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The Chronical Chill out, spark a jay, and enter the chronical. |
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were the drivers chronic users? once a month smokers? once a year smokers?
and what's a "small" amount? what's a "large" amount of marijuana? "often times is combined with other drugs" - so how the fuck would they know that cannabis is the cause of the crash? |
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honestly i drive better when im stoned then when im sober.
maybe my reaction times are a lot slower, but when im sober i tend to speed. when im ripped im more cautious and careful on the road. edit: dont get the wrong impression of me. im not proud of driving around stoned and i dont reccomend it in any way shape or form, im just stating my reactions to when i have smoked up and then went driving. Last edited by FeelGood; Dec 02, 05 at 01:38 AM. |
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not to jump on the "its ok to drive stoned" bandwagon here, but its near impossible to tell from blood samples when a person last smoked pot, and if they are stoned at the moment. Thats not to say they cant use other tests... Id just like to know more about the "found evidence of cannabis use" statement.
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I've seen some studies that show that driving ability does not actually decrease in terms of reaction times. However my prof that showed us that study made sure to point out that there is the very real danger of increase distractibility, so dont go after that chip in the floor dumbass! |
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hmmmm, for the sake of argument, im gona speak from both points of view
against weed ive heard alot of ppl say "i feel more aware of the road", "i never speed whereas when im sober i probably would" and all these other claims that being under the influence of thc is a good thing. i think the logic behind that is the same for when drunk ppl try to act sober, they tend to overcompensate on their behaviour (to look sober), thus fooling themselves that they appear normal and not intoxicated, i say drunk drivers still pose a threat. it may not just be the "high" that could pose a threat on yourself and other drivers, but it could also be the comedown from weed, (not the munchies), lethargic drivers pose just as much of a threat as drunk drivers (there was a story about this a couple of years ago i think, sleepy drivers are worse than drunk drivers); of course, all of this depends on your level of "high", it'd be stupid if johnny housecoat did 10 bonghits, then had to drive 30 mins to get home imo for weed perhaps its fear of being caught, or maybe the effects of marijuana just makes one focus more, but i too have noticed from first hand experience that driving whilst stoned is equivalent to driving on your roadtest, one does their best to drive flawlessly, always shoulder checking, never speeding. touching on a point from my "against weed" statement, i think most drivers that might drive while stoned probably arent BAKED out of their minds, therefore if it were to reduce reaction time, would it be that much of a difference? in conclusion.. im a driver, and im also a weed smoker, do i ever mix the 2? yea, occasionally, when i first started smokin weed, i refused to drive under the influence because i honestly felt too paranoid, that feeling went away and now i mind my own business and stick to the speed limit (whilst stoned) i dont reccommend driving while stoned, but i can guarantee that its MUCH MUCH more safe than driving while drunk (not buzzed, not tipsy) but fully tanked. |
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"Man your mixer isn't working..." Now refer to sig. |
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driving stoned = know your brain, know your car and you'll probably be fine... unless god really has it in for you or something.
Driving drunk AND stoned = baaaaaaaaaaaaaad news. be careful and know your an idiot for doing it (yes I'm guilty as well) |