Nothing wrong with getting high, but don't do it behind the wheel.

Why didnt you get in the passenger seat and ask for a couple of puffs... it probably would have made your day a bit less stressful.

Forgive me if I don't but much stock in a mental health assessment done over the internet by someone whose brain is clogged with a lifetime of bong resin. :)

That said, I am crazy. I'm completely nucking futz, but it has nothing to do with my attitude towards DUI/DWI.

Is weed still illegal? Don't seem like it no mo...

??? :skip: + :bong: = :hump: lambs

5 years in prison for 2nd offense? Like the prisons aren't already overcrowded with pot offenders. Yes, you're crazy. Ignorant too.

Driving drunk is just too big of a gamble. I'm aware that plenty of people claim to be "good" at it, and for all I know, maybe they are. But it still doesn't make any sense to risk a potentially life threatening disaster just so you can get some Sonic.

More to the point, however, I really don't think that pot smokers are all that dangerous behind the wheel. I've never done it, but I've seen countless numbers of friends get high, and they are WAY more coordinated and focused than when they are drunk. Probably even more so than I am when I'm tired. And I actually drive when I'm tired quite a bit, which I know is dangerous.

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Crazy? Yes. Ignorant? ROFL

Personally, I'm for treating pot (and pretty much any other intoxicant) like alcohol.

I simply have no tolerance for idiots who climb behind the wheel when they are drunk or high. F**k 'em.

And if you're dumb enough to climb behind the wheel drunk or high, f**k you. :)

My sentiments exactly. :clap:

You are a dumbfuk.

ROFL

I don't agree with his thought processes either, but our conflicting sense of right, and wrong, does not make him a dumb****.

His past experiences make it impossible to look at it from an unbiased prospective, and if it like I think it is, I don't really blame him at all.

I don't have much tolerance for ridiculous statements.

I'll agree that it was a ridiculous view of justice, but you have to admit, that it's a beautiful thing, that he has just as much right to be an intolerant asshole, as you do.

toke up
 

I'd have asked him to pass me the blunt.