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09-12-2007, 07:22 AM
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lol she should have marked the browning then!
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09-12-2007, 04:49 PM
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Personalty I don't do any kind of drugs nor drink more then a glass of wine, but consider Marijuana fairly harmless. bringing any kinds of drugs to such a party seem very odd to me, almost like drugs is already part of this person's social life. Nobody I know would ever do such a thing. | ||
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09-12-2007, 08:11 PM
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In order to avoid incriminating my high-school-years self, I am not going to speak from personal experience.... Pot brownies take WAY more than even one whole piece to have any sort of effect. Unless this particular batch was made with about 3 pounds of the stuff, one bite is not going to make one little bit of difference. If you have serious concerns, consult your doctor. But think about this... How many women have a glass of wine (or more) before they know they are pregnant that end up having perfectly normal babies? I think that there should only be cause for concern if it becomes a habit! | ||
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09-16-2007, 11:36 PM
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My friend didn't want her first pregnancy (she'd only just met her boyfriend a couple of weeks beforehand) so she got drunk and smoked heaps of pot one night. I feel evil now, knowing that we let her do it, but we were all too young to realise what she was doing. A few weeks later she miscarried - I've always figured it was kind of deliberate. (Happy ending: she now has a beautful 18 month old kid with that same boyfriend and they've bought a house together.) | ||
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