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Cannabis

niyad

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1. the current version of "reefer madness".

Reply to blackspade (Original post)

Wed May 11, 2016, 09:15 PM

May 2016

hell, even the local fishwrap is carrying articles about how there really aren't the problems that were predicted (and the fishwrap is a total reichwing rag)

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So, my wife had an interesting office meeting. [View all] blackspade May 2016 OP

the current version of "reefer madness". niyad May 2016 #1

I was looking for something that specifically addressed the speaker's points. blackspade May 2016 #3

I know. trying to find the article. niyad May 2016 #4

this article is probably something along the lines of what that person was saying--but look niyad May 2016 #2

this article might help: niyad May 2016 #5

Thanks! blackspade May 2016 #6

you are most welcome niyad May 2016 #7

If it's in your pot then it's in your food. Same fertilizers. Usually pot growers ferts are better TeamPooka May 2016 #8

No question about that. blackspade May 2016 #9

Some Colorado marijuana is laden with toxic pesticides not for human consumption womanofthehills May 2016 #10

I am absolutely no expert on cannibis, SheilaT May 2016 #11

There is no test for THC that is in common use, period eridani May 2016 #12

That was what I thought. SheilaT May 2016 #13

Agree it's bad to mix smoking with driving, but-- eridani May 2016 #14

Exactly. THC is fat soluble, so it can be detected something like 2-3 weeks after ingestion. Warren DeMontague May 2016 #15