Dude needs a refund.

[Great-Kazoo]

I've had as much as 16 shots of top shelf and never got black-out or terrible hangovers. (or normal hangovers?) Same for a full fifth of 80 proof. Not sure which one was more. Really never wanted to push much beyond that. Hard to walk talk and shit at that point. But never any memory loss.

And yes, I know others have probably drank a lot more. For reference, at that time I was probably 135-140#.

Abnormally high histamine is my primary helper to my understanding. I'm not sure if I could ever safely get "black out drunk".

Doesn't that dispute the ronin's "use of LE training materials"

[Great-Kazoo]

A bump for the new guy.

We switching from weed to cocaine now? Can anyone stay onto p i c .............................................

[streetglideok]

Looking at all the weed support, down the road, with the influx of weed smokers to the state, this site, or one similar to it several years from now, will resemble the kalifornia gun forums, where you will be ok with draconian gun control laws, because you can smoke your weed, and everything suddenly is cool.

[Holger Danske]

Since CO is paving the way with these new MJ laws we may need some adjustments with more common sense laws.
1. MJ is dangerous we need to implement background checks to make sure that it doesn't fall into the wrong hands
2. College students are at risk and can't make decisions for themselves. We need a law banning dangerous MJ on campus.
3. 1 oz baggies are too much. if 1/4 oz works for out of staters is should work for Coloradoans. We need a baggie limit of 1/4 oz to go effective on July 1, 2014.
4. We need to implement a "fee" (read not tax) on every transaction to pad the bridge and road fund or the education fund. Its for the children.

I'm sure everyone agrees that these are common sense measures.

[hghclsswhitetrsh]

Since CO is paving the way with these new MJ laws we may need some adjustments with more common sense laws.
1. MJ is dangerous we need to implement background checks to make sure that it doesn't fall into the wrong hands
2. College students are at risk and can't make decisions for themselves. We need a law banning dangerous MJ on campus.
3. 1 oz baggies are too much. if 1/4 oz works for out of staters is should work for Coloradoans. We need a baggie limit of 1/4 oz to go effective on July 1, 2014.
4. We need to implement a "fee" (read not tax) on every transaction to pad the bridge and road fund or the education fund. Its for the children.

I'm sure everyone agrees that these are common sense measures.

You forgot to mention that it's for the children again...

[bogie]

Good idea... Who's going to introduce the 15 joint limit in the next session? That's a nice arbitrary number.

[mcjhr]

Weed should also be non transferable. How is that going to work? Who cares! Think of the children.

[RightWing_Extremist]

Maybe we can make these degenerate pothead hippies pro gun somehow? Free bag of dope with your first glock purchase

[Dave_L]

http://kdvr.com/2014/01/04/police-ra...on-in-haswell/

[theGinsue]

Since CO is paving the way with these new MJ laws we may need some adjustments with more common sense laws.
1. MJ is dangerous we need to implement background checks to make sure that it doesn't fall into the wrong hands
2. College students are at risk and can't make decisions for themselves. We need a law banning dangerous MJ on campus.
3. 1 oz baggies are too much. if 1/4 oz works for out of staters is should work for Coloradoans. We need a baggie limit of 1/4 oz to go effective on July 1, 2014.
4. We need to implement a "fee" (read not tax) on every transaction to pad the bridge and road fund or the education fund. Its for the children.

I'm sure everyone agrees that these are common sense measures.

Good idea... Who's going to introduce the 15 joint limit in the next session? That's a nice arbitrary number.

You forgot to mention: 90% of the mj smokers support these measures.