I'm sorry, you must be high right now, that was all a bunch of pothead gobbledygook.DannyDuberstein said:
Seriously. It is so incredibly ignorant.
My own example - I'm a VP at a Fortune 50 with one kid in grad school and one at A&M, all 100% on my dime. My life can be a nice fat stressball at times. I don't drink because even 1-2 wrecks my sleep. But when things get thick, the occasional delta 8 or 9 a little while before bedtime to decompress and then help sleep was very helpful. I track my sleep and it was absolutely benefitting my health. Maybe once a week at times. Maybe once a month other. But thanks to diddle dan, not going to be an option. Freedom?
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Look into the CUP program. It's ~$80 through leafly to get certified and very easy to get approved.DannyDuberstein said:
Seriously. It is so incredibly ignorant.
My own example - I'm a VP at a Fortune 50 with one kid in grad school and one at A&M, all 100% on my dime. My life can be a nice fat stressball at times. I basically don't drink anymore except for special occasions, because after age 40-45, having even 1-2 wrecks my sleep. But when things get thick, the occasional delta 8 or 9 a little while before bedtime to decompress and then help sleep was very helpful. I track my sleep and it was absolutely benefitting my health. Maybe once a week at times. Maybe once a month other. But thanks to diddle dan, not going to be an option. Freedom?
It'll cost you 5-10x as much, but you'll still have legal access.
Appreciate that, but I shouldn't have to be diagnosed in some way to make an adult decision for what is basically a harmless little relaxation boost every once in a while. As a Gen Xer that was a latch key kid by the end of 1st grade, I am simply very much in the "just leave me the **** alone, I'm not jumping thru anyone's hoops" camp. I'll just go without, but it's all incredibly stupid.
DannyDuberstein said:
Appreciate that, but I shouldn't have to be diagnosed in some way to make an adult decision for what is basically a harmless little relaxation boost every once in a while. As a Gen Xer that was a latch key kid by the end of 1st grade, I am simply very much in the "just leave me the **** alone, I'm not jumping thru anyone's hoops" camp. I'll just go without, but it's all incredibly stupid.
The horror.BenFiasco14 said:bobbranco said:Then why mention it???BenFiasco14 said:bobbranco said:BenFiasco14 said:
Was at a dinner earlier and a friends dad (60s brought this up). Proudly told us he's never ever had a whiff of marijuana or ever tried the stuff.
Homie had 4 miller lites with dinner, threw in a pinch of Copenhagen after, then drove up to Oklahoma to spend the weekend at Choctaw.
But thank goodness he's never polluted his temple with weed. Lol. Wonder if my friends dad posts on here? He's an Aggie.
The horror.
Thanks for missing the point entirely. Nobody has an issue with his miller lite.
If you want weed smoke it. I don't care. Don't stink up my streets with your weed, thank you.
I was demonstrating he's a hypocrite. He took a sanctimonious holier than thou attitude about being "drug free" then proceeded to enjoy two legal vices then drive to Oklahoma to experience another.
bobbranco said:The horror.BenFiasco14 said:bobbranco said:Then why mention it???BenFiasco14 said:bobbranco said:BenFiasco14 said:
Was at a dinner earlier and a friends dad (60s brought this up). Proudly told us he's never ever had a whiff of marijuana or ever tried the stuff.
Homie had 4 miller lites with dinner, threw in a pinch of Copenhagen after, then drove up to Oklahoma to spend the weekend at Choctaw.
But thank goodness he's never polluted his temple with weed. Lol. Wonder if my friends dad posts on here? He's an Aggie.
The horror.
Thanks for missing the point entirely. Nobody has an issue with his miller lite.
If you want weed smoke it. I don't care. Don't stink up my streets with your weed, thank you.
I was demonstrating he's a hypocrite. He took a sanctimonious holier than thou attitude about being "drug free" then proceeded to enjoy two legal vices then drive to Oklahoma to experience another.
The next original thought you have will be your first.
Bunk Moreland said:bobbranco said:The horror.BenFiasco14 said:bobbranco said:Then why mention it???BenFiasco14 said:bobbranco said:BenFiasco14 said:
Was at a dinner earlier and a friends dad (60s brought this up). Proudly told us he's never ever had a whiff of marijuana or ever tried the stuff.
Homie had 4 miller lites with dinner, threw in a pinch of Copenhagen after, then drove up to Oklahoma to spend the weekend at Choctaw.
But thank goodness he's never polluted his temple with weed. Lol. Wonder if my friends dad posts on here? He's an Aggie.
The horror.
Thanks for missing the point entirely. Nobody has an issue with his miller lite.
If you want weed smoke it. I don't care. Don't stink up my streets with your weed, thank you.
I was demonstrating he's a hypocrite. He took a sanctimonious holier than thou attitude about being "drug free" then proceeded to enjoy two legal vices then drive to Oklahoma to experience another.
The next original thought you have will be your first.
4 beers. A joint. BFD. Get a life and quit being whining stoners, develop a valid argument and get involved. Otherwise light one up champ, eat a box of gummies, better yet a pan of brownies. I don't care.
bobbranco said:The horror.BenFiasco14 said:bobbranco said:Then why mention it???BenFiasco14 said:bobbranco said:BenFiasco14 said:
Was at a dinner earlier and a friends dad (60s brought this up). Proudly told us he's never ever had a whiff of marijuana or ever tried the stuff.
Homie had 4 miller lites with dinner, threw in a pinch of Copenhagen after, then drove up to Oklahoma to spend the weekend at Choctaw.
But thank goodness he's never polluted his temple with weed. Lol. Wonder if my friends dad posts on here? He's an Aggie.
The horror.
Thanks for missing the point entirely. Nobody has an issue with his miller lite.
If you want weed smoke it. I don't care. Don't stink up my streets with your weed, thank you.
I was demonstrating he's a hypocrite. He took a sanctimonious holier than thou attitude about being "drug free" then proceeded to enjoy two legal vices then drive to Oklahoma to experience another.
So you understand that it's not a big deal.
The Michael Scott of Texags
I'm not your boss but glad you hate the boss. Have some brie and whine.
Bunk Moreland said:jickyjack1 said:
IMHO, THC is not the big problem. alcohol is the big problem.
FIFY.
No argument from me.
jickyjack1
So do you consider consuming THC products a vice also? Since you consider consuming alcohol and gambling to be vices..........BenFiasco14 said:bobbranco said:Then why mention it???BenFiasco14 said:bobbranco said:BenFiasco14 said:
Was at a dinner earlier and a friends dad (60s brought this up). Proudly told us he's never ever had a whiff of marijuana or ever tried the stuff.
Homie had 4 miller lites with dinner, threw in a pinch of Copenhagen after, then drove up to Oklahoma to spend the weekend at Choctaw.
But thank goodness he's never polluted his temple with weed. Lol. Wonder if my friends dad posts on here? He's an Aggie.
The horror.
Thanks for missing the point entirely. Nobody has an issue with his miller lite.
If you want weed smoke it. I don't care. Don't stink up my streets with your weed, thank you.
I was demonstrating he's a hypocrite. He took a sanctimonious holier than thou attitude about being "drug free" then proceeded to enjoy two legal vices then drive to Oklahoma to experience another.
txyaloo said:Look into the CUP program. It's ~$80 through leafly to get certified and very easy to get approved.DannyDuberstein said:
Seriously. It is so incredibly ignorant.
My own example - I'm a VP at a Fortune 50 with one kid in grad school and one at A&M, all 100% on my dime. My life can be a nice fat stressball at times. I basically don't drink anymore except for special occasions, because after age 40-45, having even 1-2 wrecks my sleep. But when things get thick, the occasional delta 8 or 9 a little while before bedtime to decompress and then help sleep was very helpful. I track my sleep and it was absolutely benefitting my health. Maybe once a week at times. Maybe once a month other. But thanks to diddle dan, not going to be an option. Freedom?
It'll cost you 5-10x as much, but you'll still have legal access.
I'm interested if the process is straightforward. Like I mentioned earlier, full spectrum CBD has been a game changer for my sleep and recovery. Similar to Danny's comments.
According to Leafly you only qualify with these:
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)
Severe Autism
Cancer
Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
Parkinson's Disease
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Epilepsy or other seizure disorders
Alzheimer's or other incurable neurodegenerative diseases
https://www.leafly.com/news/strains-products/how-to-get-a-medical-card-in-texas
Maybe they can skirt these requirements for things like anxiety/depression?
Rattler12 said:So do you consider consuming THC products a vice also? Since you consider consuming alcohol and gambling to be vices..........BenFiasco14 said:bobbranco said:Then why mention it???BenFiasco14 said:bobbranco said:BenFiasco14 said:
Was at a dinner earlier and a friends dad (60s brought this up). Proudly told us he's never ever had a whiff of marijuana or ever tried the stuff.
Homie had 4 miller lites with dinner, threw in a pinch of Copenhagen after, then drove up to Oklahoma to spend the weekend at Choctaw.
But thank goodness he's never polluted his temple with weed. Lol. Wonder if my friends dad posts on here? He's an Aggie.
The horror.
Thanks for missing the point entirely. Nobody has an issue with his miller lite.
If you want weed smoke it. I don't care. Don't stink up my streets with your weed, thank you.
I was demonstrating he's a hypocrite. He took a sanctimonious holier than thou attitude about being "drug free" then proceeded to enjoy two legal vices then drive to Oklahoma to experience another.
Not sure what gotcha you have lined up for this, but generally yes - especially smoking it. However, unlike booze, tobacco, and gambling, there are legit medicinal and positive uses for marijuana. So in that sense it's not a vice.
Just like nicotine has some positive effects, it's the tobacco and tar that's the issue. I think with weed, smoking it is dangerous just like inhaling anything into your lungs is dangerous.
I see almost zero downside to consuming marijuana in edible form. The worst side effect is the munchies and without self control you could overeat big time, very similar to the 2 am drunken food run type of deal.
CNN is an enemy of the state and should be treated as such.
Good God Texas...you archaic PoS. Get with the fn' times and just legalize it all...GD.
I'm not even a consumer of any of it....I just really disagree with any government or governing body giving themselves the authority to ban a naturally occurring plant or any of it's components/derivatives.
I'm not even a consumer of any of it....I just really disagree with any government or governing body giving themselves the authority to ban a naturally occurring plant or any of it's components/derivatives.
We should have fed our dairy cattle marijuana ......milk sales would have been through the roof
oh i get it, its like humor...but different.Rattler12 said:
We should have fed our dairy cattle marijuana ......milk sales would have been through the roof
92Ag95 said:
Good God Texas...you archaic PoS. Get with the fn' times and just legalize it all...GD.
I'm not even a consumer of any of it....I just really disagree with any government or governing body giving themselves the authority to ban a naturally occurring plant or any of it's components/derivatives.
Also hard drugs?
The issue I have with legalization is I'm on the hook to pay for the negative effects on society.
Logos Stick said:92Ag95 said:
Good God Texas...you archaic PoS. Get with the fn' times and just legalize it all...GD.
I'm not even a consumer of any of it....I just really disagree with any government or governing body giving themselves the authority to ban a naturally occurring plant or any of it's components/derivatives.
Also hard drugs?
The issue I have with legalization is I'm on the hook to pay for the negative effects on society.
Yeah, let's keep everything in the underground black market. That really worked out well for us in the past.
And yeah, I'm for full legalization of EVERYTHING. Tens of thousands of people are dying because everything is on the black market and cut with all kinds of dangerous *****
Make Cocaine Great Again
We don't need people dying of fentanyl overdose for simply picking up an 8-ball.
I noticed I actually renewed mine this year with Leafwell, not leafly. Tell them you have ptsd.AgsMyDude said:txyaloo said:Look into the CUP program. It's ~$80 through leafly to get certified and very easy to get approved.DannyDuberstein said:
Seriously. It is so incredibly ignorant.
My own example - I'm a VP at a Fortune 50 with one kid in grad school and one at A&M, all 100% on my dime. My life can be a nice fat stressball at times. I basically don't drink anymore except for special occasions, because after age 40-45, having even 1-2 wrecks my sleep. But when things get thick, the occasional delta 8 or 9 a little while before bedtime to decompress and then help sleep was very helpful. I track my sleep and it was absolutely benefitting my health. Maybe once a week at times. Maybe once a month other. But thanks to diddle dan, not going to be an option. Freedom?
It'll cost you 5-10x as much, but you'll still have legal access.
I'm interested if the process is straightforward. Like I mentioned earlier, full spectrum CBD has been a game changer for my sleep and recovery. Similar to Danny's comments.
According to Leafly you only qualify with these:
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)
Severe Autism
Cancer
Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
Parkinson's Disease
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Epilepsy or other seizure disorders
Alzheimer's or other incurable neurodegenerative diseases
https://www.leafly.com/news/strains-products/how-to-get-a-medical-card-in-texas
Maybe they can skirt these requirements for things like anxiety/depression?
I went with one of the clinics partnered with the licensed Texas dispensaries to get my initial prescription. It was 3x the cost of Leafwell and the doctor asked more questions. Leafwell felt like a rubber stamp.
Wyoming Aggie said:Logos Stick said:92Ag95 said:
Good God Texas...you archaic PoS. Get with the fn' times and just legalize it all...GD.
I'm not even a consumer of any of it....I just really disagree with any government or governing body giving themselves the authority to ban a naturally occurring plant or any of it's components/derivatives.
Also hard drugs?
The issue I have with legalization is I'm on the hook to pay for the negative effects on society.
Yeah, let's keep everything in the underground black market. That really worked out well for us in the past.
And yeah, I'm for full legalization of EVERYTHING. Tens of thousands of people are dying because everything is on the black market and cut with all kinds of dangerous *****
Make Cocaine Great Again
We don't need people dying of fentanyl overdose for simply picking up an 8-ball.
A black market will still exist because the drugs will be taxed and regulated, which drives up the cost significantly. Look at states that legalized marijuana, like CO. Huge black market.
Logos Stick said:Wyoming Aggie said:Logos Stick said:92Ag95 said:
Good God Texas...you archaic PoS. Get with the fn' times and just legalize it all...GD.
I'm not even a consumer of any of it....I just really disagree with any government or governing body giving themselves the authority to ban a naturally occurring plant or any of it's components/derivatives.
Also hard drugs?
The issue I have with legalization is I'm on the hook to pay for the negative effects on society.
Yeah, let's keep everything in the underground black market. That really worked out well for us in the past.
And yeah, I'm for full legalization of EVERYTHING. Tens of thousands of people are dying because everything is on the black market and cut with all kinds of dangerous *****
Make Cocaine Great Again
We don't need people dying of fentanyl overdose for simply picking up an 8-ball.
A black market will still exist because the drugs will be taxed and regulated, which drives up the cost significantly. Look at states that legalized marijuana, like CO. Huge black market.
A black market will always exist.
The point is that when it is regulated, it is much safer and society benefits as a whole by taxing it and putting it towards the public good.
Seriously, I'd be ****ing terrified if I had college aged kids these days. Back when I was in school, you didn't have to worry about OD'ing on fentanyl when you wanted to take a little bump like most adults do when they are young and experimenting.
Logos Stick said:92Ag95 said:
Good God Texas...you archaic PoS. Get with the fn' times and just legalize it all...GD.
I'm not even a consumer of any of it....I just really disagree with any government or governing body giving themselves the authority to ban a naturally occurring plant or any of it's components/derivatives.
Also hard drugs?
The issue I have with legalization is I'm on the hook to pay for the negative effects on society.
You're on the hook for the costs of keeping it illegal too. And it's expensive.
No...I'm just talking about weed.Logos Stick said:92Ag95 said:
Good God Texas...you archaic PoS. Get with the fn' times and just legalize it all...GD.
I'm not even a consumer of any of it....I just really disagree with any government or governing body giving themselves the authority to ban a naturally occurring plant or any of it's components/derivatives.
Also hard drugs?
The issue I have with legalization is I'm on the hook to pay for the negative effects on society.
mLogos Stick said:92Ag95 said:
Good God Texas...you archaic PoS. Get with the fn' times and just legalize it all...GD.
I'm not even a consumer of any of it....I just really disagree with any government or governing body giving themselves the authority to ban a naturally occurring plant or any of it's components/derivatives.
Also hard drugs?
The issue I have with legalization is I'm on the hook to pay for the negative effects on society.
As stated multiple times already, almost every hard drug can already be purchased legally in some form. The difference is the amount of hoops you have to jump through to qualify for using it.
Teslag said:Logos Stick said:92Ag95 said:
Good God Texas...you archaic PoS. Get with the fn' times and just legalize it all...GD.
I'm not even a consumer of any of it....I just really disagree with any government or governing body giving themselves the authority to ban a naturally occurring plant or any of it's components/derivatives.
Also hard drugs?
The issue I have with legalization is I'm on the hook to pay for the negative effects on society.
You're on the hook for the costs of keeping it illegal too. And it's expensive.
Gotta keep those private prison systems full
These THC shops are an absolute blight and should be shut down. It's trash that has no place in civil society.
Not only is THC linked to schizophrenia, it causes gynomastia and decreased testosterone production.
Doped up, large breasted "males" should not be welcome in the Republican Party.
Not only is THC linked to schizophrenia, it causes gynomastia and decreased testosterone production.
Doped up, large breasted "males" should not be welcome in the Republican Party.
Yes, only normal people for the Repub party
You know what is even more of a blight? Empty strip malls. If there were businesses lining up to rent space, there wouldn't be as many smoke and vape shops.
They're fighting to make TCUP narrower also.
https://www.fox7austin.com/news/texas-senate-amendment-bill-medical-marijuana
https://www.fox7austin.com/news/texas-senate-amendment-bill-medical-marijuana
ApolloAg said:
Not only is THC linked to schizophrenia, it causes gynomastia and decreased testosterone production.
Doped up, large breasted "males" should not be welcome in the Republican Party.
I'm not sure how conclusive the studies are with this, especially gynomastia and decreased testosterone, but there are studies that indicate alcohol causes that too.
So ban alcohol as well then, right? Some people can POSSIBLY have negative side effects…so we might as well play it safe and take it completely away from the public for everyone's safety.
Not really. Those conditions aren't part of the current program.The Sun said:
They're fighting to make TCUP narrower also.
https://www.fox7austin.com/news/texas-senate-amendment-bill-medical-marijuana
What is dirty is the Senate said they supported the expansion which is why the house passed the ban.
An honest person would say either ban both alcohol and thc, or legalize both. But we are dealing with politicians and the dumbasses they dupe at the church potluck
ApolloAg said:
These THC shops are an absolute blight and should be shut down. It's trash that has no place in civil society.
Not only is THC linked to schizophrenia, it causes gynomastia and decreased testosterone production.
Doped up, large breasted "males" should not be welcome in the Republican Party.
I remember when the Republican Party used to claim they were the party of freedom. Per usual, it turns out to be a lie. Tell us more about how much you love Daddy government infringing on personal freedom.
I despise the left but they are way more freedom-loving than low IQ Republicans ever will be.
Depends on the issue. They sure aren't freedom loving when it comes to taxes or rights of private businesses.
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