Cannabis for California

Gn2Dlnd · 03-27-2010, 10:59 AM

^ No. As I said, a whiff of weed in passing is not a big deal. And then I responded to your post, which I realized later was not necessarily directed at me. Sorry. That said, in answer to this post,

, you talked about being in a room filled with smoke and not getting so much as a contact high. That's where my mileage varies. Definitely contact high, possible actual high, 'cause, you know, I'm breathing actual smoke. If I'm at a party, I remove myself from the smoky area. If I'm at home, or a place of business, and the room is filling up with smoke from an adjacent area, I'm kinda screwed. When I first got sober, I had an apartment that had windows that wouldn't quite close looking into an alley that was a favorite haunt of the smokers. I'd just have to leave. Eventually I moved. Kind of a drag.

Actually, I'm likely to have more trouble resisting the delicious pizza that you just pulled out of the oven, than the weed the guys are smoking out on the back patio. Someone in the room sparks up a doob, though, it's time to say goodnight.

Ghoulish Delight · 03-27-2010, 11:58 AM

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Actually, I'm likely to have more trouble resisting the delicious pizza that you just pulled out of the oven, than the weed the guys are smoking out on the back patio. Someone in the room sparks up a doob, though, it's time to say goodnight.

I don't imagine this change in law would really make an appreciable difference in that respect compared to what goes on now. That's just a matter of courtesy, not law. I know for a fact that you've been to many-a-party at which marijuana was present, and I don't believe I've ever seen you have to leave for that reason. Most marijuana users, at least most of the ones I'd care to associate with, understand that it's kinda rude to just spark up in close quarters with people who may not be interested and go out of their way to be discreet and unobtrusive. Surely some don't, but seeing as the existing laws have not proven a significant barrier to marijuana's use, I don't really see the use patterns changing significantly.

BarTopDancer · 03-27-2010, 11:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Gn2Dlnd

^ No. As I said, a whiff of weed in passing is not a big deal. And then I responded to your post, which I realized later was not necessarily directed at me. Sorry. That said, in answer to this post,

, you talked about being in a room filled with smoke and not getting so much as a contact high.

No worries. I was speaking from my experience and some research that was done on amounts needed to fail a drug test. That doesn't mean being around the smoke won't effect some people.

Oh and you can't fly if you take Zyrtec either.

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Gn2Dlnd Parmmadore Jim Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Casita del Queso Posts: 3,810	^ No. As I said, a whiff of weed in passing is not a big deal. And then I responded to your post, which I realized later was not necessarily directed at me. Sorry. That said, in answer to this post, , you talked about being in a room filled with smoke and not getting so much as a contact high. That's where my mileage varies. Definitely contact high, possible actual high, 'cause, you know, I'm breathing actual smoke. If I'm at a party, I remove myself from the smoky area. If I'm at home, or a place of business, and the room is filling up with smoke from an adjacent area, I'm kinda screwed. When I first got sober, I had an apartment that had windows that wouldn't quite close looking into an alley that was a favorite haunt of the smokers. I'd just have to leave. Eventually I moved. Kind of a drag. Actually, I'm likely to have more trouble resisting the delicious pizza that you just pulled out of the oven, than the weed the guys are smoking out on the back patio. Someone in the room sparks up a doob, though, it's time to say goodnight. __________________ Does anyone still wear a hat?
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