Originally Posted By REGIMENTAL911
tons.

dumb bitch who fucks or "intelligent chick who cant fuck and will make you wait a year,cause she wants it to be "special.

Originally Posted By AERIAL_RAVER
I find it is quite useful indeed.
We need pleasures. We need to enjoy life.
Or else we go mad and kill ourselves.

Originally Posted By MOONDANCER
well it is 4 words really, lol.
People focus too much on the word itself instead of what it means but.. it's not a word I like to use because I think that using it tends to sort of imply that ravers are supposed to know or practice the meaning of these words more than anyone else. When I hear people say plur, my thoughts are 'what's your point?'. Cause no matter what social circle you end up in people are essentially the same and no one ever has to say that word to practice it, it's a natural phenomenon. I think that there are way too many ravers out there who beleive that they are changing the world by going to a party and seeing their ticket money as a donation to a needy charity. Feeling plur is not helping starving kids in africa. If you have hopes of dancing and smiling off famine and war it means the drugs are making you stupid and you should stop. If you think you can turn the whole world into love happy ravers who share everything and disarm their missiles, it also means you're on too many drugs. I can just picture all the world leaders with candy bracelets handing out e, yeah. Not everyone wants to be like that.
Ravers do no more than anyone else to change the world and make it better. It would be a different case if they did something besides just rave and talk about all the good things they can be doing.. like actually doing them. There is really nothing that makes a rave more plur than any other place. So in a way the word to me just sounds really arrogant and hypocritical. It implies that one thinks they are behaving more righteously than others and it's just not true, it's naive. It's naive and selfish to think that dancing and smiling at people makes you a good person, I mean there are so many settings where that word would apply better - like when you're hiking through the Himalaya's pulling dead bodies out of feets of mud and giving kids stitches, that's when you start having the right to say plur.