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Muddyhandz said:Interesting.
I think it would be good if they could conduct tests over a long period of time with the amount of pot being smoked equal to the amount of cigarettes.
9 cigarettes a day doesn't equal 1 or 2 joints a month.
1 or 2 joints a month isn't even considered an occasional smoker in my books. That would be a once in awhile smoker.
A casual smoker would be once a week and a regular pot smoker would be at least a joint a day.
The studies mean nothing. Alcohol is way more harmful than pot and yet it wouldn't be so bad if someone drank once or twice a month.
What I'm saying is that 1 or 2 joints a month isn't anything significant to begin with.
Do a test on someone who smokes a joint a day and then we'll see what the health risk are.
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Jeffro said:There is something like ten time the amount of "tar" in a joint as compared to a cigarette, so yes, I would definitely like to see the study of a pack a day of each, LOL!
BTW my Grandma ate eggs and bacon every morning for breakfast and lived to 95. Must mean they're good for you?
Naw, I don't think so. She was an old farm gal and used to hard work, kept herself busy most always.
Anyone up for smoking a few joints and going to tend the chickens and the cattle? Anybody? LOL!
Treasure_Hunter said:Muddyhandz said:Interesting.
I think it would be good if they could conduct tests over a long period of time with the amount of pot being smoked equal to the amount of cigarettes.
9 cigarettes a day doesn't equal 1 or 2 joints a month.
1 or 2 joints a month isn't even considered an occasional smoker in my books. That would be a once in awhile smoker.
A casual smoker would be once a week and a regular pot smoker would be at least a joint a day.
The studies mean nothing. Alcohol is way more harmful than pot and yet it wouldn't be so bad if someone drank once or twice a month.
What I'm saying is that 1 or 2 joints a month isn't anything significant to begin with.
Do a test on someone who smokes a joint a day and then we'll see what the health risk are.
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I smoked more than a joint a day for over 30 years, from 1971 till 2005 and have no health issues at all. Pass all my physicals with flying colors, lung xrays are clear, PSA is 1/4 of a single point and my lung capacity is great and that of someone 20 years younger according to my doctor. Unfortunately I had to quit to keep my current job as I drive a company vehicle and subject to wizz tests at any time... 1003 days till my next joint.... Come on retirement...
I gave us cigarettes over 40 years ago..........
Keeping true to my strict policy of not responding to posts about marijuana, I hereby do not post a response to such post.
Red James cash said:Keeping true to my strict policy of not responding to posts about marijuana, I hereby do not post a response to such post.
And you are typing after you just finished packing your bong![]()
Jeep said:Red James cash said:Keeping true to my strict policy of not responding to posts about marijuana, I hereby do not post a response to such post.
And you are typing after you just finished packing your bong![]()
Puff, Puff, Pass 8)
Monty said:I have been exposed to Marujuana in some form or other for nearly sixty years. I have never been tempted to partake of it. Mainly because I have witnessed first hand what dope can do to a family. But secondly for the simple reason it is illegal. But you say MJ is no worse than alcohol and yet booze is legal. True, it is no worse except when it is abused. So I think you could say the abuse of alcohol is still illegal, ie: DUI, Public drunkiness, providing alcohol to a minor, etc. I am not strongly opposed to medical marijuana, provided it is grown and packaged by strict federal guide lines and developed and distrubited by reputable pharmacutical companies limiting the strength, etc, just as our other RX drugs are handled. And you may say MJ is not a gateway drug, but I know for a fact it is. I have never asked a hard line narcotic addict what got them started that didn't say their first drug was Marijuana. That's just my opinion and for the sake of argument I'll stick by it unless someone I see some proof otherwise. Monty