek word pharmakeia in Revelation translated
as sorcery into english...

I don't agree that that argument holds any water, even from a
theological perspective.

Sorcerers originally used potions in their practice so the word "pharmakeia" was used to describe "sorcery". That is not to mean that all drugs were used by sorcerers and not all drugs are bad.

 

[steaktartar]

i seriously just made a quickie bong out of a volvic water bottle.........it wasnt witchcraft it was artistry

 

[kingbill]

i seriously just made a quickie bong out of a volvic water bottle.........it wasnt witchcraft it was artistry

Google honey bear bong...

 

[barman]

The supposed "anti-drug" purists have to cringe if for even a moment it appears that RAILBIRD is their spokesperson.

 

[barman]

"wHitchcraft"....lol

At my high school, the guys and gals who toked were always in the upper division for reading, spelling and grammar.

 

[cussin'it]

I really thought he was referring to Which craft?

Coo coo for CoaCoa Puffs!

 

[JudgeWapner]

I'll get you, and your little dog too.

 

[cussin'it]

The wicked witch of the East was a druggie??? Fuck that must explain her green tint then.

 

[barman]

As a demonstration of my Incredibly High Dweeb Rating, we'll note here that the WW of the East was never shown in the popular 1939 movie, save for her ankles protuding from beneath the Gale's house after it had landed in Oz. And those were covered with red/white striped socks and of course the ruby red slippers.

You're likely reefering instead to the WW of the West.

Great adaptation of the history of the WW of the West offered in the book WICKED.

 

[cussin'it]

Dude you must have been stoned in the end when the WW o' da East was melting....beyotch was a definited green hue bro.

 

[punter]

"wHitchcraft"....lol

At my high school, the guys and gals who toked were always in the upper division for reading, spelling and grammar.

I started later than that but I think Beavis and Butthead were more are less like me.

 

[quantumleap]

"wHitchcraft"....lol

At my high school, the guys and gals who toked were always in the upper division for reading, spelling and grammar.

I think that means he has a little "hitch" in his giddy up.

 

[quantumleap]

Google honey bear bong...

Google "green dragon" and you'll see what the Wicked Whitch of the West was smoking.

 

[barman]

Dude you must have been stoned in the end when the WW o' da East was melting....beyotch was a definited green hue bro.

No.

I was stoned at the beginning when I played Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon over the first 42 minutes of Wizard of Oz with sound down.

The WW of the East dies in the opening scene when the Gale's house lands on her and crushes her.

This leads to the WW of the West pursuing Dorothy and Co in quest to regain the ruby red slippers.