Do You Smoke Weed?
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antsaoo
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Weed is boring as fuck , I only would smoke for medical purposes. I like mushrooms and DMT
at " we don't know long term effects" gtfo
There are lots of people at caribbean and around the world who have smoked their whole life and are still going good. or you do you need like 500 years to know the long term effects ? shame all the test subjects die b4 so i guess the clock resets.
at " we don't know long term effects" gtfo
There are lots of people at caribbean and around the world who have smoked their whole life and are still going good. or you do you need like 500 years to know the long term effects ? shame all the test subjects die b4 so i guess the clock resets.
tracksuitdave
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if you smoke strong stuff everyday it can take over your life, i couldnt function without it and you get into a routine, wake up have a spliff,and another and another then do nothing all day just come up with great ideas that never get done, then you stop going places cos youd rather have a smoke,and running out of weed was like the end of the world, its hard too give up when everyone around you smokes it, ive been clean for a year and got my life back
emeraldodge
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Hey, I smoke weed from time to time.
Just to let you know some real things about weed :
*Lot's of people who smoke weed tend to try harder drugs - hero, MDMA..
*There are evidences of a relationship between mental illness and weed
However, from my point of view,
I think weed tends to underline your mental weakness (everybody got some to some degrees) and it can have strong and permanent effect if you smoke a lot until you gain a certain "mental-stability". This means, in my opinion, some people get stuck with paranoia or schizophrenia because of smoking weed at some point of their life where they are totally lost and don't know what they can expect from life nor what they deserve.
If some of you speak french, I highly recommend you read "Beaudelaire - paradis artificiels". This genius explains how he felt while using hashish couple centuries ago.
And he says that hashish amplify whatever you feel at the moment (either VERY GOOD, or VERY BAD) and give you the ability to have a better understanding of any details in any interactions.
Another point, the lethal dose of weed is ~66grams/hour, you can't die because of weed.
and weed is highly less addictive than tobacco, HOWEVER : it can be.
I've smoked for couple of years, and now I've found my own deal.
* Only smoke when you're fine and everything is fine in your life.
* Always smoke with friends => Don't let the weed rule your life
* If you smoke on a daily basis, DON'T SMOKE BEFORE GOING TO BED - cause you won't be able to sleep without it (addiction part of weed - I went there.. Just don't..)
* Don't resist the effects when you're high, embrace them (otherwise it'll be frustrating for nothing)!
* Don't buy weed from people you don't know (can contain sand, glass, cocaine.. and you won't see it)
Just my 2 cents,
Have a nice day.
Just to let you know some real things about weed :
*Lot's of people who smoke weed tend to try harder drugs - hero, MDMA..
*There are evidences of a relationship between mental illness and weed
However, from my point of view,
I think weed tends to underline your mental weakness (everybody got some to some degrees) and it can have strong and permanent effect if you smoke a lot until you gain a certain "mental-stability". This means, in my opinion, some people get stuck with paranoia or schizophrenia because of smoking weed at some point of their life where they are totally lost and don't know what they can expect from life nor what they deserve.
If some of you speak french, I highly recommend you read "Beaudelaire - paradis artificiels". This genius explains how he felt while using hashish couple centuries ago.
And he says that hashish amplify whatever you feel at the moment (either VERY GOOD, or VERY BAD) and give you the ability to have a better understanding of any details in any interactions.
Another point, the lethal dose of weed is ~66grams/hour, you can't die because of weed.
and weed is highly less addictive than tobacco, HOWEVER : it can be.
I've smoked for couple of years, and now I've found my own deal.
* Only smoke when you're fine and everything is fine in your life.
* Always smoke with friends => Don't let the weed rule your life
* If you smoke on a daily basis, DON'T SMOKE BEFORE GOING TO BED - cause you won't be able to sleep without it (addiction part of weed - I went there.. Just don't..)
* Don't resist the effects when you're high, embrace them (otherwise it'll be frustrating for nothing)!
* Don't buy weed from people you don't know (can contain sand, glass, cocaine.. and you won't see it)
Just my 2 cents,
Have a nice day.
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tracksuitdave
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makes sense
the test is if you can keep weed in your house without touching it for a week then its not ruling your life
Nookie Monster
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I haven't smoked pot in over 30 years. Just curious here as to the current price. Back in the 70's an ounce was going for 15-20 bucks. What's the current price now?
emeraldodge
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8-11€/gram in Paris
theindiaphile
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thetraveller, that's absolute bs, I'm afraid. Check out a variety of studies and you will see that it's no longer a moot issue actually. Especially if you're smoking the new generation of skunk, major depressive episodes, psychosis, and a whole bunch more goodies are waiting for you. Also, I don't know what age you are (I'm mid thirties) but at my age you simply have to look at a spectrum of friends you were smoking with and see how they're doing now. All of us who smoked a lot have paid the price... without exception.
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Cannabis use and mental health in young people: cohort study (2002) George C Patton et al. British Medical Journal, 325:1195-1198.
Cannabis and educational achievement (2003) Fergusson DM, Horwood LJ & Beautrais AL. Addiction 98(12):1681-92.
Cannabinoids and the human uterus during pregnancy (2004) Dennedy MC et al. American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology. 190(1), 2?9.
Cannabis use and psychosis: A longitudinal population-based study (2002) Van Os J, Bak M, Hanssen M, Bijl RV, de Graaf R, Verdoux H. American Journal of Epidemiology; 156: 319-327.
Cannabis use in adolescence and risk for adult psychosis: longitudinal prospective study (2002) Arseneault L, Cannon M, Poulton R, Murray R, Caspi A, Moffit TE. British Medical Journal; 325: 1212-1213.
Self reported cannabis use as a risk factor for schizophrenia in Swedish conscripts of 1969: historical cohort study (2002) Zammit S, Allebeck P, Andreasson S, Lundberg I, Lewis G. British Medical Journal 2002; 325: 1199-1201.