glenn forger
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If your grass smells of sausages I'd change dealers.
If your grass smells of sausages I'd change dealers.
Perhaps they go undetected? Maybe routine dope testing is not as widespread as alcohol testing after an RTA. I'm just guessing, BTW.Often. I'm astonished there are not more spliff induced road accidents.
You would think that attending offices might notice an aroma. I cannot belive that everyone in the emergency services are anosmic. Somebody must smell something, surely.Perhaps they go undetected? Maybe routine dope testing is not as widespread as alcohol testing after an RTA. I'm just guessing, BTW.
Anosmic! Thats a new word for me. Thank you @Saluki. Dope smoke may smell to high heaven, but I don't know if it lingers on the breath like booze does. Maybe that's why dope RTAs are not widely detected. Any experts round here?You would think that attending offices might notice an aroma. I cannot belive that everyone in the emergency services are anosmic. Somebody must smell something, surely.
Would a routine blood test, when someone is carted off to A&E, having wrapped their car around a lampost, pick up anything? I'm asking as I don't know, having never smoked dope while driving.
I did try a puff once, at Uni. It gave me a headache and then I threw up. I don't smoke, so maybe that was why. It wasn't an experiment that I had a mind to repeat.
My Grandfather was anosmic so it was a word/term that I grew up with.Anosmic! Thats a new word for me. Thank you @Saluki. Dope smoke may smell to high heaven, but I don't know if it lingers on the breath like booze does. Maybe that's why dope RTAs are not widely detected. Any experts round here?
I was a little kid in the Sixties and always thought that older girls wearing patchouli were hopelessly desirable and exotic. I get an impossible blast of nostalgia on the rare occasions I get a whiff of it today.My Grandfather was anosmic so it was a word/term that I grew up with.
Smoke smell clings - is that the right word - to clothing so I thought that dope smoke would do the same. Isn't that why people used patchouli oil on their clothing, to mask the smell.
I'm no expert, but I understood that unlike alcohol (which is processed quickly by the body) most "street" drugs linger in the body for a quite a long time. So it's very difficult to develop a test for current intoxication, and very easy to develop a test for having indulged at some stage over the last few weeks.Anosmic! Thats a new word for me. Thank you @Saluki. Dope smoke may smell to high heaven, but I don't know if it lingers on the breath like booze does. Maybe that's why dope RTAs are not widely detected. Any experts round here?
Speed kills ....Id worry more about the drivers on speed. Very common in the kinds of professions that would be driving big vans and trucks.
But why worry about one type of driver when you need to worry about them all?
I used to live at the top of Welford Road, the clouds emanating round there were worse than the smog in the city center.It's a rare day when I ride through Bede Park in Leicester and don't catch a whiff