CannabisCulture is probably the most reliable source for unbiased information on cannabis on the Internets. |
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CannabisCulture is probably the most reliable source for unbiased information on cannabis on the Internets. |
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Well then lets all get high and take a ROADTRIP!!! |
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Interesting, I did not think to look into this yet. |
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That was a funny read: |
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Are we talking about the same episode? Where he came with Victoria? (Then again he probably goes to all places with her.) I felt like he didn't have any witty comebacks to anything and was basically just sitting there, uncomfortable. He didn't even say anything intelligible. Ali G walked all over him! |
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I had nothing but respect for that, it was all for children in need, so for him to go on there and get publically humiliated, as most people do on there, I thought he and Victoria were really good sports for doing it. |
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I learned how to drive standard when I was baked. |
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Its some huge charity thing we do over here once a year I think, or might be every other year, it was all for charity, so save like kids and stuff. So was more a charity thing rather than a publicity stunt. |
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The point is that being on the phone is still bad. We can't measure how often people put down phones. |
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I've driven stoned and I've been in cars where friends have driven stoned... really, it's no different than if they were sober. From my experience they don't take as many risks, if any at all, as drunken drivers. When I drove high I wasn't really ruthless or aggressive, I was pretty much the same sober driver I normally am. I was also driving standard. |
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Starry starry night, paint your pallet blue and gray,
Look out on a summers day,
with eyes that know the darkness of my soul.
Yeah, that's the word I missed, perception. Perception wasn't affected as much as it was during a drunken spin (don't do it), not to the point where it was dangerous. |
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Starry starry night, paint your pallet blue and gray,
Look out on a summers day,
with eyes that know the darkness of my soul.
But could you respond to a sudden event as fast as when sober, a child crossing the street out of nowhere for instance? |
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