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I absolutely agree. I'm vaping medical cannabis with over 30% THC and like it alot. Yes it's very strong and hard to dose, but there are options. I use an analy
by jona-f 2y ago
I absolutely agree. I'm vaping medical cannabis with over 30% THC and like it alot. Yes it's very strong and hard to dose, but there are options. I use an analytical scale with .1mg display, so I can measure the 20-25mg per hit. Without a scale you can start with a very small amount and redose as needed.
Also, knowing the effects of weed, I don't mind an overdose if I don't have to socialize afterwards. Don't start with the strongest weed you can find and go slow until you know it's working for you.
Then, joints are a horrible way of getting high. The tobacco makes you addicted much more, burning everything destroys half of the THC and then your health and another half ends up as disgusting smelly smoke in your environment.
- pixelpoet 2y agoYep, it truly isn't rocket surgery, and even in the worst case, ohhh no, I might be a little too high for 30 minutes, sacre bleu!! Truly the end of the world, better make it illegal again so we can all go back to smoking larger amounts of dodgy street stuff laced with god knows what. That'll improve everything for sure! Brilliant. I only ever smoke pure (basically the only person in Europe to do so unfortunately) but still call it a joint if it's rolled, maybe there's a terminology issue there. Either way, in practice I'll just go on the balcony with my little bubbler and pre-refridgerated water, take literally one toke and be fine for the evening. How people can try to make a complex topic of this, I cannot begin to fathom...
- morkalork 2y agoI've always known it as joint=weed and spliff=weed+tobacco
- kevinventullo 2y agobetter make it illegal again… ??? The article is explicitly advocating for descheduling marijuana altogether in order to unblock FDA regulation.