Then I guess I've heard wrong so I really can't say why the pharmaceutical industry hasn't gone to town with the stuff.
I think it's more your tone. We can all disagree from time to time, but let's try and keep it civil.
There are still federal laws to follow.
Again with the insults and name calling pansy? Stop your ignorant lies and insults.
Just stop being so churlish and judgmental, and we'll stop teasing you about it all.
Buh bye pansy.
Nah. Everyone is welcome here. He/she just needs to relax a bit and stop playing the stereotype curmudgeon who keeps shaking his cane at the world.
People who smoke pot don't actually get 'addicted'. I used to smoke it but just quit without any withdrawal or side effects save, taking longer to fall asleep, because it's not even as addictive as cigarettes. More like a habit similar to chewing your fingernails. And by the way, I never objected to being called a pot head when I smoked.
She's the one who said she was outta here, just saying goodbye.
It's true, very useful to use a small amount for sleep, pain, etc. whether smoked or ingested. Much safer and not as addictive as some prescription medications that are out there. Some are highly addictive and harsh on the stomach.People who smoke pot don't actually get 'addicted'. I used to smoke it but just quit without any withdrawal or side effects save, taking longer to fall asleep, because it's not even as addictive as cigarettes. More like a habit similar to chewing your fingernails. And by the way, I never objected to being called a pot head when I smoked.
Some people take anti-depressants, I'd have a puff now and then. Instead of making the pharmaceutical industry richer by taking something that has been found to have significant side effects in some cases, to the point where doctors are concerned if you just stop taking the stuff and prefer instead, that users wean themselves off slowly over time.
You might have the answer there. Isn't there a whole lot of hoops to jump through in order to even get hold of any to do research? Back when there was a lot of discussion about the benefits of pot derivitives used in treating seizures, I think I may have heard something like that.
I don't know if this company ships outside the US, but I have been using them for years. I mostly use their topical balm/salve for muscle aches and pains, very effective.
When I worked as a quality control inspector, I sat near a women who marinated herself with her favourite perfume. If a donut was too close to her proximity, it would taste like her perfume. It was bad.
A crock pot? Really. I always thought a rice cooker was necessary but I have such a tiny kitchen that I have no more room for additional appliances of any sort. But I do have a crock pot so I'll have to give this a try. Thanks for the info.
Like I was saying to Peppermint Patty, my uncle used a cream on his really bad knees. It did provide some relief.
Keep kidding yourself about the Joe Sixpack and driving. I was once a cop and you'd lose your license in a heartbeat. Not one beer. Nada!
Yes a crock pot makes the nicest canna butter and canna oil. You can experiment and decide how strong you want it. You don’t have to make edible goodies with it. Maybe use a teaspoon full on toast or something.
Okay; I can't find a definition beyond an "ordinary man", but that can't be it. What's a "Joe Sixpack"?
You were a cop once?
Slang for the average man on the street (Joe).
I don't think so!
