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CaptainBoner
Vatican City State81 Posts
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jcroisdale
United States1543 Posts
On November 18 2012 02:08 youngminii wrote: Yes. If you asked that about say, acid, then no. But I don't think weed is Found the most chronic weed I've ever found in my parts of the world, I actually haven't ever had anything comparable to how high I got from this stuff. 4 month holidays just started too. Australia's biggest festival is next week too. Life is good. I would say no, I didnt start smoking till I was 21. I got a lot more years of non smoking then most people who smoke weed. I got the glimpse of a sober adult life, and it sucks. | ||
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ChiknAdobo
United States208 Posts
On November 17 2012 07:04 ChaosArcher wrote: @ everyone: If you could go back in time and decide to never have smoked any weed, would you do it? Be honest to yourself! just curious. I will give my answer after some people told me what the think so i don't influence you =) Well I first smoked on April 20th, 2012 and that was also the first time I got drunk. I didn't start drinking till I turned 21. Regarding this question I think more importantly would be to ask if you would go back and stop drinking as well. I definitely see more dangers in habitual alcohol use then marijuana. So with my very limited experience with drugs, in comparison to probably the majority of people out there, I would not decide to go back and never smoke weed. Personally I see weed as a gift from God. It makes the world so much more enjoyable. I am also a Christian and I think that parts of the creation story is often looked in the wrong way. Genesis 2:15 The Lord God took the man and placed him in the orchard in Eden to care for it and to maintain it. 2:16 Then the Lord God commanded the man, “You may freely eat fruit from every tree of the orchard, 2:17 but you must not eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, for when you eat from it you will surely die.” So often the emphasis on this passage is on the prohibition, but God says that we may eat freely all good things the garden provides. I see weed under the "you may freely eat" statement and when you look at all the benefits it has I receive further conviction. Christianity is often viewed as a bunch of rules and restrictions, but I have found great freedom and liberation in my faith. On November 17 2012 07:24 jcroisdale wrote: Hey, question for you guys. I see some of you talking about laying off smoking to help you become more productive. I have terrible ADHD and ADD, diagnosed when i was five, I went for psychometric and biometric treatment when I was younger and was prescribed Ritalin but my parents were against me taking it. Now as an adult I find that smoking actually helps me with focusing and makes me encouraged to do things, I otherwise might not want to do. Do any of you have similar experiences, where you might smoke to actually motivate you to do something. I've never been diagnosed with ADD or ADHD, but I'm horrible at procrastination and focusing. Weed definitely helps with my focus and motivation it really gets my brain going and encourages critical thinking. I think it also depends on what strain of weed you are smoking. Sativa strains are perfect for creativity and focus, while Indica is the traditional melt you into the couch weed. I think a lot of people fail to realize how different types of weed has different types of effects. | ||
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Grobyc
Canada18410 Posts
I almost want to just say "Dude it's cool, I don't care. I'm just here to install your shit. In fact maybe you can even give me a discount!", but yeah... that's a no go." They usually are like "uhh I have to check in with my roommate before you can go in there." when I need to go in their electrical room or some shit. It sucks though, because then I can't complete the job and thus don't get complete pay for it :/ Anyway, yeah, just a lot more frequent that I always imagined. | ||
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farvacola
United States18843 Posts
On November 18 2012 13:56 Grobyc wrote: So in my new job as a contractor for an ISP in Canada I enter 4~6 customer homes a day to install or repair phone lines/internet/TV. I think I come across grow ops in peoples homes at least once a week on average so far. It's kind of funny when they try to hide it sometimes cause you can smell/hear/see it and they make funny excuses why you can't go into that part of their home. I mean I know I live in like the marijuana capital of BC, but holy shit lol. I almost want to just say "Dude it's cool, I don't care. I'm just here to install your shit. In fact maybe you can even give me a discount!", but yeah... that's a no go." They usually are like "uhh I have to check in with my roommate before you can go in there." when I need to go in their electrical room or some shit. It sucks though, because then I can't complete the job and thus don't get complete pay for it :/ Anyway, yeah, just a lot more frequent that I always imagined. When I first moved off campus in college, my sophomore year, we got the cable guy really high and he totally set up our cable wrong. It ended up taking weeks to get it sorted out, but I'd say it was worth it  | ||
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sam!zdat
United States5559 Posts
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Grobyc
Canada18410 Posts
On November 18 2012 14:00 farvacola wrote: When I first moved off campus in college, my sophomore year, we got the cable guy really high and he totally set up our cable wrong. It ended up taking weeks to get it sorted out, but I'd say it was worth it I think I would only participate in that if it was my last job and I was within walking distance of home. I'd be totally fucked if I got caught ripped at a job or while driving. Insta-fired. My IQ also generally goes down and I become very 'slow' and forgetful, so I'd probably end up hooking it up wrong too haha. On November 18 2012 14:05 sam!zdat wrote: grobyc this is why you need a cannabis leaf tattoo on your forehead But... but I need to be able to conceal it in front of more "proper" households. | ||
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nunez
Norway4003 Posts
On November 18 2012 15:02 Grobyc wrote: I think I would only participate in that if it was my last job and I was within walking distance of home. I'd be totally fucked if I got caught ripped at a job or while driving. Insta-fired. My IQ also generally goes down and I become very 'slow' and forgetful, so I'd probably end up hooking it up wrong too haha. But... but I need to be able to conceal it in front of more "proper" households. just do like harry potter (no pun intended). grow bangs. | ||
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YokoKano
United States612 Posts
On November 18 2012 12:38 ChiknAdobo wrote: Well I first smoked on April 20th, 2012 and that was also the first time I got drunk. I didn't start drinking till I turned 21. Regarding this question I think more importantly would be to ask if you would go back and stop drinking as well. I definitely see more dangers in habitual alcohol use then marijuana. So with my very limited experience with drugs, in comparison to probably the majority of people out there, I would not decide to go back and never smoke weed. Personally I see weed as a gift from God. It makes the world so much more enjoyable. I am also a Christian and I think that parts of the creation story is often looked in the wrong way. Genesis 2:15 The Lord God took the man and placed him in the orchard in Eden to care for it and to maintain it. 2:16 Then the Lord God commanded the man, “You may freely eat fruit from every tree of the orchard, 2:17 but you must not eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, for when you eat from it you will surely die.” So often the emphasis on this passage is on the prohibition, but God says that we may eat freely all good things the garden provides. I see weed under the "you may freely eat" statement and when you look at all the benefits it has I receive further conviction. Christianity is often viewed as a bunch of rules and restrictions, but I have found great freedom and liberation in my faith. I've never been diagnosed with ADD or ADHD, but I'm horrible at procrastination and focusing. Weed definitely helps with my focus and motivation it really gets my brain going and encourages critical thinking. I think it also depends on what strain of weed you are smoking. Sativa strains are perfect for creativity and focus, while Indica is the traditional melt you into the couch weed. I think a lot of people fail to realize how different types of weed has different types of effects. dude, no. eating fruit and smoking weed are totally different subjects. i'd be more inclined to agree if you were talking about brownies. if you're talking weed and chocolate then that's one delectable snack. still, it's a bit of a stretch depending on what recipe you use, because there are a bunch of possible additives, nuts not excluded. if nothing else, at least you're eating the goods. and it's not cocaine. cocaine is, in my opinion, the strongest counterpoint to your argument. cocaine is basically a fruit. you can smoke cocaine or eat cocaine. nonetheless i'm pretty sure God doesn't support cocaine (cocaine is a helluva a drug). i'm with you 100% that Christianity is really a lot more than a set of rules and regulations. at its heart Christianity is about the forgiveness of sins. rules and regulations are about what constitutes a sin: i.e. don't murder, don't commit adultery, be honorable, be kind, and don't forget charity. TBH i think Christians and non-Christians agree that these are good guidelines. | ||
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YokoKano
United States612 Posts
On November 17 2012 07:31 sam!zdat wrote: It's really just the same as with alcohol if you have none, your life is sad and gray... if you have too much, well... i almost always have too much weed. is it possible to have not enough weed? almost no one i know goes through dry spells. and if they do, it's nothing more than a minor adjustment necessary to fill up again. like one in a million dealers will cut you off so if that happens you're probably just dealing with a lemon. and some places are really strict. there's a certain atmosphere they try to achieve with the weed, so they'll set you up with some super strong sativa first off like 19% THC content, almost medicinal. this is the sort of stuff you'd only buy to go broke if you were on a medical plan. once you've smoked through the extra strong stuff, and integrated, then you'll have access to other strains. in general dealers don't make ANY money from the initial deals with customers. you've gotta put yourself in the dealer's shoes. the only time dealers really make money is when they're selling good sativa (sometimes just below market price), and selling on the regular in HUGE quantities. dealers NEVER want to interact with buyers on a frequent basis because of the risks of being caught. plus there's almost no one in the market. it's hard to tell how weed dealers stay afloat. just imagine yourself dealing, the same customer almost never goes to the same dealer twice. you can't establish a line of credit or the expectation of repeated deals with the same buyer. it almost can't be understated how difficult it is to maintain a customer base and make money selling weed. you can get weed from ANYONE, ANYWHERE with ease, because the stuff is just so damned easy to sell. from a dealer's perspective this is horrible. becoming a dealer is like the most selfless-sacrifice. weed dealers (as opposed to dealers of other drugs) are almost always these completely chill saints who are just trying to make ends meet. they can almost never find a buyer, and on top of that they can almost never sell in quantities greater than an 8th. being a dealer is like fulfilling an unspoken duty to society, a sort of unsung benevolency on the part of dealers. you'd think dealers would stop slamming customers with super strong sativa at first go. if they'd treat customers differently maybe they could keep them around. give them the good stuff first! and then next time they'll buy a ton and you'll make money! when you're always selling stuff that knocks the buyer on his ass, of course he's reluctant to come back for more, and you never sell more than a quarter, no matter how hard you try. dealers are just freakin' ridiculous sometimes. like with the current policies, dealers might as well say, here's your 305g, take it and run. here's the name of my competition. don't come back here, again. so anyway that's why there are so few good dealers who establish a regular line of sale to customers. SORRY YOUR CREDITS ARE NO GOOD HERE. | ||
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ChiknAdobo
United States208 Posts
On November 19 2012 08:53 YokoKano wrote: i almost always have too much weed. is it possible to have not enough weed? almost no one i know goes through dry spells. and if they do, it's nothing more than a minor adjustment necessary to fill up again. like one in a million dealers will cut you off so if that happens you're probably just dealing with a lemon. and some places are really strict. there's a certain atmosphere they try to achieve with the weed, so they'll set you up with some super strong sativa first off like 19% THC content, almost medicinal. this is the sort of stuff you'd only buy to go broke if you were on a medical plan. once you've smoked through the extra strong stuff, and integrated, then you'll have access to other strains. in general dealers don't make ANY money from the initial deals with customers. you've gotta put yourself in the dealer's shoes. the only time dealers really make money is when they're selling good sativa (sometimes just below market price), and selling on the regular in HUGE quantities. dealers NEVER want to interact with buyers on a frequent basis because of the risks of being caught. plus there's almost no one in the market. it's hard to tell how weed dealers stay afloat. just imagine yourself dealing, the same customer almost never goes to the same dealer twice. you can't establish a line of credit or the expectation of repeated deals with the same buyer. it almost can't be understated how difficult it is to maintain a customer base and make money selling weed. you can get weed from ANYONE, ANYWHERE with ease, because the stuff is just so damned easy to sell. from a dealer's perspective this is horrible. becoming a dealer is like the most selfless-sacrifice. weed dealers (as opposed to dealers of other drugs) are almost always these completely chill saints who are just trying to make ends meet. they can almost never find a buyer, and on top of that they can almost never sell in quantities greater than an 8th. being a dealer is like fulfilling an unspoken duty to society, a sort of unsung benevolency on the part of dealers. you'd think dealers would stop slamming customers with super strong sativa at first go. if they'd treat customers differently maybe they could keep them around. give them the good stuff first! and then next time they'll buy a ton and you'll make money! when you're always selling stuff that knocks the buyer on his ass, of course he's reluctant to come back for more, and you never sell more than a quarter, no matter how hard you try. dealers are just freakin' ridiculous sometimes. like with the current policies, dealers might as well say, here's your 305g, take it and run. here's the name of my competition. don't come back here, again. so anyway that's why there are so few good dealers who establish a regular line of sale to customers. SORRY YOUR CREDITS ARE NO GOOD HERE. That's why I think with the legalization of recreational weed will make it a lot better just all around. There is so much potential and variety with weed and we aren't able to explore its full uses and effects when it is criminalized. Of course there is a lot of exploration of weed and knowledge already, but I'm more talking about for the common person who smokes and doesn't really want to get into the drug business. I wonder how this will shape out in Colorado On November 19 2012 08:25 YokoKano wrote: dude, no. eating fruit and smoking weed are totally different subjects. i'd be more inclined to agree if you were talking about brownies. if you're talking weed and chocolate then that's one delectable snack. still, it's a bit of a stretch depending on what recipe you use, because there are a bunch of possible additives, nuts not excluded. if nothing else, at least you're eating the goods. and it's not cocaine. cocaine is, in my opinion, the strongest counterpoint to your argument. cocaine is basically a fruit. you can smoke cocaine or eat cocaine. nonetheless i'm pretty sure God doesn't support cocaine (cocaine is a helluva a drug). i'm with you 100% that Christianity is really a lot more than a set of rules and regulations. at its heart Christianity is about the forgiveness of sins. rules and regulations are about what constitutes a sin: i.e. don't murder, don't commit adultery, be honorable, be kind, and don't forget charity. TBH i think Christians and non-Christians agree that these are good guidelines. Yea your point about cocaine is pretty strong I don't think God really wants us doing that. And about the eating thing other translations have partake and fruit isn't actually in the Hebrew but is usually implied to make sense in English. I can understand it being a stretch and I am probably in the small majority of Christians who would think this way but I do :D On a side note Slightly Stoopid is so dope when stoned | ||
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CyDe
United States1010 Posts
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Grobyc
Canada18410 Posts
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Kazragore
United States369 Posts
Also, does anyone know what the dispensary situation will be like? | ||
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jcroisdale
United States1543 Posts
On November 19 2012 15:54 Kazragore wrote: Anyone have the scoop on medical marijuana in MA? I have Crohn's disease, but I'm not in any pain at pretty much any point. Do you just have to have to be 'diseased,' or is it purely for people who need it to deal with pain/eating problems/whatever? When I was first diagnosed, medical marijuana would have been perfect, I lost about 30 pounds and wasn't eating well at all (I remember my mom having to force me to drink an ensure in the morning to try to avoid malnutrition), but it's really well under control at the moment. Obviously my GI doctor knows this, so I'm not sure if she'd prescribe me (she may very well if I ask her, but it'd be really awkward if she said no. . .) Is there a doctor I can go to who will prescribe me if I show documentation proving that I have Crohn's disease- ya know, like those doctors in CA who prescribe for 'back pain?' Honestly I'm going to smoke either way, but I'd rather: a) be legal, and b) have access to nice, high quality bud. Also, does anyone know what the dispensary situation will be like? Just search online every state has doctors who will prescribe, there are websites out there that will direct you to the right place. On the othjer hand Crohns is pretty painful from what i understand even worse so then cancer from what my uncle experienced. Having dealt with that should be more then enough. | ||
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frantic.cactus
New Zealand164 Posts
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kamicom
United States180 Posts
I couldn't tell if I was being paranoid over fake epiphanies about myself that stemmed from negative thoughts (i.e. I'm an asshole to people, I'm condescending, I'm lazy, I don't appreciate people enough, I don't thank my family, etc.) or if I'm actually having genuine realizations about myself. TBH, i think they're real realizations, revealing the things I hide in my sub-conscience... but then again, I've had social anxiety issues since childhood and I've had self-esteem problems since then (in college now). I've started smoking occasionally (1-3 times a year) again after a year hiatus. The weed trips are still a bit depressing but this time around I'm actually motivating myself to become a better person. Does weed do this or was it just a catalyst since my life is not where I want it to be? | ||
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Grobyc
Canada18410 Posts
On November 19 2012 15:54 Kazragore wrote: Anyone have the scoop on medical marijuana in MA? I have Crohn's disease, but I'm not in any pain at pretty much any point. Do you just have to have to be 'diseased,' or is it purely for people who need it to deal with pain/eating problems/whatever? When I was first diagnosed, medical marijuana would have been perfect, I lost about 30 pounds and wasn't eating well at all (I remember my mom having to force me to drink an ensure in the morning to try to avoid malnutrition), but it's really well under control at the moment. Obviously my GI doctor knows this, so I'm not sure if she'd prescribe me (she may very well if I ask her, but it'd be really awkward if she said no. . .) Is there a doctor I can go to who will prescribe me if I show documentation proving that I have Crohn's disease- ya know, like those doctors in CA who prescribe for 'back pain?' Honestly I'm going to smoke either way, but I'd rather: a) be legal, and b) have access to nice, high quality bud. Also, does anyone know what the dispensary situation will be like? Couldn't you just lie and say that there is pain and that you know someone in a similar circumstance that was prescribed weed to "deal" with it? Maybe make it a tiny bit less awkward? | ||
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Bourneq
Sweden800 Posts
On November 19 2012 19:21 kamicom wrote: I'm not gonna lie, I've not been happy with my life and I started smoking weed a while back but stoped because of the following: I couldn't tell if I was being paranoid over fake epiphanies about myself that stemmed from negative thoughts (i.e. I'm an asshole to people, I'm condescending, I'm lazy, I don't appreciate people enough, I don't thank my family, etc.) or if I'm actually having genuine realizations about myself. TBH, i think they're real realizations, revealing the things I hide in my sub-conscience... but then again, I've had social anxiety issues since childhood and I've had self-esteem problems since then (in college now). I've started smoking occasionally (1-3 times a year) again after a year hiatus. The weed trips are still a bit depressing but this time around I'm actually motivating myself to become a better person. Does weed do this or was it just a catalyst since my life is not where I want it to be? It could be psychosis. If so dont trust it, I have 2 mates right now that has completely cut their ties to anybody that smokes. Paranoid and super depressed. Dont trust it I guess. Atleast dont let it get in the way of your life. | ||
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nunez
Norway4003 Posts
On November 19 2012 19:21 kamicom wrote: I'm not gonna lie, I've not been happy with my life and I started smoking weed a while back but stoped because of the following: I couldn't tell if I was being paranoid over fake epiphanies about myself that stemmed from negative thoughts (i.e. I'm an asshole to people, I'm condescending, I'm lazy, I don't appreciate people enough, I don't thank my family, etc.) or if I'm actually having genuine realizations about myself. TBH, i think they're real realizations, revealing the things I hide in my sub-conscience... but then again, I've had social anxiety issues since childhood and I've had self-esteem problems since then (in college now). I've started smoking occasionally (1-3 times a year) again after a year hiatus. The weed trips are still a bit depressing but this time around I'm actually motivating myself to become a better person. Does weed do this or was it just a catalyst since my life is not where I want it to be? i had the same stuff. started hearing voices berating my behaviour, but i am a rational person, so i knew it was just fake epiphanies as you put it. it was a bit iffy at first, but after realizing it i hadn't had any issues with it since. i think i just had to accept (and start dealing with) some stuff that i hadn't considered before. i've also had other epiphanies while blunted. i can only speak for myself ofc, but the chiba helped me get perspective i don't think i could have gotten without. | ||
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