STUDY FINDS MINIMAL CHANGES IN DRIVING AFTER SMOKING

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Iko
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Post by Iko »

That is completely daft.
After smoking some OG18 tell me the average person is OK to drive.
Sure a chronic smoker will not be too far gone, but a once a week-month smoker will be obliterated and i certainly do not want them driving anywhere near me nor schoolzones.
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Post by Pauli Wallnuts »

ALWAYS used to smoke &drive, when i smoked in the uk i was never not stoned, from waking up to going to sleep always stoned, was fine driving, wasnt socially unacceptable like drink driving, would never drive whilst smoking a j, but just because imo smoking in the car is disgusting, yellow headliner :arrow:
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Post by Panog »

Love to smoke and drive on the highway, but I don't really live stone driving but I'm often "forced" to do it ^^
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Post by USbongLord »

no shit....and ill take that og 18,got anything else...wheres my keys...oh wait..no car...giant motorcycle..gimme nother hit of og 18 or19 :D
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Post by Uncle Ron »

2.9% THC? Can anyone say "near-bud", as in 2.9% near-beer? ':lol:' The only thing I found credible in this piece (of shit) was that reaction time was slower. Uhmm, NO SHIT. ':roll:' The rest is a lame 2nd-year-journalism-major-mid-term-GPA-saving-knee-jerk-reactionary-seeking-cling-on-ass-wipe paper. Whew. ':lol:'

Adding to Iko, grab a punter off the street and give 'em a vape bag full of the most potent gear available, preferably a heavy Sativa. Watch 'em have a 'whitey' before getting into the car. ':lol:' Better still(?), would probably suffer a major panic/paranoia attack while negotiating traffic, or worse, when encountering the police. ':shock:' ':lol:' Remember, we are talking about the average Joe/Jane and not a seasoned midnight-toker. ':lol:'
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Post by Sir Niall of Essex-sire »

Driving a car is a responsibilty towards others not just yourself . Show respect and don't drive under the influence of any mind altering substance.
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Sir Niall of Essex-sire wrote:Driving a car is a responsibilty towards others not just yourself . Show respect and don't drive under the influence of any mind altering substance.
or know your limit
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....gas was 29 cents a gallon, weed was 15 dollars a lid, space patrolling was the norm, only the prices have changed.
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Sir Niall of Essex-sire wrote:Driving a car is a responsibilty towards others not just yourself . Show respect and don't drive under the influence of any mind altering substance.
I drive under the influence of alcohol very often, but never over the legal limit. I never smoke when baked either (I don't get high :wink:).

I don't care what some study shows; I don't think anyone should drive when high.
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