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Yikes, I will look and see if there is a full vid of this.what started the laughing? They don't show this from the beginning. Obviously something to do about swinging???
This must be the man that was in danie's post about the wife who criticized her husband, "Do you have to breathe like that?"
I've never tried weed, does it make you drunk? I mean, can you drive and smoke it? I would love to have a non-addictive option for pain when needed. I don't want to have a muddled mind, though. Just curious. PM me if you don't want to say openly.
I've never tried weed, does it make you drunk? I mean, can you drive and smoke it? I would love to have a non-addictive option for pain when needed. I don't want to have a muddled mind, though. Just curious. PM me if you don't want to say openly.
I just read your article; nice work. Unfortunately, it is still illegal here in Alabama, even with support for its medical usage. I took opiods for eleven years and got off of them. (Painkillers were very helpful and even boosted my mood, but I had my own reasons for not taking them anymore.) I'd like to be able to one day use cannabis for nerve pain. Is it effective?No, it doesn't get you drunk but you still can't drive. Marijuana is not addictive. Cannabis oil, I hear, doesn't muddle your brain because there's no THC in it. Lepplady is the expert on those. I prefer edibles and only in the evenings unless I'm really hurting. I find it helps pain killer work better so I use less.
BTW, I wrote about three grannies smoking for the first time (back when I wrote for this site which has gone downhill since I left)
Must See! What Happens When Three Grandmas Smoke Pot For The First Time? | Addicting Info | The Knowledge You Crave
Yar.No, it doesn't get you drunk but you still can't drive. Marijuana is not addictive. Cannabis oil, I hear, doesn't muddle your brain because there's no THC in it. Lepplady is the expert on those. I prefer edibles and only in the evenings unless I'm really hurting. I find it helps pain killer work better so I use less.
BTW, I wrote about three grannies smoking for the first time (back when I wrote for this site which has gone downhill since I left)
Must See! What Happens When Three Grandmas Smoke Pot For The First Time? | Addicting Info | The Knowledge You Crave
Ya. Legality is the problem. The world is changing, but not fast enough. To answer your question, yes. There is nothing better for pain. I know people who have shaken opioids in favor of RSO.I just read your article; nice work. Unfortunately, it is still illegal here in Alabama, even with support for its medical usage. I took opiods for eleven years and got off of them. (Painkillers were very helpful and even boosted my mood, but I had my own reasons for not taking them anymore.) I'd like to be able to one day use cannabis for nerve pain. Is it effective?
This is encouraging, thanks for telling me.Ya. Legality is the problem. The world is changing, but not fast enough. To answer your question, yes. There is nothing better for pain. I know people who have shaken opioids in favor of RSO.
Look closely at your phone like you're reading something then mutter "Damn. It IS contagious."
Vacation to Colorado, eh? Florida? California? More legal states are popping up all the time.This is encouraging, thanks for telling me.