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Multiple times daily.
I'd like to hear some of your rituals. Pot makes me enjoy beauty, it's quite a spiritual experience to me.
Every day after I leave my house from lunch going back to work... it's just so damn beautiful everywhere. Maybe I should be a trucker or something. That way I wouldn't have to sneak behind a dumpster... just burn it while I'm driving down the road.
Me like visine!!! I don't act all dumb... so people can't tell.
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I'd like to hear some of your rituals. Pot makes me enjoy beauty, it's quite a spiritual experience to me.
Every day after I leave my house from lunch going back to work... it's just so damn beautiful everywhere. Maybe I should be a trucker or something. That way I wouldn't have to sneak behind a dumpster... just burn it while I'm driving down the road.
Me like visine!!! I don't act all dumb... so people can't tell.
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Alright. I just got back from smoking a doobie with one of the warehouse worker's. I'm ready to pump out another hour and twenty nine minutes. That's not too bad.
Am I a loser? Seriously. Do you think I may have a :havoc: problem?
And if so... why is it a problem? I mean, really? I don't drink all that often, because I know it's bad and it makes me turn into a dick at times. I quit smoking because the shit will kill you.
I just fail to see what the problem is or I'd quit it too. It makes me a nicer person. It makes me happier. What's the problem with that?
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Am I a loser? Seriously. Do you think I may have a :havoc: problem?
And if so... why is it a problem? I mean, really? I don't drink all that often, because I know it's bad and it makes me turn into a dick at times. I quit smoking because the shit will kill you.
I just fail to see what the problem is or I'd quit it too. It makes me a nicer person. It makes me happier. What's the problem with that?
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dimitrios
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I used to smoke about 3x's a day, I was getting out of control, felt tired all the time, didn't remember shit too. So I took a week off and now I feel great. I'm still going to smoke but not as often maybe just on the weekends. You have to learn how to control it, and know when to do it. When you can do that, smoking is a great thing. 
I have an interesting question, when I do smoke and I have to see someone I dont want to know that I smoke I put clear eyes in my eyes to get the red out, is it bad for your eyes if you use it often??? I always wondered that, I think it is???
I have an interesting question, when I do smoke and I have to see someone I dont want to know that I smoke I put clear eyes in my eyes to get the red out, is it bad for your eyes if you use it often??? I always wondered that, I think it is???
Bodhidogma
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RRR said:
i am curious about this as well...
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Citruscide
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BeefyBull said:
I don't... drugs are for losers... unless they are anabolic... ish... increacing testosterone... yeah, everything else is for LEEEEEWWWWW----SEEEEERRRRRRRSSSSS
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AziaReign
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69Muscle said:Everyday Lately, But I'm stopping today for a few days to clear up my cold.
Usally I'm good and just save it for the weekends.
WHY on earth would you post a pic of yourself hittin' that shit?!
I want to start ONLY smoking on the weekends. But its hard when you always have it. Oh well, it doesn't do any harm! I'd say I smoke it maybe 2-3 times a week, and then smoke on the weekends.
If I smoke too much in one sitting, my eyes get sooooooooo dry. I've bought Moisture Eyes, and Refresh (?) and they didn't work. DON'T BUY the lubricating gel eyedrops!!!!
They make your eyesballs all blurry and liquidy......too much! I have been using Visine Tears for dry relief........it works wonders! I get major munchies too! And let me stress MAAAAAAAAJOR! I can eat more than any of you put together, my tininess would fool you all!!
BWAAAHAAAHAAAAA..........................
Why not, It's a funny pic, I've been hitting all night before that pic was taken so I was pretty toasted before that.
The best eye drops I've found (for getting red out) isn't clear eyes it's Opcon-A by Baush & Lomb, this shit is amazing.
I didn't smoke last night, and I probably won't tonight (hanging with the girl) But Thursday night! Watch out. I like taking a break, if I don't then it seems like I don't even get stoned anymore.
The best eye drops I've found (for getting red out) isn't clear eyes it's Opcon-A by Baush & Lomb, this shit is amazing.
I didn't smoke last night, and I probably won't tonight (hanging with the girl) But Thursday night! Watch out. I like taking a break, if I don't then it seems like I don't even get stoned anymore.
kirkmacdougall
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myself and my friends go to a really small university...the town is infested with weed. i smoke weed everyday. i love weed. ways we smoke it are as follows::::
BLADES.....start the electric stove on high, ( the element or burner thing)or the blow torch..take 2 knives put them in to get hot...have the weed in little balls broken up...place one knife on the weed and combine the two knives...use a hooter to catch the weed( bottom cut off a 2 liter pop bottle...there great for economically challenged potheads because a few getcha TOASTED...
Also,
old fashion joints
Pipes
Those that never done blades should like them...we always do them after the bar when nice n sloppy...trust me a few will get you fine..some is fun but more is better!!
There are no rituals with us we just get ripped because its fun and we have a laugh...also weed here is much nicer than most places....
Have fun and happy Tokin!
BLADES.....start the electric stove on high, ( the element or burner thing)or the blow torch..take 2 knives put them in to get hot...have the weed in little balls broken up...place one knife on the weed and combine the two knives...use a hooter to catch the weed( bottom cut off a 2 liter pop bottle...there great for economically challenged potheads because a few getcha TOASTED...
Also,
old fashion joints
Pipes
Those that never done blades should like them...we always do them after the bar when nice n sloppy...trust me a few will get you fine..some is fun but more is better!!
There are no rituals with us we just get ripped because its fun and we have a laugh...also weed here is much nicer than most places....
Have fun and happy Tokin!
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AziaReign
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You mean resin balls?
Crazier said:
I hate to tell you this but smoking weed is harder on your lungs than cigarettes are. You should switch to eating it instead. Also smoking on a regular basis it does effect your memory dramatically. Remember the Offspring song "Motre" (sp) the words go like, "your memory is gone and so is your life life motra boy" So it would be better to keep it in moderation than to do it on a regular basis imo.
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kronk
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curling said:
Please let me know where you get your facts. I would like to see some factual backup on that.
In addition, marijuana is far less dangerous than alcohol or tobacco. It fails to inflict the types of serious health consequences these two legal drugs cause. Around 50,000 people die each year from alcohol poisoning. Similarly, more than 400,000 deaths each year are attributed to tobacco smoking. By comparison, marijuana is nontoxic and cannot cause death by overdose. According to the prestigious European medical journal, The Lancet, "The smoking of cannabis, even long-term, is not harmful to health. … It would be reasonable to judge cannabis as less of a threat … than alcohol or tobacco."
Calling for cite eh? Listen I am not against weed. The Bible doesn't even speak about it. I have just heard that it is harder on your lungs than tobacco is. But I will try to find some documentations to back that statement up. I was just saying eating it would be more healthy than putting smoke into your lungs wouldn't you agree?
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AziaReign
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C'mon everyone get crazy, silly
, whacky and let's all take a big pufferoo of the fatty from the Ganja Goddess!:havoc:
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kronk
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curling said:
Don't worry about. I understand and respect your opinion. I am not a religious person (I am spiritual), and your are correct that the bible doesn't speak of it. The bible
Genesis 1:29
Behold, I have given you ever herb bearing seed which {is} upon the face of all the Earth, and every tree in the which {is} the fruit of a tree yielding seed: to you it shall be for meat.
Genesis 1:30
And to every beast of the Earth and to every fowl of the air and to everything that creepith upon the Earth wherein {there is} life {I have given} every green herb for meat, and it was so.
Now I am not claiming that God was speaking directly to Weed here, of course not. Just making a point. The point is that it is not a good argument to say the bible didn't mention it. The bible neglects to mention all sorts of things that have been around since before the bible. That's just the way it is.
As far as pot goes, it is not harsh on your body at all. In fact in over 10,000 years of people using weed, nobody has ever dies from taking it. Compare that to the deaths that are created each and every day by alcohol or tobacco use.
Just good conversation here bro, and I appreciate your views.
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kronk
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AziaReign said:
:havoc:
Thats my girl. You missing some of the "kind" you got to smoke when you were out here? I'm missing you!
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kronk
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curling said:
Maybe you need to get better weed. And I head spagetti weed is very good.
LMAO! very true!!! Having Pot Pasta parties is a lot of fun. However, you tend to over eat! lmao!
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AziaReign
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kronk said:
Thats my girl. You missing some of the "kind" you got to smoke when you were out here? I'm missing you!
That shit was just fucking outreageous!
Talk about gettin retarded.............I forgot who I was, where I was, and who I was do..................no, no, I remember WHO all I was doing! heh heh heh, thats hard to forget! Guess we were all in our fantasy land!
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kronk
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AziaReign said:
That shit was just fucking outreageous!
Talk about gettin retarded.............I forgot who I was, where I was, and who I was do..................no, no, I remember WHO all I was doing! heh heh heh, thats hard to forget! Guess we were all in our fantasy land!
You cant say I didnt warn you about how good it was!! WOW what a weekend! Damn girl, get yo ass back over here!!
regurgitator
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Weed is a part of life for me. I have the luxury of not caring who knows I smoke so no need for eyedrops. Ya'll who are worried about it hurting your lungs need to do like I do and hit the chilled bong!! I am a singer so I tend to shy away from joints cause they fuck up my voice. Nothing better than a nice cone of white widow hit through a fresh from the freezer glass bong. I dont do anything special when I get a new bag except put it in my "special" container. Since moving to So Cal I miss my Florida buds, my connection here sucks. All the bud I have had here is mid grade passed off as high grade killer. These guys have no clue what is what. I have travelled a bit and tried a fair share of bud so I know my shit. True killer bud only takes 1-2 hits and your faded. This red hair crap I get lasts like a half hour
Why is that so many people think they have the "best" shit and really they have no clue?! Hey 69, that pic is funny! nice glass pipe. I have the same black lamp as you. Smoke on!!420!!
http://www.yahooka.com
http://www.lycaeum.org/
http://www.marijuanasearch.com/
I dont do anything special when I get a new bag except put it in my "special" container. Since moving to So Cal I miss my Florida buds, my connection here sucks. All the bud I have had here is mid grade passed off as high grade killer. These guys have no clue what is what. I have travelled a bit and tried a fair share of bud so I know my shit. True killer bud only takes 1-2 hits and your faded. This red hair crap I get lasts like a half hour Why is that so many people think they have the "best" shit and really they have no clue?! Hey 69, that pic is funny! nice glass pipe. I have the same black lamp as you. Smoke on!!420!!
http://www.yahooka.com
http://www.lycaeum.org/
http://www.marijuanasearch.com/
Taps
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My friend bought a few grams of Matanuska Thunder last weekend. I took a puff and was like....
Anyway, I like weed in general, but I don't do it all the time. Maybe once ever 3-4 months, but that's it. I can't understand how some people do it everyday....Shit, I'd never get anything done!
Anyway, I like weed in general, but I don't do it all the time. Maybe once ever 3-4 months, but that's it. I can't understand how some people do it everyday....Shit, I'd never get anything done!
havoc
Shaolin Ninja
Wow, there are a gang of incorrect statements in here about the blessed herb.
Curling- you say its not in the bible, actually its everywhere sir. The use of marijuana is as old as the history of man and dates to the prehistoric period. Marijuana is closely connected with the history and development of some of the oldest nations on earth. It has played a significant role in the religions and cultures of Africa, the Middle East, India, and China.The effects of marijuana was proof to the ancients that the spirit and power of the god(s) existed in this plant and that it was literally a messenger (angel) or actually the Flesh and Blood and/or Bread of the god(s) and was and continues to be a holy sacrament. Considered to be sacred, marijuana has been used in religious worship from before recorded history. Anytime in the bible where a sacred oil is used marks Cannabis use. God gave every herb of the field for use. It is quite close minded to think that herb was never mentioned in the bible. It was used on the daily, for spiritual and sacramental purposes. See, you're trained/brainwashed to believe its bad, when in fact, its very good for you, containing 19 essential elements, stimulating brain functions and used for over hundreds of different medicinal uses. Many biblical figures utilized the herb.
Crazier, you said "the high you get from eating does not compare to smoking", you need to try my brownies then sir, you'd be out in 30 minutes. peace
Curling- you say its not in the bible, actually its everywhere sir. The use of marijuana is as old as the history of man and dates to the prehistoric period. Marijuana is closely connected with the history and development of some of the oldest nations on earth. It has played a significant role in the religions and cultures of Africa, the Middle East, India, and China.The effects of marijuana was proof to the ancients that the spirit and power of the god(s) existed in this plant and that it was literally a messenger (angel) or actually the Flesh and Blood and/or Bread of the god(s) and was and continues to be a holy sacrament. Considered to be sacred, marijuana has been used in religious worship from before recorded history. Anytime in the bible where a sacred oil is used marks Cannabis use. God gave every herb of the field for use. It is quite close minded to think that herb was never mentioned in the bible. It was used on the daily, for spiritual and sacramental purposes. See, you're trained/brainwashed to believe its bad, when in fact, its very good for you, containing 19 essential elements, stimulating brain functions and used for over hundreds of different medicinal uses. Many biblical figures utilized the herb.
Crazier, you said "the high you get from eating does not compare to smoking", you need to try my brownies then sir, you'd be out in 30 minutes. peace
havoc
Shaolin Ninja
WODIN said:
I could go for a box fo brownies and some candles!
Bro, I got some new scents in that you would like alot. Got "Thundering Waterfall", its spearmint and peppermint mixed. Got this new aromatherapy called "Meditation Garden", its illmatic. Got a "Cederwood Vanilla", good stuff. "Apricot Cream" aint no joke. "Mountain Mist" is solid. Also I got an alcoholic line in "Strawberry Wine", "Kentucky Bourbon", "Wine and Roses", "Buttered Rum", the buttered rum is solid. Anyway, I'm just hype on my new scents, also "Cucumber Melon" is a store favorite. peace
Havoc.
Are you sure the "oil" that is mentioned in the Bible refers to hash oil? I am not saying you are incorrect or anything I just have never heard that before. It is weird when I got stoned I did think about God alot. Also biblical figures are mentioned using weed.
Thanks.
Are you sure the "oil" that is mentioned in the Bible refers to hash oil? I am not saying you are incorrect or anything I just have never heard that before. It is weird when I got stoned I did think about God alot. Also biblical figures are mentioned using weed.
Thanks.
Marijuana Myths by Paul Hager
1. Marijuana causes brain damage
The most celebrated study that claims to show brain damage is the rhesus monkey study of Dr. Robert Heath, done in the late 1970s. This study was reviewed by a distinguished panel of scientists sponsored by the Institute of Medicine and the National Academy of Sciences. Their results were published under the title, Marijuana and Health in 1982. Heath's work was sharply criticized for its insufficient sample size (only four monkeys), its failure to control experimental bias, and the misidentification of normal monkey brain structure as "damaged". Actual studies of human populations of marijuana users have shown no evidence of brain damage. For example, two studies from 1977, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) showed no evidence of brain damage in heavy users of marijuana. That same year, the American Medical Association (AMA) officially came out in favor of decriminalizing marijuana. That's not the sort of thing you'd expect if the AMA thought marijuana damaged the brain.
2. Marijuana damages the reproductive system
This claim is based chiefly on the work of Dr. Gabriel Nahas, who experimented with tissue (cells) isolated in petri dishes, and the work of researchers who dosed animals with near-lethal amounts of cannabinoids (i.e., the intoxicating part of marijuana). Nahas' generalizations from his petri dishes to human beings have been rejected by the scientific community as being invalid. In the case of the animal experiments, the animals that survived their ordeal returned to normal within 30 days of the end of the experiment. Studies of actual human populations have failed to demonstrate that marijuana adversely affects the reproductive system.
3. Marijuana is a "gateway" drug -- it leads to hard drugs
This is one of the more persistent myths. A real world example of what happens when marijuana is readily available can be found in Holland. The Dutch partially legalized marijuana in the 1970s. Since then, hard drug use -- heroin and cocaine -- have DECLINED substantially. If marijuana really were a gateway drug, one would have expected use of hard drugs to have gone up, not down. This apparent "negative gateway" effect has also been observed in the United States. Studies done in the early 1970s showed a negative correlation between use of marijuana and use of alcohol. A 1993 Rand Corporation study that compared drug use in states that had decriminalized marijuana versus those that had not, found that where marijuana was more available -- the states that had decriminalized -- hard drug abuse as measured by emergency room episodes decreased. In short, what science and actual experience tell us is that marijuana tends to substitute for the much more dangerous hard drugs like alcohol, cocaine, and heroin.
4. Marijuana suppresses the immune system
Like the studies claiming to show damage to the reproductive system, this myth is based on studies where animals were given extremely high -- in many cases, near-lethal -- doses of cannabinoids. These results have never been duplicated in human beings. Interestingly, two studies done in 1978 and one done in 1988 showed that hashish and marijuana may have actually stimulated the immune system in the people studied.
5. Marijuana is much more dangerous than tobacco
Smoked marijuana contains about the same amount of carcinogens as does an equivalent amount of tobacco. It should be remembered, however, that a heavy tobacco smoker consumes much more tobacco than a heavy marijuana smoker consumes marijuana. This is because smoked tobacco, with a 90% addiction rate, is the most addictive of all drugs while marijuana is less addictive than caffeine. Two other factors are important. The first is that paraphernalia laws directed against marijuana users make it difficult to smoke safely. These laws make water pipes and bongs, which filter some of the carcinogens out of the smoke, illegal and, hence, unavailable. The second is that, if marijuana were legal, it would be more economical to have cannabis drinks like bhang (a traditional drink in the Middle East) or tea which are totally non-carcinogenic. This is in stark contrast with "smokeless" tobacco products like snuff which can cause cancer of the mouth and throat. When all of these facts are taken together, it can be clearly seen that the reverse is true: marijuana is much SAFER than tobacco.
6. Legal marijuana would cause carnage on the highways
Although marijuana, when used to intoxication, does impair performance in a manner similar to alcohol, actual studies of the effect of marijuana on the automobile accident rate suggest that it poses LESS of a hazard than alcohol. When a random sample of fatal accident victims was studied, it was initially found that marijuana was associated with RELATIVELY as many accidents as alcohol. In other words, the number of accident victims intoxicated on marijuana relative to the number of marijuana users in society gave a ratio similar to that for accident victims intoxicated on alcohol relative to the total number of alcohol users. However, a closer examination of the victims revealed that around 85% of the people intoxicated on marijuana WERE ALSO INTOXICATED ON ALCOHOL. For people only intoxicated on marijuana, the rate was much lower than for alcohol alone. This finding has been supported by other research using completely different methods. For example, an economic analysis of the effects of decriminalization on marijuana usage found that states that had reduced penalties for marijuana possession experienced a rise in marijuana use and a decline in alcohol use with the result that fatal highway accidents decreased. This would suggest that, far from causing "carnage", legal marijuana might actually save lives.
7. Marijuana "flattens" human brainwaves
This is an out-and-out lie perpetrated by the Partnership for a Drug-Free America. A few years ago, they ran a TV ad that purported to show, first, a normal human brainwave, and second, a flat brainwave from a 14-year-old "on marijuana". When researchers called up the TV networks to complain about this commercial, the Partnership had to pull it from the air. It seems that the Partnership faked the flat "marijuana brainwave". In reality, marijuana has the effect of slightly INCREASING alpha wave activity. Alpha waves are associated with meditative and relaxed states which are, in turn, often associated with human creativity.
8. Marijuana is more potent today than in the past
This myth is the result of bad data. The researchers who made the claim of increased potency used as their baseline the THC content of marijuana seized by police in the early 1970s. Poor storage of this marijuana in un-air conditioned evidence rooms caused it to deteriorate and decline in potency before any chemical assay was performed. Contemporaneous, independent assays of unseized "street" marijuana from the early 1970s showed a potency equivalent to that of modern "street" marijuana. Actually, the most potent form of this drug that was generally available was sold legally in the 1920s and 1930s by the pharmaceutical company Smith-Klein under the name, "American Cannabis".
9. Marijuana impairs short-term memory
This is true but misleading. Any impairment of short-term memory disappears when one is no longer under the influence of marijuana. Often, the short-term memory effect is paired with a reference to Dr. Heath's poor rhesus monkeys to imply that the condition is permanent.
10. Marijuana lingers in the body like DDT
This is also true but misleading. Cannabinoids are fat soluble as are innumerable nutrients and, yes, some poisons like DDT. For example, the essential nutrient, Vitamin A, is fat soluble but one never hears people who favor marijuana prohibition making this comparison.
11. There are over a thousand chemicals in marijuana smoke
Again, true but misleading. The 31 August 1990 issue of the magazine Science notes that of the over 800 volatile chemicals present in roasted COFFEE, only 21 have actually been tested on animals and 16 of these cause cancer in rodents. Yet, coffee remains legal and is generally considered fairly safe.
12. No one has ever died of a marijuana overdose
This is true. It was put in to see if you are paying attention. Animal tests have revealed that extremely high doses of cannabinoids are needed to have lethal effect. This has led scientists to conclude that the ratio of the amount of cannabinoids necessary to get a person intoxicated (i.e., stoned) relative to the amount necessary to kill them is 1 to 40,000. In other words, to overdose, you would have to consume 40,000 times as much marijuana as you needed to get stoned. In contrast, the ratio for alcohol varies between 1 to 4 and 1 to 10. It is easy to see how upwards of 5000 people die from alcohol overdoses every year and no one EVER dies of marijuana overdoses.
SOURCES
1) Marijuana and Health, Institute of Medicine, National Academy of Sciences, 1982. Note: the Committee on Substance Abuse and Habitual Behavior of the "Marijuana and Health" study had its part of the final report suppressed when it reviewed the evidence and recommended that possession of small amounts of marijuana should no longer be a crime (TIME magazine, July 19, 1982). The two JAMA studies are: Co, B.T., Goodwin, D.W., Gado, M., Mikhael, M., and Hill, S.Y.: "Absence of cerebral atrophy in chronic cannabis users", JAMA, 237:1229-1230, 1977; and, Kuehnle, J., Mendelson, J.H., Davis, K.R., and New, P.F.J.: "Computed tomographic examination of heavy marijuana smokers", JAMA, 237:1231-1232, 1977.
2) See Marijuana and Health, ibid., for information on this research. See also, Marijuana Reconsidered (1978) by Dr. Lester Grinspoon.
3) The Dutch experience is written up in "The Economics of Legalizing Drugs", by Richard J. Dennis, The Atlantic Monthly, Vol 266, No. 5, Nov 1990, p. 130. See "A Comparison of Marijuana Users and Non-users" by Norman Zinberg and Andrew Weil (1971) for the negative correlation between use of marijuana and use of alcohol. The 1993 Rand Corporation study is "The Effect of Marijuana Decriminalization on Hospital Emergency Room Episodes: 1975 - 1978" by Karyn E. Model.
4) See a review of studies and their methodology in "Marijuana and Immunity", Journal of Psychoactive Drugs, Vol 20(1), Jan-Mar 1988. Studies showing stimulation of the immune system: Kaklamani, et al., "Hashish smoking and T- lymphocytes", 1978; Kalofoutis et al., "The significance of lymphocyte lipid changes after smoking hashish", 1978. The 1988 study: Wallace, J.M., Tashkin, D.P., Oishi, J.S., Barbers, R.G., "Peripheral Blood Lymphocyte Subpopulations and Mitogen Responsiveness in Tobacco and Marijuana Smokers", 1988, Journal of Psychoactive Drugs, ibid.
5) The 90% figure comes from Health Consequences of Smoking: Nicotine Addiction, Surgeon General's Report, 1988. In Health magazine in an article entitled, "Hooked, Not Hooked" by Deborah Franklin (pp. 39-52), compares the addictives of various drugs and ranks marijuana below coffeine. For current information on cannabis drinks see Working Men and Ganja: Marijuana Use in Rural Jamaica by M. C. Dreher, Institute for the Study of Human Issues, 1982, ISBN 0-89727-025-8. For information on cannabis and actual cancer risk, see Marijuana and Health, ibid.
6) For a survey of studies relating to cannabis and highway accidents see "Marijuana, Driving and Accident Safety", by Dale Gieringer, Journal of Psychoactive Drugs, ibid. The effect of decriminalization on highway accidents is analyzed in "Do Youths Substitute Alcohol and Marijuana? Some Econometric Evidence" by Frank J. Chaloupka and Adit Laixuthai, Nov. 1992, University of Illinois at Chicago.
7) For information about the Partnership ad, see Jack Herer's book, The Emperor Wears No Clothes, 1990, p. 74. See also "Hard Sell in the Drug War", The Nation, March 9, 1992, by Cynthia Cotts, which reveals that the Partnership receives a large percentage of its advertizing budget from alcohol, tobacco, and pharmaceutical companies and is thus disposed toward exaggerating the risks of marijuana while downplaying the risks of legal drugs. For information on memory and the alpha brainwave enhancement effect, see "Marijuana, Memory, and Perception", by R. L. Dornbush, M.D., M. Fink, M.D., and A. M. Freedman, M.D., presented at the 124th annual meeting of the American Psychiatric Association, May 3-7, 1971.
8) See "Cannabis 1988, Old Drug New Dangers, The Potency Question" by Tod H Mikuriya, M.D. and Michael Aldrich, Ph.D., Journal of Psychoactive Drugs, ibid.
9) See Marijuana and Health, ibid. Also see "Marijuana, Memory, and Perception", ibid.
10) The fat solubility of cannabinoids and certain vitamins is well known. See Marijuana and Health, ibid. For some information on vitamin A, see "The A Team" in Scientific American, Vol 264, No. 2, February 1991, p. 16.
11) See "Too Many Rodent Carcinogens: Mitogenesis Increases Mutagenesis", Bruce N. Ames and Lois Swirsky Gold, Science, Vol 249, 31 August 1990, p. 971.
12) Cannabis and alcohol toxicity is compared in Marijuana Reconsidered, ibid., p. 227. Yearly alcohol overdoses was taken from "Drug Prohibition in the United States: Costs, Consequences, and Alternatives" by Ethan A. Nadelmann, Science, Vol 245, 1 September 1989, p. 943.
The author, Paul Hager, is the Chair of the ICLU Drug Task Force.
1. Marijuana causes brain damage
The most celebrated study that claims to show brain damage is the rhesus monkey study of Dr. Robert Heath, done in the late 1970s. This study was reviewed by a distinguished panel of scientists sponsored by the Institute of Medicine and the National Academy of Sciences. Their results were published under the title, Marijuana and Health in 1982. Heath's work was sharply criticized for its insufficient sample size (only four monkeys), its failure to control experimental bias, and the misidentification of normal monkey brain structure as "damaged". Actual studies of human populations of marijuana users have shown no evidence of brain damage. For example, two studies from 1977, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) showed no evidence of brain damage in heavy users of marijuana. That same year, the American Medical Association (AMA) officially came out in favor of decriminalizing marijuana. That's not the sort of thing you'd expect if the AMA thought marijuana damaged the brain.
2. Marijuana damages the reproductive system
This claim is based chiefly on the work of Dr. Gabriel Nahas, who experimented with tissue (cells) isolated in petri dishes, and the work of researchers who dosed animals with near-lethal amounts of cannabinoids (i.e., the intoxicating part of marijuana). Nahas' generalizations from his petri dishes to human beings have been rejected by the scientific community as being invalid. In the case of the animal experiments, the animals that survived their ordeal returned to normal within 30 days of the end of the experiment. Studies of actual human populations have failed to demonstrate that marijuana adversely affects the reproductive system.
3. Marijuana is a "gateway" drug -- it leads to hard drugs
This is one of the more persistent myths. A real world example of what happens when marijuana is readily available can be found in Holland. The Dutch partially legalized marijuana in the 1970s. Since then, hard drug use -- heroin and cocaine -- have DECLINED substantially. If marijuana really were a gateway drug, one would have expected use of hard drugs to have gone up, not down. This apparent "negative gateway" effect has also been observed in the United States. Studies done in the early 1970s showed a negative correlation between use of marijuana and use of alcohol. A 1993 Rand Corporation study that compared drug use in states that had decriminalized marijuana versus those that had not, found that where marijuana was more available -- the states that had decriminalized -- hard drug abuse as measured by emergency room episodes decreased. In short, what science and actual experience tell us is that marijuana tends to substitute for the much more dangerous hard drugs like alcohol, cocaine, and heroin.
4. Marijuana suppresses the immune system
Like the studies claiming to show damage to the reproductive system, this myth is based on studies where animals were given extremely high -- in many cases, near-lethal -- doses of cannabinoids. These results have never been duplicated in human beings. Interestingly, two studies done in 1978 and one done in 1988 showed that hashish and marijuana may have actually stimulated the immune system in the people studied.
5. Marijuana is much more dangerous than tobacco
Smoked marijuana contains about the same amount of carcinogens as does an equivalent amount of tobacco. It should be remembered, however, that a heavy tobacco smoker consumes much more tobacco than a heavy marijuana smoker consumes marijuana. This is because smoked tobacco, with a 90% addiction rate, is the most addictive of all drugs while marijuana is less addictive than caffeine. Two other factors are important. The first is that paraphernalia laws directed against marijuana users make it difficult to smoke safely. These laws make water pipes and bongs, which filter some of the carcinogens out of the smoke, illegal and, hence, unavailable. The second is that, if marijuana were legal, it would be more economical to have cannabis drinks like bhang (a traditional drink in the Middle East) or tea which are totally non-carcinogenic. This is in stark contrast with "smokeless" tobacco products like snuff which can cause cancer of the mouth and throat. When all of these facts are taken together, it can be clearly seen that the reverse is true: marijuana is much SAFER than tobacco.
6. Legal marijuana would cause carnage on the highways
Although marijuana, when used to intoxication, does impair performance in a manner similar to alcohol, actual studies of the effect of marijuana on the automobile accident rate suggest that it poses LESS of a hazard than alcohol. When a random sample of fatal accident victims was studied, it was initially found that marijuana was associated with RELATIVELY as many accidents as alcohol. In other words, the number of accident victims intoxicated on marijuana relative to the number of marijuana users in society gave a ratio similar to that for accident victims intoxicated on alcohol relative to the total number of alcohol users. However, a closer examination of the victims revealed that around 85% of the people intoxicated on marijuana WERE ALSO INTOXICATED ON ALCOHOL. For people only intoxicated on marijuana, the rate was much lower than for alcohol alone. This finding has been supported by other research using completely different methods. For example, an economic analysis of the effects of decriminalization on marijuana usage found that states that had reduced penalties for marijuana possession experienced a rise in marijuana use and a decline in alcohol use with the result that fatal highway accidents decreased. This would suggest that, far from causing "carnage", legal marijuana might actually save lives.
7. Marijuana "flattens" human brainwaves
This is an out-and-out lie perpetrated by the Partnership for a Drug-Free America. A few years ago, they ran a TV ad that purported to show, first, a normal human brainwave, and second, a flat brainwave from a 14-year-old "on marijuana". When researchers called up the TV networks to complain about this commercial, the Partnership had to pull it from the air. It seems that the Partnership faked the flat "marijuana brainwave". In reality, marijuana has the effect of slightly INCREASING alpha wave activity. Alpha waves are associated with meditative and relaxed states which are, in turn, often associated with human creativity.
8. Marijuana is more potent today than in the past
This myth is the result of bad data. The researchers who made the claim of increased potency used as their baseline the THC content of marijuana seized by police in the early 1970s. Poor storage of this marijuana in un-air conditioned evidence rooms caused it to deteriorate and decline in potency before any chemical assay was performed. Contemporaneous, independent assays of unseized "street" marijuana from the early 1970s showed a potency equivalent to that of modern "street" marijuana. Actually, the most potent form of this drug that was generally available was sold legally in the 1920s and 1930s by the pharmaceutical company Smith-Klein under the name, "American Cannabis".
9. Marijuana impairs short-term memory
This is true but misleading. Any impairment of short-term memory disappears when one is no longer under the influence of marijuana. Often, the short-term memory effect is paired with a reference to Dr. Heath's poor rhesus monkeys to imply that the condition is permanent.
10. Marijuana lingers in the body like DDT
This is also true but misleading. Cannabinoids are fat soluble as are innumerable nutrients and, yes, some poisons like DDT. For example, the essential nutrient, Vitamin A, is fat soluble but one never hears people who favor marijuana prohibition making this comparison.
11. There are over a thousand chemicals in marijuana smoke
Again, true but misleading. The 31 August 1990 issue of the magazine Science notes that of the over 800 volatile chemicals present in roasted COFFEE, only 21 have actually been tested on animals and 16 of these cause cancer in rodents. Yet, coffee remains legal and is generally considered fairly safe.
12. No one has ever died of a marijuana overdose
This is true. It was put in to see if you are paying attention. Animal tests have revealed that extremely high doses of cannabinoids are needed to have lethal effect. This has led scientists to conclude that the ratio of the amount of cannabinoids necessary to get a person intoxicated (i.e., stoned) relative to the amount necessary to kill them is 1 to 40,000. In other words, to overdose, you would have to consume 40,000 times as much marijuana as you needed to get stoned. In contrast, the ratio for alcohol varies between 1 to 4 and 1 to 10. It is easy to see how upwards of 5000 people die from alcohol overdoses every year and no one EVER dies of marijuana overdoses.
SOURCES
1) Marijuana and Health, Institute of Medicine, National Academy of Sciences, 1982. Note: the Committee on Substance Abuse and Habitual Behavior of the "Marijuana and Health" study had its part of the final report suppressed when it reviewed the evidence and recommended that possession of small amounts of marijuana should no longer be a crime (TIME magazine, July 19, 1982). The two JAMA studies are: Co, B.T., Goodwin, D.W., Gado, M., Mikhael, M., and Hill, S.Y.: "Absence of cerebral atrophy in chronic cannabis users", JAMA, 237:1229-1230, 1977; and, Kuehnle, J., Mendelson, J.H., Davis, K.R., and New, P.F.J.: "Computed tomographic examination of heavy marijuana smokers", JAMA, 237:1231-1232, 1977.
2) See Marijuana and Health, ibid., for information on this research. See also, Marijuana Reconsidered (1978) by Dr. Lester Grinspoon.
3) The Dutch experience is written up in "The Economics of Legalizing Drugs", by Richard J. Dennis, The Atlantic Monthly, Vol 266, No. 5, Nov 1990, p. 130. See "A Comparison of Marijuana Users and Non-users" by Norman Zinberg and Andrew Weil (1971) for the negative correlation between use of marijuana and use of alcohol. The 1993 Rand Corporation study is "The Effect of Marijuana Decriminalization on Hospital Emergency Room Episodes: 1975 - 1978" by Karyn E. Model.
4) See a review of studies and their methodology in "Marijuana and Immunity", Journal of Psychoactive Drugs, Vol 20(1), Jan-Mar 1988. Studies showing stimulation of the immune system: Kaklamani, et al., "Hashish smoking and T- lymphocytes", 1978; Kalofoutis et al., "The significance of lymphocyte lipid changes after smoking hashish", 1978. The 1988 study: Wallace, J.M., Tashkin, D.P., Oishi, J.S., Barbers, R.G., "Peripheral Blood Lymphocyte Subpopulations and Mitogen Responsiveness in Tobacco and Marijuana Smokers", 1988, Journal of Psychoactive Drugs, ibid.
5) The 90% figure comes from Health Consequences of Smoking: Nicotine Addiction, Surgeon General's Report, 1988. In Health magazine in an article entitled, "Hooked, Not Hooked" by Deborah Franklin (pp. 39-52), compares the addictives of various drugs and ranks marijuana below coffeine. For current information on cannabis drinks see Working Men and Ganja: Marijuana Use in Rural Jamaica by M. C. Dreher, Institute for the Study of Human Issues, 1982, ISBN 0-89727-025-8. For information on cannabis and actual cancer risk, see Marijuana and Health, ibid.
6) For a survey of studies relating to cannabis and highway accidents see "Marijuana, Driving and Accident Safety", by Dale Gieringer, Journal of Psychoactive Drugs, ibid. The effect of decriminalization on highway accidents is analyzed in "Do Youths Substitute Alcohol and Marijuana? Some Econometric Evidence" by Frank J. Chaloupka and Adit Laixuthai, Nov. 1992, University of Illinois at Chicago.
7) For information about the Partnership ad, see Jack Herer's book, The Emperor Wears No Clothes, 1990, p. 74. See also "Hard Sell in the Drug War", The Nation, March 9, 1992, by Cynthia Cotts, which reveals that the Partnership receives a large percentage of its advertizing budget from alcohol, tobacco, and pharmaceutical companies and is thus disposed toward exaggerating the risks of marijuana while downplaying the risks of legal drugs. For information on memory and the alpha brainwave enhancement effect, see "Marijuana, Memory, and Perception", by R. L. Dornbush, M.D., M. Fink, M.D., and A. M. Freedman, M.D., presented at the 124th annual meeting of the American Psychiatric Association, May 3-7, 1971.
8) See "Cannabis 1988, Old Drug New Dangers, The Potency Question" by Tod H Mikuriya, M.D. and Michael Aldrich, Ph.D., Journal of Psychoactive Drugs, ibid.
9) See Marijuana and Health, ibid. Also see "Marijuana, Memory, and Perception", ibid.
10) The fat solubility of cannabinoids and certain vitamins is well known. See Marijuana and Health, ibid. For some information on vitamin A, see "The A Team" in Scientific American, Vol 264, No. 2, February 1991, p. 16.
11) See "Too Many Rodent Carcinogens: Mitogenesis Increases Mutagenesis", Bruce N. Ames and Lois Swirsky Gold, Science, Vol 249, 31 August 1990, p. 971.
12) Cannabis and alcohol toxicity is compared in Marijuana Reconsidered, ibid., p. 227. Yearly alcohol overdoses was taken from "Drug Prohibition in the United States: Costs, Consequences, and Alternatives" by Ethan A. Nadelmann, Science, Vol 245, 1 September 1989, p. 943.
The author, Paul Hager, is the Chair of the ICLU Drug Task Force.
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kronk
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Great post bro.
Excellent beefy.
The government tries to keep people blinded and ignorant from the truth to preserve their stance on an issue.
It happens constantly.
Yet, they are the same one's that allow alcohol to be on every corner on every street in America, and on every other commercial.
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The government tries to keep people blinded and ignorant from the truth to preserve their stance on an issue.
It happens constantly.
Yet, they are the same one's that allow alcohol to be on every corner on every street in America, and on every other commercial.
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Thanks Kronk & Crazier.
Another government thing that pisses me off is the new "antidrug" and "antidrug.com" commercials that claim that when you buy any illegal drugs, you're funding terrorists.
Thats a total bunch of bullshit, because everyone knows where 95% of the drugs in America come from, and thats either here or South America. They're acting like Osama Bin Laden funded his operations on crack money or something. How lame...
Another government thing that pisses me off is the new "antidrug" and "antidrug.com" commercials that claim that when you buy any illegal drugs, you're funding terrorists.
Thats a total bunch of bullshit, because everyone knows where 95% of the drugs in America come from, and thats either here or South America. They're acting like Osama Bin Laden funded his operations on crack money or something. How lame...
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AziaReign
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Here's a poem for you all before I leave.............and this is off the top of my head:
AH-Hem..................
Weed weed good for the heart,
the more you smoke
the more you...............are smart.
The more you're smart
the better you feel,
so smoke your weed..................with every meal???
I'll think of a better one tomorrow!
Peace:havoc:
AH-Hem..................
Weed weed good for the heart,
the more you smoke
the more you...............are smart.
The more you're smart
the better you feel,
so smoke your weed..................with every meal???
I'll think of a better one tomorrow!
Peace:havoc:
AziaReign said:Here's a poem for you all before I leave.............and this is off the top of my head:
AH-Hem..................
Weed weed good for the heart,
the more you smoke
the more you...............are smart.
The more you're smart
the better you feel,
so smoke your weed..................with every meal???
I'll think of a better one tomorrow!
Peace:havoc:
Aha!!! My dad and I used to sing :
Beans, beans the magical fruit... the more you eat, the more you toot, the more you toot, the better you feel, so let's have bean's for every meal.
It'd be nicer to sit around singing and smoking some weed with the old man though.
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Some good weed songs/tracks:
"The Roach (Chronic Outro)" - Dr. Dre
"Let's Get High" - Dr. Dre
"Light Speed" - Dr. Dre
"Weed Song" - Bone Thugs N Harmony
"Let's Get Fucked Up" - 57th St. Rogue Dogg Villians featuring Tech N9ne
"Get Fucked Up" - Iconz
"Mary Jane" - Rick James
"Hits From the Bong" - Cypress Hill
"Dr. Greenthumb" - Cypress Hill
"Beer Vs. Pot" - Bill Hicks
I'm sure there are others im forgetting right now... Others feel free to post yours
"The Roach (Chronic Outro)" - Dr. Dre
"Let's Get High" - Dr. Dre
"Light Speed" - Dr. Dre
"Weed Song" - Bone Thugs N Harmony
"Let's Get Fucked Up" - 57th St. Rogue Dogg Villians featuring Tech N9ne
"Get Fucked Up" - Iconz
"Mary Jane" - Rick James
"Hits From the Bong" - Cypress Hill
"Dr. Greenthumb" - Cypress Hill
"Beer Vs. Pot" - Bill Hicks
I'm sure there are others im forgetting right now... Others feel free to post yours
double o seven
New member
i still remember the first day my old man said "son, one of these days your gonna get offered to smoke some marijuana, and temptations gonna hit you like a bitch because of all the peer pressure. so before that day comes i want you to consider something. you don't tell your mom i smoke, i won't tell your mom if you smoke. and if you agree to this, then from now on just refer to me as peer pressure and lets light this hog leg up." i was 16 and have been smoking ever since. my dad has slowed down alot due to my mom, but when we go fishing i'll smoke my pops out.
bud is my bud por vida
007
bud is my bud por vida
007
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AziaReign
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double o seven said:i still remember the first day my old man said "son, one of these days your gonna get offered to smoke some marijuana, and temptations gonna hit you like a bitch because of all the peer pressure. so before that day comes i want you to consider something. you don't tell your mom i smoke, i won't tell your mom if you smoke. and if you agree to this, then from now on just refer to me as peer pressure and lets light this hog leg up." i was 16 and have been smoking ever since. my dad has slowed down alot due to my mom, but when we go fishing i'll smoke my pops out.
bud is my bud por vida
007
That is too fuckin' cool man! I know one of these days I'll be able ot tell muh folks. Shit, they don't know, but I remember when I was in diapers, they used to sit in front of me with their friends and toke down. So I got the upper hand on them. Its not like I care if they ever find out w/out me telling them, weed ain't no big deal. My dad would probably ask me for a j or 2. Heh heh heh, he still calls it "grass"...............
Can't think of any stories right now....................'cept that everyone looks high when you're high............OH YEAH, and also, people's gayness comes out when YOU'RE high (not when they're high),,,,,,,,when YOU'RE high. I swear, its happened with some of our friends. We'll look at them, and study them (like you do with EVERYTHING!), and they don't act the same..........strrrrrange!
FreakMonster
New member
BeefyBull said:
OBL did fund some of his operations from opium sales.
What I heardj is that OBL robbed opium dealers that were in no way involved with the taliban for some extra cash. Which is kinda lame in and of itself, since he's got like $125 million (or did). That doesnt mean that buying a dime sack in the US is "funding terrorism" as those ads would have you believe.
The Canadian Oak said:my girl gets all bitchy when weed is mentioned around me,she also acts like she is fucking 5 so i dont even ask to do the shit anymore and i fucking miss pot,i mean its not like i wanna go back to doing some of the hard shit i tried just give me my weed and fuck off
I have a friend who is the same way. He still does it, and I think she knows, but he cannot mention it around her and if they're at a party and she founds out he did it, it inevitably leads to her being bitchy. I wouldnt stop smoking weed for a lot of women, but she's almost fine enough to make an exception (5'10", 125-135, blonde & curvy). If she smoked cigarettes or drank heavily, he'd have ammo against her in an argument, but she doesnt smoke tobacco and occaisionally has a few Bacardi Silvers or shit like that. Still its fucking ridiculous. I mean, who's wearing the pants in the relationship. Also, I think that the main reason alot of people feel negatively about weed is because they are trained to. Then when they feel the power of the herb for themselves, they realize that all of the shit they've heard is wrong. I know it was that way for me, and I'm glad to have been blessed by the sweet leaf.
If you want to try to convince her its ok, rent or buy the movie "Reefer Madness". It's an old film from the 30's. Movies like that are basically the reason that weed is illegal. Not only is it corny (and fairly comical), it has enough of a plot to keep you watching.
Best Buy sells it for like $7 on DVD
In the movie they say shit like "marijuana is worse than heroin, cocaine, or opium" and that it turns people into "violent killers". You can both laugh at the glaringly obvious propaganda. Since she probably knows youve smoked in the past, she'll know that none of those things happened to you.
Also, remind her that smoking weed is WAY WAY better for your body than smoking tobacco or drinking alcohol, both of which are physically addictive (unlike marijuana). And if she comes at you with some wack shit like "prove it", I'm sure that the Cannibis Vault at the following site will have plenty of information to back up your argument:
http://www.erowid.org/psychoactives/psychoactives.shtml
Then, if you can, get her to try it. After she gets high, she'll definitely know that its not bad, lol. If all else fails, it'll be up to you whether you want to hide it from her or not. If she was worth staying with, I'd just hide it. No one is going to make me stop smoking unless its me or jail guards (if I was in the can). If a girl ever said, "its me or the weed", it'd really really be a hard decision. A true woman wouldnt put you in the position, though.
Best Buy sells it for like $7 on DVD
In the movie they say shit like "marijuana is worse than heroin, cocaine, or opium" and that it turns people into "violent killers". You can both laugh at the glaringly obvious propaganda. Since she probably knows youve smoked in the past, she'll know that none of those things happened to you.
Also, remind her that smoking weed is WAY WAY better for your body than smoking tobacco or drinking alcohol, both of which are physically addictive (unlike marijuana). And if she comes at you with some wack shit like "prove it", I'm sure that the Cannibis Vault at the following site will have plenty of information to back up your argument:
http://www.erowid.org/psychoactives/psychoactives.shtml
Then, if you can, get her to try it. After she gets high, she'll definitely know that its not bad, lol. If all else fails, it'll be up to you whether you want to hide it from her or not. If she was worth staying with, I'd just hide it. No one is going to make me stop smoking unless its me or jail guards (if I was in the can). If a girl ever said, "its me or the weed", it'd really really be a hard decision. A true woman wouldnt put you in the position, though.
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DBCooper
Guest
weed is goooood. gotta love the muchies when trying to pack the weight on for a meet. Everything is excess is bad, moderation is the key to most things in life, almost, maybe, well possibly- cept money-women and a bigger total. Not always in that order.
gotta love the muchies when trying to pack the weight on for a meet. Everything is excess is bad, moderation is the key to most things in life, almost, maybe, well possibly- cept money-women and a bigger total. Not always in that order.
Puddles
New member
I truly enjoy smoking weed!
I smoke almost every night after my work is done and my daughter is tucked into bed. It's my "me" time and I usually spend a lot of the time just thinking about things. Usually I start filling the jacuzzi, light some candles, put on some music and either get the half smoked joint from the day before or I roll a new one. Then I soak in the tub for half an hour or so with the water jets massaging me for a while...then turn them off and enjoy the music and think. I usually have lots of bubbles in the tub and looking at them in the candle light is just very enjoyable. (If I've recently done E then I will usually have some mild rolls after I smoke.) When I get out of the tub I'll snuggle up in a huge towel for a while as I dry. I usually smoke a little more at this time or I'll bring it with me if I'm heading into bed. I like to crawl into bed with my husband when I'm done with my bath and we'll talk, watch a movie, or fool around.
Sometimes I'll smoke during the day. It really helps me when I've got to clean the house and do laundry. I have one girlfriend that when we get together and smoke we have some of the best laughs...after we're straight, what ever we found to by so hysterical is no longer really that funny, but remembering how funny we thought it was makes us giggle all over again.
I don't get bad munchies, but I get dry-mouth, so I'm constantly sucking on a bottle of water. I haven't noticed any negative side effects except for some mild confusion and forgetfulness, like getting up and forgetting why I got up or having a word at the tip of my tongue but not being able to remember it, and I'm not even sure if that's pot related or not.
I dont' like pipes and bongs...I like a joint made with 1 1/2 size Bambu papers. I tend to roll fairly thick joints. I buy weed either one or two ounces at a time...I like having the same stuff for a while and knowing what to expect as far as the high goes. Some weed will just be totally different from others.
I smoke almost every night after my work is done and my daughter is tucked into bed. It's my "me" time and I usually spend a lot of the time just thinking about things. Usually I start filling the jacuzzi, light some candles, put on some music and either get the half smoked joint from the day before or I roll a new one. Then I soak in the tub for half an hour or so with the water jets massaging me for a while...then turn them off and enjoy the music and think. I usually have lots of bubbles in the tub and looking at them in the candle light is just very enjoyable. (If I've recently done E then I will usually have some mild rolls after I smoke.) When I get out of the tub I'll snuggle up in a huge towel for a while as I dry. I usually smoke a little more at this time or I'll bring it with me if I'm heading into bed. I like to crawl into bed with my husband when I'm done with my bath and we'll talk, watch a movie, or fool around.
Sometimes I'll smoke during the day. It really helps me when I've got to clean the house and do laundry. I have one girlfriend that when we get together and smoke we have some of the best laughs...after we're straight, what ever we found to by so hysterical is no longer really that funny, but remembering how funny we thought it was makes us giggle all over again.
I don't get bad munchies, but I get dry-mouth, so I'm constantly sucking on a bottle of water. I haven't noticed any negative side effects except for some mild confusion and forgetfulness, like getting up and forgetting why I got up or having a word at the tip of my tongue but not being able to remember it, and I'm not even sure if that's pot related or not.
I dont' like pipes and bongs...I like a joint made with 1 1/2 size Bambu papers. I tend to roll fairly thick joints. I buy weed either one or two ounces at a time...I like having the same stuff for a while and knowing what to expect as far as the high goes. Some weed will just be totally different from others.
c-sharp minor
Well-known member
I don't smoke weed anymore because I become extremely paranoid while high.
stop lookin at me
I know you're looking at me
stop lookin at me
I know you're looking at me
Drunken_Weasel
New member
right now, im completely fed up with weed. i have no urge or want to smoke it at all. the thought actually repels me. Im not sure why. i think ive just smoked a bit to much recently. but, its just not something I want to do right now.
VeggieLifterChick
New member
I ate pot brownies two nights ago. They came out delicious and I got wayyy more stoned than from smoking and it lasted hours.
big_bad_buff
New member
3-4 times a week, didn't really enjoy being high unless i was around my best friend, never could have fun, always got pernoid if he wasn't around, probably because we smoked together for 4 years...i knew how he acted when he was high, never knew if other peole were fucking with me or not when we were high.
but my best friend and i(some other close friends also) would get blazed out of are minds and go to the theater. hangout in my parent's shop late at night.....best times of my life....i never could operate well around people and work when high, so i only did it later in the evening.
but my best friend and i(some other close friends also) would get blazed out of are minds and go to the theater. hangout in my parent's shop late at night.....best times of my life....i never could operate well around people and work when high, so i only did it later in the evening.
Robert Jan
New member
Bump.
So you fools legalised yet?
So you fools legalised yet?
Robert Jan said:Bump.
So you fools legalised yet?
Nope!
Unfortunately, Alaska is the only state in the US where MJ is legal (up to 4 ounces).
You can check out the laws for all 50 states at http://www.NORML.org/
