Topic: 2 U.S. States Legalize Adult Consumption of Cannabis - page 4. (Read 6461 times)
I concur but it can not be much worse then killing your liver right?
I doubt that getting any type of smoke into your lungs is very good for you.
Thankfully, we can avoid smelling it for at least a few more years here in Oregon. I was getting scared there for a bit...
Oh, please. Just because it's legal doesn't mean it's going to be everywhere. Anyone who wanted to was already doing it, now they just don't have to worry about going to jail for it. Should cut back on the paranoia.
Has anyone studied the effects of secondhand marijuana smoke?
+1, you know I knew a person once who would snoop around people's facebook accounts and decide whether she want's to hire them.
Fairly common practice these days. That's why anyone with facebook should set their profile as private (and completely so - none of the "friends of friends" nonsense) when job hunting. It's not illegal if they see something that they believe could hinder your performance, and that includes excessive partying, getting high, etc.Regarding what SaintDevil said, it sure does help you lose weight! Cannabis connects you to your consciousness, allowing you to think from a different perspective. While I believe THC helps your body burn fat, I think it psychologically helps more with the mental factors of losing weight. People often eat their problems away, weed helps you confront them.
Thankfully, we can avoid smelling it for at least a few more years here in Oregon. I was getting scared there for a bit...
Oh, please. Just because it's legal doesn't mean it's going to be everywhere. Anyone who wanted to was already doing it, now they just don't have to worry about going to jail for it. Should cut back on the paranoia.
Has anyone studied the effects of secondhand marijuana smoke?
FUD. Might be some developmental effects if smoked before 18, but nothing detrimental after.
Thankfully, we can avoid smelling it for at least a few more years here in Oregon. I was getting scared there for a bit...
Oh, please. Just because it's legal doesn't mean it's going to be everywhere. Anyone who wanted to was already doing it, now they just don't have to worry about going to jail for it. Should cut back on the paranoia.
Has anyone studied the effects of secondhand marijuana smoke?
+1, you know I knew a person once who would snoop around people's facebook accounts and decide whether she want's to hire them.
Fairly common practice these days. That's why anyone with facebook should set their profile as private (and completely so - none of the "friends of friends" nonsense) when job hunting. It's not illegal if they see something that they believe could hinder your performance, and that includes excessive partying, getting high, etc. 
I read some of the law and proposition and noticed something in the Washington law (i think i was that state). It mentioned that MJ is legal as long as it contains less than 1% THC.
1%? So we can only smoke ditch weed?
1%? So we can only smoke ditch weed?
What I don't understand it that since it became legal, does that mean that companies cannot refuse to hire you anymore if they find out that you smoked weed?
That's akin to asking if companies are allowed to peruse your credit card bills and decline to hire you if they see a W.O.W. account subscription.
+1, you know I knew a person once who would snoop around people's facebook accounts and decide whether she want's to hire them.
Firsthand or secondhand, there's no harmful effects from smoking weed.
Oh and it also makes you loose weight because it increases your metabolism. I guess as long as you don't overeat what you burned.
Thankfully, we can avoid smelling it for at least a few more years here in Oregon. I was getting scared there for a bit...
Oh, please. Just because it's legal doesn't mean it's going to be everywhere. Anyone who wanted to was already doing it, now they just don't have to worry about going to jail for it. Should cut back on the paranoia.
Has anyone studied the effects of secondhand marijuana smoke?
What I don't understand it that since it became legal, does that mean that companies cannot refuse to hire you anymore if they find out that you smoked weed?
That's akin to asking if companies are allowed to peruse your credit card bills and decline to hire you if they see a W.O.W. account subscription.
It'll be very interesting to see how the federal government reacts to this. I'd like to see public support for increased state rights.
What I don't understand it that since it became legal, does that mean that companies cannot refuse to hire you anymore if they find out that you smoked weed?
Has anyone studied the effects of secondhand marijuana smoke?
I think that's called "contact high"
On the upside, at least this will cut into cartel profits. Of course, they'll probably just push more of the harder stuff now.
But at least the vast majority of drug users won't be exposed to and offered those harder drugs when buying their weed.
Has anyone studied the effects of secondhand marijuana smoke?
I think that's called "contact high"
On the upside, at least this will cut into cartel profits. Of course, they'll probably just push more of the harder stuff now.
But at least the vast majority of drug users won't be exposed to and offered those harder drugs when buying their weed.
Has anyone studied the effects of secondhand marijuana smoke?
I think that's called "contact high"
On the upside, at least this will cut into cartel profits. Of course, they'll probably just push more of the harder stuff now.
Has anyone studied the effects of secondhand marijuana smoke?
I think that's called "contact high"
Thankfully, we can avoid smelling it for at least a few more years here in Oregon. I was getting scared there for a bit...
Oh, please. Just because it's legal doesn't mean it's going to be everywhere. Anyone who wanted to was already doing it, now they just don't have to worry about going to jail for it. Should cut back on the paranoia.
Has anyone studied the effects of secondhand marijuana smoke?
The exact amount of Tax revenue generated will be a big thing for other states, its always about the $$$$
Thankfully, we can avoid smelling it for at least a few more years here in Oregon. I was getting scared there for a bit...
Oh, please. Just because it's legal doesn't mean it's going to be everywhere. Anyone who wanted to was already doing it, now they just don't have to worry about going to jail for it. Should cut back on the paranoia.
Thankfully, we can avoid smelling it for at least a few more years here in Oregon. I was getting scared there for a bit...
That's quite a big leap..and I'm sure there will be other states to follow suit shortly, like my home state of Vermont 
Washington and Colorado now get to enjoy the extra tax revenue thanks to good 'ol Mary Jane (or at least eventually).
Washington and Colorado now get to enjoy the extra tax revenue thanks to good 'ol Mary Jane (or at least eventually).
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