WEED, The Official Thread

[KQ]

[KQ]

KQ did you find a solution? I just received this email from BlackRock w/discount code bonus...

This letter is to formally announce that Black Rock Originals has changed ownership to James Howard effective 10/4/2018.

No worries though. There is no change in the management of the store. The services, quality and products will still be available as we work to replace inventory that has been well received over the years.

Please take notice that the Safety Case 2.0 will be back in stock on 11/25 and we are currently taking Pre-Orders for the case.

Pre-Order the Slate Safety Case 2.0 today and use one of the following promo-codes and receive additional discounts for being a loyal customer.

Use promo code GOBBLE to get $10 off the empty safety case and a free 4 pack of pebbles!
(please note you have to add both items to your cart for this discount code)

Use promo code THANKS - to receive $10 off of a complete slate safety case!
We assure you to deliver excellence and would appreciate if you send this announcement on to your friends and family members.

As always, we value our customers and we look forward to a long lasting relationship.

Thank You!

Sincerely,

James Howard
CEO

Thanks!

[Bobby Stainless]

KQ is all about that life now!

[cdlv]

Anyone see any good Black Friday deals on high quality portable flower vapes like the pax 3 or Firefly?

https://www.gpen.com/collections/g-p...ucts/g-pen-pro

[liv2ski]

https://www.gpen.com/collections/g-p...ucts/g-pen-pro

Is this as good or better than a Pax 2?

[Skidog]

Is this as good or better than a Pax 2?

No

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[KQ]

Is this as good or better than a Pax 2?

I linked to a bunch of vape reviews in the CBD thread if you're interested. Are you looking for a pen for combustibles, oil or concentrates? I came across this one the other day for dry herb that looked interesting.

http://www.pulsarvaporizers.com/inde...rizer#272=1591

[liv2ski]

I linked to a bunch of vape reviews in the CBD thread if you're interested. Are you looking for a pen for combustibles, oil or concentrates? I came across this one the other day for dry herb that looked interesting.

http://www.pulsarvaporizers.com/inde...rizer#272=1591

Thanks KQ, I just need it for smoking buds, as we have a bunch again after the last grow. My wife uses a PAX 2, so I am familiar with that. I had hoped to save a few bucks over the PAX as I rarely smoke unless skiing.

[Fritz]

Mango Kush. Thanks Alpy. I think.

[TBS]

^^^Check back in 45 min from now...

[mooseknuckles]

Cheers!

[Fritz]

Oh yeah that's real nice 25mg of mango kush (+/-) on top of strong pourover w/ heated mix of whole and chocolate milk for a delivery aid. Nice. Thanks again Alpy! Oh the flavor made it taste more like a big west coast double IPA which was a bonus.

[Vegas Powder]

I’ve been trying to decide whether it’s worthwhile to give this a try.

http://www.3fvape.com/herb-wax-vapor...9#.W_trphqIaf0

[reckless toboggan]

I’ve been trying to decide whether it’s worthwhile to give this a try.

http://www.3fvape.com/herb-wax-vapor...9#.W_trphqIaf0

Seems legit!

They explain it clearly right on the web page...

If you find a product to be authentic, then it is not a clone.

[rideit]

Just try and tell me that Cheerios isn't going for the 420 crowd...



I laughed when my son caught this.

[TBS]

Cannabis, mushrooms should be part of discussion for treating concussion
https://www.bostonglobe.com/opinion/...CLI/story.html

A neuroprotectant, cannabis is exceptionally effective in treating many of the lingering symptoms of a brain injury, and far more so than conventional pharmaceuticals (the article pointed out that there are no approved drugs for concussion). The US government actually holds a patent on the neuroprotectant qualities of cannabis.

The data are so compelling on the use of cannabis for brain injury that Dr. Lester Grinspoon, professor emeritus of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, urged the NFL to drop its urine testing program for cannabis so that players could seek its therapeutic effects.

In addition to cannabis, psilocybin (“magic mushrooms”) has been approved by the FDA for clinical trials to help treat intractable depression , a dangerous and common symptom of traumatic brain injury. Psilocybin has been classified repeatedly as one of the safest recreational drugs you can consume, often referred to as safer than alcohol.

This is why I've survived so many concussions without lasting effects

[skaredshtles]

Fox and Friends losing their fucking minds over Reefer Madness.

https://crooksandliars.com/2018/12/fox-and-friends-freaks-out-about-pot

[TBS]

Its hard to tell how big a dose each of the kids got. Sounds like each gummy was 10mg THC. So if six kids ate the whole 10-gummy bag, they got 17mg each. That will get a 12YO, 120lb virgin baked.

Now, if each gummy was a medical 100mg dose, there would be some pretty fucked up kids...

Dealer kids has some 'splainin to do...

And yea, the uninformed bullshit was pretty spectacular.

[skaredshtles]

This part... " “It’s ruining families and killing people every day across the United States."

[KQ]

Fox and Friends losing their fucking minds over Reefer Madness.

https://crooksandliars.com/2018/12/fox-and-friends-freaks-out-about-pot

and how many 12yo have raided their parents liquor cabinets and shared it with their friends? Alcohol poisoning is a real thing. People die from it all the time.

This part... " “It’s ruining families and killing people every day across the United States."

Here Are All The People Who Have Died From A Marijuana Overdose

[riser4]

facts never stopped faux from a good stupid fix

They be mainlining that shit.

[willywhit]

If we’re not careful, Damian Marley thinks corporations will ruin cannabis culture

https://herb.co/news/culture/damian-...kaya-cannabis/

[KQ]

If we’re not careful, Damian Marley thinks corporations will ruin cannabis culture

https://herb.co/news/culture/damian-...kaya-cannabis/

of course they will but then we'll get a craft industry like beer and it will be all good again if not better

[reckless toboggan]

What comes first for teens: Cannabis use or bad behaviour?

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/cann...-behaviour-in/

That is the question a team led by researchers at the University of Pennsylvania set out to answer by tracking a group of more than 350 students as they grew up in Philadelphia over eight years.

Their study, published recently in the journal Addiction, found that using marijuana did not lead teens down a dangerous path toward delinquent activities, such as ditching class and stealing. Instead, the data showed the students who already had such conduct issues gravitated toward trying cannabis and, ultimately, developing problems with the drug. The academics suggest these troubled teens may be self-medicating with cannabis and that they need to be shown more support and healthier ways to cope with their issues.
“At least in regards to behaviour problem outcomes, [marijuana use] is really a consequence of them, not so much a cause,” said study co-author Dan Romer, research director of the university’s Annenberg Public Policy Center.

“We think people should know this is the old gateway theory … that if you use an illegal drug like marijuana it’s going to put you into a path of increased drug use, other kinds of drugs, undesirable peer relationships and all kinds of negative consequences.”
“We’re just saying in the USA, at least in a big city like Philly, we don’t see that today.”
Beginning in 2004, the researchers interviewed 364 children aged 10 to 12 years old each year for six years. Then two years later, when they were on the cusp of adulthood in 2012, they participated in a final interview. The researchers verified the respondents' self-reported levels of drug use through urine tests.
The analysis also found that the more the students reported hanging out with others who used cannabis, the more they used themselves and ran into addiction problems with the drug.
At the exit interview, just over half the respondents (57.6 per cent) had recently drank alcohol, a third had been using cannabis and just under a quarter reported they were smoking cigarettes.

“Young people should be made aware that continued [cannabis] use could potentially lead to a mild form of a substance use disorder and that’s not a good thing,” he said. “When you’re 18 or 19 you don’t want to be walking around craving marijuana and having it interfere with school, work or jobs or whatever, so parents and adolescents need to be made aware of that.”
Darren Courtney, a staff psychiatrist at the country’s largest mental-health centre in Toronto, said cannabis is the most common drug addiction for approximately half the 150-odd young people treated annually at his clinic for youth addictions and concurrent disorders. He said clinicians have known for quite some time that those addicted to various substances also often have conduct problems, such as stealing, lying and aggressive behaviours.
“What the study brings out is the timeline of how that progresses, namely that conduct problems seem to be evident prior to cannabis use disorder rather than the other way around,” said Dr. Courtney, who works at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH). “It’s tempting to say one causes the other, that being said, we can’t fully conclude that from the study.”
Roughly half the teens and young adults who visit his clinic for treatment answer with cannabis when asked which behaviours or substances they want to target, he said. Benzodiazepines, such as Xanax, and cocaine and alcohol are other drugs that cause problems, although at lower rates, he said. (CAMH runs a separate clinic for nicotine dependence.)
The most common reasons his clients tell him they take the drug are to relieve distress, anxiety or anger as well as to feel pleasure.
He said it’s still too early to say how legalized cannabis will influence how and why young Canadians use the drug.

“I do think it’s really important that we really try to peel apart what’s leading to the addictive use of the substance,” Dr. Courtney said. “It’s much more complex than just this one study.”
Rebecca Haines-Saah, an assistant health sciences professor at the University of Calgary, said data from American states that have legalized drugs show the policy shift has not led to “massive spikes in prevalence” among younger people. But parents should still do their best to help their children delay using the drug as long as possible, she said, as those who start the earliest are more likely to develop substance use disorders.

[El Kanone]

What comes first for teens: Cannabis use or bad behaviour?

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/cann...-behaviour-in/

There is absolutely no correlation between the two.


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