Mar 20, 2016 1:33 AM GMT
Import saidThis is fantastic news! And another win for people that smoke dope.
Muscjock286 said... Much healthier than alcohol. Doesn't have some of the addiction issues that alcohol can have imo.i would agree with that statement
Muscjock286 said... smokers are much safer on the road than any alternative. And there's studies showing they're actually the safest drivers.NO; not good to operate heavy equipment unless totally sober. Than again give it a few years and some third party blood sucking tech company will develop a device that will allow the do good'ers extract money and fines from the general population.
Muscjock286 said...I also believe it can treat cancer, pain, and some other ailments...NO
Muscjock286 said... Much healthier than cigarettes...NO; than again you dont have to smoke it.
pellaz saidthere is a reason they call it DopeMuscjock286 said... Much healthier than alcohol. Doesn't have some of the addiction issues that alcohol can have imo.i would agree with that statementMuscjock286 said... smokers are much safer on the road than any alternative. And there's studies showing they're actually the safest drivers.NO; not good to operate heavy equipment unless totally sober. Than again give it a few years and some third party blood sucking tech company will develop a device that will allow the do good'ers extract money and fines from the general population.Muscjock286 said...I also believe it can treat cancer, pain, and some other ailments...NOMuscjock286 said... Much healthier than cigarettes...NO; than again you dont have to smoke it.
MuchMoreThanMuscle saidI don't have anything against marijuana use but I can't stand smoke in any form. I wish they would make all pharmaceutical grade marijuana as edible options only. Not to mention, pot smells like a nasty skunk's cooch on the rag. It's such a disgusting odor.
Muscjock286 saidI also believe it can treat cancer, pain, and some other ailments.
MuchMoreThanMuscle said... I can't stand smoke in any form. I wish they would make all pharmaceutical grade marijuana as edible options only. Not to mention, pot smells like a nasty skunk's cooch on the rag. It's such a disgusting odor.most of Denver (its legal here) would agree. For personal use there is a 6 plant limit but this is waved for patients or caregivers. The city has enacted new zoning limiting commercial grow house odors.
Cutlass saidI've never taken pot, but I'm curious to try since it's legal to use in my state. A few questions, though:
1. How much do you use to get a "high"?
2. How long does it take to feel the effects? (I suppose it depends on how much you use and for how long.)
3. Would eating it as a candy bar be just as effective? (I don't smoke and never have, so the thought of smoking it doesn't appeal to me. I remember New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd's article about eating as a candy bar in Denver, and it made her sick. She took one bite, and nothing happened, and took several more while she waited to see what would happen and got a higher "high" than she expected or wanted.)
Someone who was taking chemotherapy was taking it, and I heard he felt much better after using marijuana. After finishing chemo, he didn't take it again. And there are the epileptics for whom it is said that it controls their seizures. I wonder how it's administered to children. I think of marijuana as medicine, and if it enhances your well-being, I see nothing wrong with it. I don't see that it's any different from antidepressants and tranquilizers. By the way, I have passed several marijuana dispensaries, and I didn't find the odor offensive at all.
desertmuscl saidPeople who smoke marijuana on a regular basis for years and those who are dependent on it are significantly more likely to have economic and social problems at midlife than those who use it only occasionally or not at all, new research shows. And the longer that people regularly smoke, the greater their chances of having these troubles.
And thus they become Bernie voters.
http://www.newsweek.com/regular-marijuana-use-linked-economic-and-social-problems-440107
Radd said... Smoking weed on a regular basis seems to leave people with the I-don't-give-a-shit attitude...got to loose your stereo types like all gays like show tunes.
pellaz saidRadd said... Smoking weed on a regular basis seems to leave people with the I-don't-give-a-shit attitude...got to loose your stereo types like all gays like show tunes.
woodfordr saidNothing against pot... but pot breath is the worst and doesn't just go away when you brush your teeth. The more you smoke, the more that rot smell sits in your stomach. Whenever I'm making out with a guy I can tell if he's a chronic smoker because that yack smell just floats right on up out of the gut into our kiss.
Import saidThis is fantastic news! And another win for people that smoke dope.
desertmuscl saidPeople who smoke marijuana on a regular basis for years and those who are dependent on it are significantly more likely to have economic and social problems at midlife than those who use it only occasionally or not at all, new research shows. And the longer that people regularly smoke, the greater their chances of having these troubles.
And thus they become Bernie voters.
http://www.newsweek.com/regular-marijuana-use-linked-economic-and-social-problems-440107