Re-Legalization

[jeepster]

I'm constantly amazed at the parade of scientific studies that show good effects from smoking marijuana. The latest says weed can reduce inflamation of the brain, stimulate formation of new brain cells and possibly prevent or delay Alzheimer's disease.

http://researchnews.osu.edu/archive/endocan.htm

Form your own Alzheimer's study group now.
A brain is a terrible thing to waste.

Someone get semi stoned before it's too late.

Maybe when Obama is prez they'll lighten up on weed. At least he got the point. The only bad thing I know about weed is getting busted.

Originally Posted by MesquiteMan

I would not know. Tried it (weed) once ...did not like it.

You have to learn to get high. Really. Few people will get anything but dizzy the first time they smoke weed. If you drink and smoke you will definitely get dizzy.
I'm not saying you should keep trying, that's yer choice. It kinda grows on you.

[stud pumpkin]

Originally Posted by Unregistered

You have to learn to get high. Really. Few people will get anything but dizzy the first time they smoke weed. If you drink and smoke you will definitely get dizzy.
I'm not saying you should keep trying, that's yer choice. It kinda grows on you.

It's a change in perception that you have to learn to recognize. Anyone who tries to get someone really zonked first time out ought to be shot. Weed is not for the boozer mentality. The idea is to get high not bombed. Sure there are plenty of pudnubs who just want to get 'totally zonked' but they're always boozers too and usually do any drug they can get their hands on. They've got problems that came before the drugs and that drugs will never cure. I read that changes attributed to drug use almost always came before the drugs. And from experience I know that people who use drugs and have problems still have those problems after they stop using drugs. Connecting the dots don't always give the right picture.

It's always dangerous to generalize.

http://daily.stanford.edu/article/20...TheLinkWorkThe

http://www.health.harvard.edu/fhg/up...ate0503c.shtml

why is this and oher threads being edited by not posting comments that counter the moderators opinion?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

It's always dangerous to generalize.

http://daily.stanford.edu/article/20...TheLinkWorkThe

http://www.health.harvard.edu/fhg/up...ate0503c.shtml

Those articles prove nothing.
Depression is virtually impossible to define in a manner appliable to all equally.
Assigning blame for depression on weed is stupid.

[semi-native]

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