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Gives you the Munchies
What feels better? Getting drunk or getting high on weed?
Sincerely,
Wussy guy.
Weed, without a doubt.
It really, really depends on who you ask. I prefer the plant overwhelmingly, myself.What feels better? Getting drunk or getting high on weed?
Sincerely,
Wussy guy.
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Did you mean cafiene, nicotine, or alcohol?
It's not a good idea to drive when you're high. But it's a great a great idea to be high in a car.
This is another item I was going to bring up. As mentioned earlier in the thread, my own feelings are complex and I could possibly be persuaded that marijuana should be legalized. However, what I totally do not get are all of the people in the thread who are saying that they think laws against its use are stupid, and therefore they have no issue with using it themselves. There are LOTS of laws that I think are stupid, but that does not mean that I should be able to break them with impunity.
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Uh, why not? Should homosexuals, African-Americans, etc. have been harassed, imprisoned or worse because of their illegal activities that hurt no one in the past? Cannabis improves the quality of life of many people, but they should be obligated to cease use because of some archaic law? Give me a break, Colton.There are LOTS of laws that I think are stupid, but that does not mean that I should be able to break them with impunity.
I think any pot head can tell you that after smoking weed their cravings are for funyons, pizza, gummy bears and the like, and not at all for meth.There are people who actually believe that?
What does "gateway drug" mean anyway? I'd like to hear the definition from those who believe in the concept before I offer my rebuttal. What I believe it means to many is that using pot will lead to heroin/cocaine/etc. use, but they don't really phrase it that way because that statement is preposterous based on simple math.
Again, this is inexcusable authoritarian ********, not fit for anyone who hopes to live in a free and democratic society. If someone is punished for activities that harm no one else, any decent human being should have some sympathy for that person.So in that case I don't really care what he does when he is "unemployed". Get high, whatever, knock yourself out. But if you get arrested for breaking the law, however silly one might think that law is, then I have no sympathy.
It's an adjustment but that doesn't mean you aren't still impaired.Slowing down is not an adjustment?
Sure it does. If you slow down enough none of the effects of marijuana hinder your driving, so your driving isn't impaired anymore.It's an adjustment but that doesn't mean you aren't still impaired.