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Truly heartbreaking about Skidork and Ty's daughter. I cannot begin to imagine the grief.

As for legalization, it's made me completely give up smoking cannabis outside of socially. I wasn't a big partaker anyway for many years, basically just weekends or socially. But now I'm all about edibles. The formulas are precise and reliable. I know exactly what the impact will be of the dosage and dominant characteristics in the recipe.

I find for me that about 15-20 milligrams of an Indica based edible has the same relaxing effect of say 3-4 glasses of red wine and it's likely no where near as bad for you as alcohol. And if I'm out at a concert or something, a similar dosage of a sativa based edible will have a similar 3-4 drink effect without the drowsiness. In addition to no longer smoking it, Ive also found myself drinking far less alcohol over the past couple of years. Overall legalization has been a net positive for my health.
 

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I find for me that about 15-20 milligrams of an Indica based edible has the same relaxing effect of say 3-4 glasses of red wine and it's likely no where near as bad for you as alcohol. And if I'm out at a concert or something, a similar dosage of a sativa based edible will have a similar 3-4 drink effect without the drowsiness. In addition to no longer smoking it, Ive also found myself drinking far less alcohol over the past couple of years. Overall legalization has been a net positive for my health.
I’m sure thats one of the reasons alcohol and tobacco companies want marijuana to stay illegal federally.
 

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Truly heartbreaking about Skidork and Ty's daughter. I cannot begin to imagine the grief.

As for legalization, it's made me completely give up smoking cannabis outside of socially. I wasn't a big partaker anyway for many years, basically just weekends or socially. But now I'm all about edibles. The formulas are precise and reliable. I know exactly what the impact will be of the dosage and dominant characteristics in the recipe.

I find for me that about 15-20 milligrams of an Indica based edible has the same relaxing effect of say 3-4 glasses of red wine and it's likely no where near as bad for you as alcohol. And if I'm out at a concert or something, a similar dosage of a sativa based edible will have a similar 3-4 drink effect without the drowsiness. In addition to no longer smoking it, Ive also found myself drinking far less alcohol over the past couple of years. Overall legalization has been a net positive for my health.
Yep. All of that for me too. I can eat 10 mg, barely know that I’m high but my anxiety disappears and I forget drinking all together. My health is much better off and I’m saving money. Marijuana for the win.
 

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Hmmm.interesting. I quit drinking for a year but unfortunately came back to it..in a much smaller way though. Alcohol truly is nasty stuff when you over do it. Now that I'm moving to VT..maybe I'll give this stuff a try. I gave up smoking it a million years ago.
 

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Hmmm.interesting. I quit drinking for a year but unfortunately came back to it..in a much smaller way though. Alcohol truly is nasty stuff when you over do it. Now that I'm moving to VT..maybe I'll give this stuff a try. I gave up smoking it a million years ago.
Edibles are a great way to partake. The formulations have become very consistent as dhs pointed out. I still like the vaporizer but bought a few edibles and was impressed with them.

Before widespread legalization I was always leery of eating cannabis because you never truly knew beforehand how it would affect you.
 

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How this thread has morphed into what it is now, is kind of disturbing.

What started out as a thread about a ski family, who is known by many in the ski forum community and the sudden loss of their 20 something daughter likely due to fentanyl laced pot, has now become a pro pot in various forms thread.

Maybe what this thread is about now should be continued in the "legalize it already" thread in the miscellaneous topics forums?
 

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How this thread has morphed into what it is now, is kind of disturbing.

What started out as a thread about a ski family, who is known by many in the ski forum community and the sudden loss of their 20 something daughter likely due to fentanyl laced pot, has now become a pro pot in various forms thread.

Maybe what this thread is about now should be continued in the "legalize it already" thread in the miscellaneous topics forums?
Someone’s feelings hurt?

Go get an ice cream and watch some sponge Bob.
 

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How this thread has morphed into what it is now, is kind of disturbing.

What started out as a thread about a ski family, who is known by many in the ski forum community and the sudden loss of their 20 something daughter likely due to fentanyl laced pot, has now become a pro pot in various forms thread.

Maybe what this thread is about now should be continued in the "legalize it already" thread in the miscellaneous topics forums?
Did you see where the police said 'whoopsie - our bad'?

Test that detected fentanyl in marijuana inaccurate, Brattleboro police say


The thread started with a link to the above article saying OMG - watch out they are lacing your pot with Fentanyl!! Scary!!

And then that poster said they suspect their kid died of fentanyl.

Where did that poster say that their kid died of fentanyl laced pot?

They said they suspected fentanyl as a cause, but I didn't see where they said it was pot? Is there something I am missing?

It was probably mixed in a powder drug. Coke, Heron, or maybe X.

A lot of people are in denial about what drugs are being passed around at parties, and the whole fentanyl situation is scary as fuck
 
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How this thread has morphed into what it is now, is kind of disturbing.

What started out as a thread about a ski family, who is known by many in the ski forum community and the sudden loss of their 20 something daughter likely due to fentanyl laced pot, has now become a pro pot in various forms thread.

Maybe what this thread is about now should be continued in the "legalize it already" thread in the miscellaneous topics forums?
No one is advocating for taking fentanyl and if marijuana was legalized and controlled then fentanyl lacing it would be no issue. I have lost close friends to it and banning all drugs and leaving people uneducated is not the answer.
 

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Terrible when anyone dies from preventable causes but we can’t jump to conclusions. Doesn’t matter if it was marijuana, cocaine, heroin or another substance; no one should lose their life over it. We need better education, mental health help, and resources to test drugs so these pointless deaths won’t happen. I don’t think anyone was diminishing the families loss it’s just that scare stories can lead us in the wrong direction of progress.

 

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I bought a house in NH near the border. The regional newspaper is always filled with VT crime stories, much more crime in VT than on the NH side of the border. COVID and the ensuing demographic shift has taken it's toll on VT. VT now seems like a socialist shithole.

Giving people free $$ not to work and legal weed.....What could go wrong?
 
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