Getting a face full of cannabis smoke.

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ianrauk

Tattooed Beat Messiah
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Gravity Aided

Legendary Member
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Land of Lincoln
Slowly legalizing it over here, for medicinal purposes, esp. But some states are just allowing you to smoke it outright. They are actually planning a pot farm near me. Colorado, Washington, Oregon, and Alaska allow it recreationally, and Illinois allows medicinal use, and decriminalizes use and posession
 

Arjimlad

Tights of Cydonia
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South Glos
I can't say I have noticed it much in traffic queues but I have noticed drivers clutching dirty great vaping pipes and emitting clouds of vapour smoke.
 

Wolf616

Über Member
I think it's quite a nice smell to bump into. If only car exhausts were fitted with some magical device that made all their fumes smell like cannabis smoke
 

jonny jeez

Legendary Member
In SE London, I wiff it from passing cars more then one can imagine.
Almost on a daily basis.
Altough I've noticed a drop off since the old bill started promoting the new road side drug tests. That or the appealing wind and rain has dampened the scent.

Old kent road is the worst and a predominance of commercial van drivers.
 

L Q

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Woodhall Spa
On my commute to work I regularly pass a teenage lad riding a bmx having a last joint before going to work.

Its about time more employers did on site drug testing.
 

slowmotion

Quite dreadful
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lost somewhere
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.
Here's an article about how long THC derivatives stay in the body...
http://www.leafscience.com/2014/04/22/how-long-thc-stay-system/
I have no idea what level of THC might affect one's ability to drive.
 

Wolf616

Über Member
On my commute to work I regularly pass a teenage lad riding a bmx having a last joint before going to work.

Its about time more employers did on site drug testing.

Why?

If his job is something incredibly tedious like washing up dirty plates in a kitchen then the only way to get through a shift of that, at least in my experience, is to be really, really stoned.

Obviously not a good idea if you are driving/have to engage with people though.
 

L Q

Über Member
Location
Woodhall Spa
Why?

If his job is something incredibly tedious like washing up dirty plates in a kitchen then the only way to get through a shift of that, at least in my experience, is to be really, really stoned.

Obviously not a good idea if you are driving/have to engage with people though.
He works for the NHS as he has his uniform on.
 
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