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> I'd think a joint and a glass of bourbon would go hand-in-hand. They don't. Drunkenness just kind of nullifies pot. I might have a beer when I'm stoned, but
by pessimizer 1y ago
> I'd think a joint and a glass of bourbon would go hand-in-hand.
They don't. Drunkenness just kind of nullifies pot. I might have a beer when I'm stoned, but only a very tasty one, and only one.
I think that extremely light pot smoking is killing alcohol sales. The tiniest bit of pot is just as pleasing as a mild alcohol buzz, and an alcohol buzz kills the effect of pot. I know I got in the habit for a while of smoking a tiny, tiny bit when I got home, with the effect long gone before I went to sleep. Back in the day (and sometimes still), I would have had one beer, or one glass of wine.
- bloppe 1y agoIn my experience, there is no such nullification.
- PaulHoule 1y agoI. am. not. strunk.
- kylebebak 1y agoThere are terms for the combined effects of drinking alcohol and smoking weed. Cross-faded in English, pachipedo in Spanish. I find these terms and the effects they refer to enjoyable.
- jrflowers 1y ago> Drunkenness just kind of nullifies pot. ??? https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=l11hARAnpcM https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=l11hARAnpcM