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**agildeta** · 07-10-2010, 11:27 PM

buddysmom My screen name is smokedog because that was the name of my old roommates Ambully; which was one of the most amazing dogs I've been around. Her name was smokey because she was grayish colored. Way to read into things.

Sorry I always shorten people's handles; as will will notice this is a common practice (lots of people get a kick out of referring to me as BM for example, lol). I did not mean anything by it.

I am also sorry my "stoopid" comment had you so rattled. It was a bit tongue-in-cheek and you are right, an overgeneralization that even I do not believe -- yeah there is some truth to that statement but it should not be used as a blanket statement.

The more elaborate story is, MJ use can affect cognitive function in many cases, making users feel "dull" or lethargic (or to put it more positively, relaxed.) On the flip side marijuana can also stimulate energy and creativity. That probably depends on a lot of things. The individual, the situation, the type and potency of the herb, etc.

I personally miss being a "pot head" but many years ago found that I could not handle the generally high potency of what is available today. It makes my blood pressure go up which makes me feel anxious.

The ice storm, that was me many years ago trying to get to a relative's to score. 300 was the round trip total and I spent the night there, plus it was not ice storm conditions in the AM only on the way down so I guess if you want to call me on an exaggeration there ya go, have a bone

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haha i'd be broke

Yeah me too on the dogs not pestering wildlife law; MANY years ago my dog sneaked out of the car in Rocky Mountain National Park when we stopped to take a picture of the largest herd of elk I'd ever seen. My dog scattered them all into the hills. Luckily for me there were no witnesses; it would have been thousands of dollars in fines.

07-10-2010, 11:27 PM	#29
agildeta Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 420 Senior Member	buddysmom My screen name is smokedog because that was the name of my old roommates Ambully; which was one of the most amazing dogs I've been around. Her name was smokey because she was grayish colored. Way to read into things. Sorry I always shorten people's handles; as will will notice this is a common practice (lots of people get a kick out of referring to me as BM for example, lol). I did not mean anything by it. I am also sorry my "stoopid" comment had you so rattled. It was a bit tongue-in-cheek and you are right, an overgeneralization that even I do not believe -- yeah there is some truth to that statement but it should not be used as a blanket statement. The more elaborate story is, MJ use can affect cognitive function in many cases, making users feel "dull" or lethargic (or to put it more positively, relaxed.) On the flip side marijuana can also stimulate energy and creativity. That probably depends on a lot of things. The individual, the situation, the type and potency of the herb, etc. I personally miss being a "pot head" but many years ago found that I could not handle the generally high potency of what is available today. It makes my blood pressure go up which makes me feel anxious. The ice storm, that was me many years ago trying to get to a relative's to score. 300 was the round trip total and I spent the night there, plus it was not ice storm conditions in the AM only on the way down so I guess if you want to call me on an exaggeration there ya go, have a bone ---------- Post added at 03:27 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:23 PM ---------- haha i'd be broke Yeah me too on the dogs not pestering wildlife law; MANY years ago my dog sneaked out of the car in Rocky Mountain National Park when we stopped to take a picture of the largest herd of elk I'd ever seen. My dog scattered them all into the hills. Luckily for me there were no witnesses; it would have been thousands of dollars in fines.
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