Johnnymac
Footballguy
Too rich for my blood.
Too rich for my blood.
Ended up leaving for Europe for 2 weeks the day it was delivered, so havent got a chance yet. Next monday after work tho... She's getting tapped up w cbd kush and some cbd medihaze.How are you enjoying that AA?
I had the first FireFly and it was very nice.
Do you ever drink around your kids? Not like, get hammered, but have a drink or two?How do you guys justify being stoned around your kids?
I have never smoked pot in my life and I am 42. None of my friends growing up smoked pot that I know about so I was never around it. I have also never smoked a cigarette or chewed tobacco. The latter being odd since I played baseball until age 28.How many of you smoke pot? Legally, or otherwise?
Please don't consider this an adversarial question but how do you formulate an opinion on weed legalization without ever having tried it? (I honestly don't know if you even if have one, it's just a question that occurs to me whenever I'm in a discussion with a non-experimenter) TIAI have never smoked pot in my life and I am 42. None of my friends growing up smoked pot that I know about so I was never around it. I have also never smoked a cigarette or chewed tobacco. The latter being odd since I played baseball until age 28.
This came in the mail yesterday. I broke it in last night and overdid it. I was nearly comatose, not that I'm complaining. It will definitely take some getting used to. I will scale it back tonight and see how that works. First time I have ever used a vape.Went with a boundless CFX $179. Has some good reviews so I ordered it. I almost bought the HAZE 3 but it was like $250 and Im hoping the Boundless will be adequate.
I don't think rape should be legal but I've never tried it.Please don't consider this an adversarial question but how do you formulate an opinion on weed legalization without ever having tried it? (I honestly don't know if you even if have one, it's just a question that occurs to me whenever I'm in a discussion with a non-experimenter) TIA
That is a fair question. I am not a huge advocate either way on it but I would prefer it stay illegal because it smells like crap to me and it seems very unhealthy to me.Please don't consider this an adversarial question but how do you formulate an opinion on weed legalization without ever having tried it? (I honestly don't know if you even if have one, it's just a question that occurs to me whenever I'm in a discussion with a non-experimenter) TIA
Well, since you personally don't like it and have an unsubstantiated bias against it health wise, let's absolutely deny other adults the right to make an informed choice for themselves!That is a fair question. I am not a huge advocate either way on it but I would prefer it stay illegal because it smells like crap to me and it seems very unhealthy to me.
That's an uncharacteristically lousy analogy or maybe I phrased my question poorly. Nobody, at least in this forum and at least not yet, is advocating that we try rape before judging its merit. What I'm trying to ascertain is the criteria one uses to form an opinion about legalization without ever having experienced the effects of cannabis.I don't think rape should be legal but I've never tried it.
I appreciate the honest answer and I won't belabor the obvious but we could probably generate about a thousand posts in here about why those aren't very effective arguments.That is a fair question. I am not a huge advocate either way on it but I would prefer it stay illegal because it smells like crap to me and it seems very unhealthy to me.
I think most non-users realize that pot makes you feel good. I'm not sure it's important to experience the precise way it makes you feel good before weighing the pros and cons of legalization.That's an uncharacteristically lousy analogy or maybe I phrased my question poorly. Nobody, at least in this forum and at least not yet, is advocating that we try rape before judging its merit. What I'm trying to ascertain is the criteria one uses to form an opinion about legalization without ever having experienced the effects of cannabis.
I mean, the big difference here is that trying rape results in a victim.I don't think rape should be legal but I've never tried it.
"Important" is debatable but the first question I ask someone who opines to me that they think pot ought to remain illegal is "how did it make you feel when you tried it?" I think the absence of experience makes one miss a vital piece of the puzzle.I think most non-users realize that pot makes you feel good. I'm not sure it's important to experience the precise way it makes you feel good before weighing the pros and cons of legalization.
I guess I just don't find that to be particularly relevant."Important" is debatable but the first question I ask someone who opines to me that they think pot ought to remain illegal is "how did it make you feel when you tried it?" I think the absence of experience makes one miss a vital piece of the puzzle.
It's fun and interesting to me. An opponent's arguments better be especially sharp if he has no personal experience with it and so far I haven't seen hardly any of those.I guess I just don't find that to be particularly relevant.
The arguments against pot legalization are just bad arguments, whether or not the person has tried it.It's fun and interesting to me. An opponent's arguments better be especially sharp if he has no personal experience with it and so far I haven't seen hardly any of those.
I think there's a fundamental difference in the weed supply chain vs. harder drugs in terms of potential victims. My thinking here being unlike harder drugs such as cocaine, heroin, etc. weed can be homegrown (e.g., doesn't need to be cooked in the middle of the rain forest with a gigantic lab). No, cartel sourced weed is not homegrown and has a garbage rep for a reason. Homegrown weed comes from someone who cares for it and sources it to you through connections, and is of much higher quality. Dirt weed and harder drugs have to come from outside the US where the stakes are higher to get the products into the US. With higher stakes comes higher profit, and with a higher profit motive comes higher probability of related crime, violence and collateral damage.I mean, the big difference here is that trying rape results in a victim.
Smoking weed does not.
Well, I have 2 kids about to become teenagers. Keeping it illegal would make it harder for them to get a hold of and yes, smoking anything is not doing your body any favors. My experience has been that people who smoke pot are not the type of people I would like to hang out with.Well, since you personally don't like it and have an unsubstantiated bias against it health wise, let's absolutely deny other adults the right to make an informed choice for themselves!
With all due respect, you need to quit now. See fatguy's post above for reference.Well, I have 2 kids about to become teenagers. Keeping it illegal would make it harder for them to get a hold of and yes, smoking anything is not doing your body any favors. My experience has been that people who smoke pot are the type of people I would like to hang out with.
LOLWell, I have 2 kids about to become teenagers. Keeping it illegal would make it harder for them to get a hold of and yes, smoking anything is not doing your body any favors. My experience has been that people who smoke pot are the type of people I would like to hang out with.
Maybe, but nonetheless it would be easier to get if legalLOL
Weed is easier to get than alcohol for kids. FYI
Quit what? I am not offended if you don't like my opinion. If the country thought like you do pot would be legal. Move to Colorado?With all due respect, you need to quit now. See fatguy's post above for reference.
How do you figure? The reason it's easier to get now than alcohol, is precisely because it's illegal. There are no regulations. The dealers don't check IDs.Maybe, but nonetheless it would be easier to get if legal
You may be right. I'm just going from my own experience. I have never had someone ask me if I wanted to buy weed and I would of had no idea who to ask to find out where to buy it. If legal, it is fairly obvious where you could go to buy it.How do you figure? The reason it's easier to get now than alcohol, is precisely because it's illegal. There are no regulations. The dealers don't check IDs.
When it becomes legal, the average joe schmoe buying it will stop buying from dealers, and buy from stores. Where they have a better selection/quality/pricing.
This is going to force dealers to go legit or go out of business.
If you're of age...You may be right. I'm just going from my own experience. I have never had someone ask me if I wanted to buy weed and I would of had no idea who to ask to find out where to buy it. If legal, it is fairly obvious where you could go to buy it.
Well, it will be eventually. Ohio is the 25th state to legalize medicinal marijuana, so we're up to half. That's just in the last twenty years, with most of them being fairly recent. There are more states than just Colorado where it's recreationally legal, and they seem to be doing just fine. Hell, it's basically legal in the capital of this country now. But there are still a lot of people like you (no offense) who buy in to the negative stigma of the plant. Particularly in the south, unfortunately.Quit what? I am not offended if you don't like my opinion. If the country thought like you do pot would be legal. Move to Colorado?
You don't want to have this debate in this thread, trust me. The arguments against legalization have been systematically shredded and the country is moving inexorably towards legalization.Quit what? I am not offended if you don't like my opinion. If the country thought like you do pot would be legal. Move to Colorado?
You have already admitted to knowing nothing about this subject. Now you are looking obtuse.Maybe, but nonetheless it would be easier to get if legal
I could care less if people smoke pot in the privacy of their own homes. As long as it doesn't affect their driving skills. Cigarettes smell nasty too.Well, it will be eventually. Ohio is the 25th state to legalize medicinal marijuana, so we're up to half. That's just in the last twenty years, with most of them being fairly recent. There are more states than just Colorado where it's recreationally legal, and they seem to be doing just fine. Hell, it's basically legal in the capital of this country now. But there are still a lot of people like you (no offense) who buy in to the negative stigma of the plant. Particularly in the south, unfortunately.
Just curious, if one of your reasons for wanting it to be illegal is due to the smell of it, do you think cigarettes should be illegal? Personally I think that smell is way worse.
In your opinion should adults be allowed to smoke marijuana in the privacy of their own homes where you don't have to smell it?
On the contrary, very right leaning.You have already admitted to knowing nothing about this subject. Now you are looking obtuse.
it couldn't get easier. Hell, I'm concerned that once it's fully legal it will be more of a pain for me - I mean, it's 2016 and I still can't buy a six pack before noon on Sunday and as of a couple years ago couldn't buy alcohol at all on Sunday at any time.
you must be one of those super liberals who feels that government should dictate peoples private lives I suppose.
Oh, so you mean a total hypocrite then?On the contrary, very right leaning.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2016/05/29/no-legal-weed-is-not-dumbing-down-the-nations-teens/Well, I have 2 kids about to become teenagers. Keeping it illegal would make it harder for them to get a hold of and yes, smoking anything is not doing your body any favors. My experience has been that people who smoke pot are the type of people I would like to hang out with.
Wait....you went to Oregon right? How is this even possible?I have never smoked pot in my life and I am 42. None of my friends growing up smoked pot that I know about so I was never around it. I have also never smoked a cigarette or chewed tobacco. The latter being odd since I played baseball until age 28.
Lol, I did grow up in Eugene but did not go to Oregon. I went to Portland State. Still, I get it, just none of my friends were in to it.Wait....you went to Oregon right? How is this even possible?
Boy.....I always respect and value your opinion on most things but you are way way way wrong here.Keeping it illegal would make it harder for them to get a hold of.
My experience has been that people who smoke pot are the type of people I would like to hang out with.
Like I said earlier, you guys are probably right, I really had put zero thought into it until todayBoy.....I always respect and value your opinion on most things but you are way way way wrong here.
Man that's crazy to me. I'm not from here but have been here 20 years. I don't know any Eugene guys that didn't at least try it.Lol, I did grow up in Eugene but did not go to Oregon. I went to Portland State. Still, I get it, just none of my friends were in to it.
Do you drink alcohol?Well, I have 2 kids about to become teenagers. Keeping it illegal would make it harder for them to get a hold of and yes, smoking anything is not doing your body any favors. My experience has been that people who smoke pot are not the type of people I would like to hang out with.