CBD
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I have considered it.
I am a smoker.
If, as a spin off from this, I end up smoking less, then that's a benefit.
And what's more, there's no nicotine in the CBD vape, so I reckon in that respect it could be a good move.
I'd no idea of your smoking history: but in any case, my comment was inspired by your description of the non-smoking lady's taking up vaping.
I think, based on what we know (or perhaps don't know) of vaping and vape-ingredients, I'd still suggest smokers try non-vape nicotine-replacement before vapes, insofar as they can't just pack it in.
Under those circs, the risk:benfit currently seems not unfavourable.
Starting to vape in order to take something that can be taken by less-questionable means doesn't to me make sense.
BenBhoy
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A regulated cannabis market
Back our plan to break the grip of criminal gangs and protect young people by introducing a legal, regulated market for cannabis.
www.libdems.org.uk
Bo Diddley
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Another joke idea from clueless politicians and idiots in Whitehall.A regulated cannabis market
Back our plan to break the grip of criminal gangs and protect young people by introducing a legal, regulated market for cannabis.
The type of people that are drawn to the Herb are people who don't want to conform to the norms in society, they beat their drum, and dance to their own tune.
It's so easy to grow they will only laugh at the idea of "Regulated Cannabis"
BenBhoy
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Hmm I'd disagree to a certain extent there mate. Yeah sure some are drawn to it initially because of the reason you suggested. But plenty choose it as life supplement but hate the 'naughty' side to it & being forced to break a law.
You could replace the word "Herb" with "fieldsports" and your statement would apply to plenty of members of this site.
Who the feck wants to comply to the norms in society, with society being what it is?
Proud to say I've always beaten my own drum and danced to my own tune!
Is it really any worse than the demon drink / alcohol
?
is it really a gateway to stronger stuff?
Plenty life’s ruined by drink and cost to NHS etc
Maybe if they decriminalised it or made it legal with venues to buy they ( powers that be ) could raise bit extra revenue for the country’s empty pockets
Maybe less trouble if folk sat down for half hour had a dooby and chilled for a bit ?
Paul
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is it really a gateway to stronger stuff?
Plenty life’s ruined by drink and cost to NHS etc
Maybe if they decriminalised it or made it legal with venues to buy they ( powers that be ) could raise bit extra revenue for the country’s empty pockets
Maybe less trouble if folk sat down for half hour had a dooby and chilled for a bit ?
Paul
BenBhoy
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I was talking to my 11 yr old about drugs other day. I described the pros & cons of booze & weed and then asked which one she thought should be legal out of those two - easy she saidIs it really any worse than the demon drink / alcohol
?
is it really a gateway to stronger stuff?
Plenty life’s ruined by drink and cost to NHS etc
Maybe if they decriminalised it or made it legal with venues to buy they ( powers that be ) could raise bit extra revenue for the country’s empty pockets
Maybe less trouble if folk sat down for half hour had a dooby and chilled for a bit ?
Paul
Bo Diddley
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Bo Diddley
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You don't see many people Stoned & Disorderly, they may want a kip on the sofa and something to eat... Drunk and Disorderly on the other hand, plenty every Friday & Saturday in Norwich...Is it really any worse than the demon drink / alcohol
?
is it really a gateway to stronger stuff?
Plenty life’s ruined by drink and cost to NHS etc
Maybe if they decriminalised it or made it legal with venues to buy they ( powers that be ) could raise bit extra revenue for the country’s empty pockets
Maybe less trouble if folk sat down for half hour had a dooby and chilled for a bit ?
Paul
Look at the Liberal states in America that have loosened drug laws, plenty of Zombie streets... mind you thinking about it there are a couple in Norwich later in the day
Bo Diddley
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Agreed Ben, if alcohol was invented tomorrow it would be illegal I'm sure.I was talking to my 11 yr old about drugs other day. I described the pros & cons of booze & weed and then asked which one she thought should be legal out of those two - easy she said
That's irrelevant.
The point I was making is that beating one's own drum and dancing to one's own tune, not just blindly following the crowd, can be positive qualities, and with fieldsports not being the "norm" in today's society those of us who shoot tend to be doing just that.
(And besides, people who strive to be "normal" tend to be excruciatingly boring!)
shakey jake
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At least keeping it illegal means no one can get it, war on drugs success
Mr Tree
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Coming soon to a town near you, a multitude of criminal children, charging around on BMX bikes, armed with knives, equipped with mobile phones, to serve up the waiting queues of zombies with any flavour they crave, a major war on drugs success!
Bo Diddley
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Are you talking about Great Yarmouth by any chance
Mr Tree
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Any town you like. Or City, just stand on Dereham Road for five minutes, unbelievable, Deliveroo for Junkies.Are you talking about Great Yarmouth by any chance
palmer_mike
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johndeere
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I am sorry to hear about your problems, the wife tried the oil it didn't work one bit, but it was in oil form and not inhaled
I had some major issues with bad knees.
A protein-based diet worked wonders for me no pain at all now.
I appreciate we are all different
hope you find a remedy
I had some major issues with bad knees.
A protein-based diet worked wonders for me no pain at all now.
I appreciate we are all different
hope you find a remedy
