Age of Marijuana Use and Psychosis

[subzero]

Exactly. We were talking about kids accidentally consuming marijuana cookies and candy because they didn't know better. We weren't discussing someone going around and injecting a child full of THC via a needle.

Yeah, looks like I read that one wrong. 37 pages of catching up on this runaway train.

Pretty sure that stuff comes with child resistant caps now. Also it doesn't usually smell or look like candy. I think.

The point was you were looking for statistics on accidental alcohol consumption. You said you weren't able to find much of anything on that topic. I believe that's the case because people know about the dangers of children drinking alcohol and they're probably concerned with keeping their goods rather than having a kid ingest some, dump it out, drop and break the bottle (likely getting hurt in the process), etc. I don't think we can say there's a lack of accidental alcohol incidents with children because they take a swig and think it tastes disgusting. Bleach, drain-o, glue... maybe it tastes good. I've never tried it, but a lot of kids have and were sent to the hospital or morgue as a result.

Over 1000 years. You're talking about stuff like BHO and shatter?

Yes (shatter is BHO).

"Congrats, you are a fucking druggie. Lets hope your supplier is the rollerboys so the world isn't subjected to more of you."

Can someone explain this 'rollerboys' thing to me? I must have missed something. Do they poison weed or something? If that's the case, sorry to disappoint you, but I won't be going anywhere.

[Latrinsorm]

A girl in town stabbed and killed herself while on LSD when we were in high school. I had some of the same LSD and managed to not freak out and kill myself as did a whole lot of other people I know. I get that LSD and cannabis are very different, but you simply can't regulate people doing stupid shit away. I assume we're all ok with how alcohol is regulated (no Latrin, you don't count) and none of us are under the impression that DUI-related incidents or people just being drunken assholes/idiots have been regulated down to zero. Does anyone believe that more regulations on alcohol would prevent more DUIs? I doubt it. Don't get me wrong. I'm not against regulations on this stuff, but "more" isn't always the answer.

When the BAC level for DUI was reduced from .15 to .10, DUIs went down. When the BAC level for DUI was reduced from .10 to .08, DUIs went down. With that in mind, why wouldn't you believe more regulations would prevent more DUIs?

I trust that most people are out for themselves and looking to enrich their lives. That may often come at the expense of others. If you want to trust anyone who claims to be a professional based on nothing other than, "That's what they do, of course they know better"... good luck.

Paranoia is a symptom of psychosis, you know.

I don't think the government or anybody else is the 'bogeyman.' I am not afraid of the dark. My body is more than my house or my car or my nationality or my beliefs. It is my whole self, the sum of all my parts, not just it's physical mechanics that can be quantified by science. Nobody knows it like I do. This feels really deep. I think I am going to go look at shoes now.

Okay, but returning to the question: how specifically would your knowledge have protected you from manufacturing errors in empagliflozin? or almond milk? or bottled water?

[Androidpk]

Wtf are rollerboys?

[JackWhisper]

Wtf are rollerboys?

Fuck you're out of touch.

[subzero]

When the BAC level for DUI was reduced from .15 to .10, DUIs went down. When the BAC level for DUI was reduced from .10 to .08, DUIs went down.

More regulations would be additional rules. Altering a value in an existing rule does not add to the regulations.

With that in mind, why wouldn't you believe more regulations would prevent more DUIs?

Because people will still easily get alcohol and act like idiots thereafter.

Paranoia is a symptom of psychosis, you know.

An accepted risk. I'm enjoying my psychosis-filled life.

Fuck you're out of touch.

That looks really gay. Could you maybe just hit us with a synopsis?

[JackWhisper]

Teenagers take over the synthetic drug world in a beachside city. Their trademark is rollerblading. This movie came out when rollerblading was hip and new. End of synopsis.

PS: There are gloriously fuckin epic mullets in the movie. LOL.

[subzero]

Teenagers take over the synthetic drug world in a beachside city. Their trademark is rollerblading. This movie came out when rollerblading was hip and new. End of synopsis.

PS: There are gloriously fuckin epic mullets in the movie. LOL.

Well... there's a reason it's available in full on youtube, I guess. I was wondering more how having my devil-man drug dealer being the rollerboys would put an end to me. From the looks of things though, it can't be worth knowing.

[JackWhisper]

The movie was out when I was barely growing pubes. It's worth a watch, just for the OMFG THAT PERSONS IN XXXXXXX NOW and then laugh because they were in this movie. Wearing rollerblades. And a mullet. And probably a trenchcoat.

[subzero]

The movie was out when I was barely growing pubes. It's worth a watch, just for the OMFG THAT PERSONS IN XXXXXXX NOW and then laugh because they were in this movie. Wearing rollerblades. And a mullet. And probably a trenchcoat.

I'll put it on right after the Kina Granis concert!

[Jarvan]

Well... there's a reason it's available in full on youtube, I guess. I was wondering more how having my devil-man drug dealer being the rollerboys would put an end to me. From the looks of things though, it can't be worth knowing.

Just watched the movie. Apparently they add stuff to their drugs to make the users of their drugs sterile so as to get rid of the genetics of the people that use drugs. Eugenics, they must be liberals.