would it be good or bad?
Bad?
How do you define "going loco?"
Loco weed ... plants eaten in error in the US Southwest, that have a tendency to accumulate heavy metals from the desert soil, usually arsenic.
I don't think there is any correlation between being atheist and being crazy, if that is what the poster means.
Quote from: Goon on September 26, 2015, 09:31:41 PM
would it be good or bad?
You need to define your terms.
:popcorn:
Define loco
What?
You mean go insane as in strapping a bomb on himself blowing up somewhere and kill people in the name of atheism?
Yes, it would be very bad.
I've been completely whacko before, both deliberately and accidentally. Wasn't that bad, and there were no regrets.
Define good.
Being an atheist doesn't preclude someone from being an asshole, they just don't do it in the name of god.
Loco weed:
(http://co.laplata.co.us/sites/default/files/departments/weed/native_poisonous/lambert2_md.jpg)
esta es la mierda que te vuelve loco, ese. :91:
Been loco. Used to take meds for that.
Quote from: stromboli on September 27, 2015, 08:46:03 AM
Loco weed:
(http://co.laplata.co.us/sites/default/files/departments/weed/native_poisonous/lambert2_md.jpg)
esta es la mierda que te vuelve loco, ese. :91:
Been loco. Used to take meds for that.
So he is just talking about a bunch of plants you can make home meds?
Then yes I guess it is ok to get 'loco' for an atheist. I drink herbal teas too. Am I an atheist that went 'loco'?
loco is an expression ( I believe) from Hispanics that means go crazy. Animals that eat locoweed, which is toxic, start acting in an erratic and unpredictable way. By extension, going loco.
Loco means crazy in Spanish speaking countries.
Quote from: leo on September 27, 2015, 12:26:28 PM
Loco means crazy in Spanish speaking countries.
Yes, we tried to remind that.
But risking of repeating myself: define GOOD.