Whatever you want, but everyone is limited in quantity. You can't walk in and buy a pound of weed. When I was in Colorado last summer it was 7grams per day per person. Funny thing is edibles are only considered 1 gram. I bought a 7 grams my first day in smokable form. Every day after that it was a mix of mouth spray's, cookies, brownies and suckers. Best vacation I've had in years!

Wrong again.

All cannabis has THC in it, it's just a matter of how much. Even hemp that you find growing on the side of the road has minuscule amounts of THC in it. Just not enough to get you high.

Edibles are maxed out at 100mg total THC for recreational out of staters like Ham. Unfortunately for math that equates to 70 edibles per day. More if you're buying less potent stuff.

No specifications at all except how many plants you're allowed to grow. You can see at dr. at 9am and see me at 10.

marijuana is completely harmless so I'm not sure what the big deal is; a bit archaic in 2015

Good to know. I'm guessing certain strains are more beneficial to specific ailments. Is that a conversation/recommendation that gets had at the dispensary or do people just pick out whatever?

There are some shops that will treat you like cattle regardless of your medical card. But most medical shops are going to be staffed with people that will have that conversation with you all day, every day.

You can also just pick out whatever.

He must be!! SMFH

I think i understand you now.

What is really a completely contradictory fact, is that on one hand the government and many states are racing to legalize pot and on the other, heroin overdoses and addiction is at an all time high and out of control.

How do you explain the total polar opposites to young people about drugs? I'm so glad I don't have kids.

It's scarey scho. Being home enough to be there for them instead of making the almighty dollar paramount and/or putting in a good private school that's educates them on what habits they need to succeed and educates them about the perils of drugs. Though nothing entirely fail-proof these days. There's a lot out there today that makes it easier for kids to fail in life.

That was soooooooooooo ****ed up.


seriously twisted :eek:

Telling them the truth about drugs is probably a good place to start. Arm your kids with as much good information as possible, and trust them to do the right thing.

Pretending that weed fries your brain, funds terrorism, and makes white women lust after black men probably isn't the best way to go. I mean, two of those things aren't even true.

ROFL

Mostly because the DEA has been cracking down on prescription opioids so users turn to the next best largely available thing which is heroin.

Yes, the war on drugs is quite adept at turning out the opposite outcome of what it supporters wish it would do.