One night, there were six of us women out for fun. We all agreed to stop drinking and leave the club by 1 AM, go out to breakfast, and then home. All of us but Laura were at the appointed place at the right time. Laura had come to me, hanging on some disco boy and begged me to wait at the restaurant for her. She was going to have herself an adventure.
Right about now conventional anti-marijuana wisdom will measure up to say that it is not regulated, and I could harm myself with an apology. No person in history has ever died of a marijuana overdose. Not one. You can't kill yourself with bud, even if you try really, really hard. The most that will happen to you is that you'll fall asleep after eating yet another cookie that you didn't actually need.
I already know what you're thinking. "It's an isolated incident." Well, not really. Lydia Coenen was selling lemonade in her front yard in Appleton, WI that was a summer tradition for six years. In July the authorities closed them down and came. Her father asked if they could make an exception. They said they "had to follow orders." er ".ordinance." In June three boys in Bethesda, MD were selling lemonade to raise money for children's cancer research. Same story. Them shut down and hit a $500 ticket for not having the proper permits against their parents.
18 states have enacted laws to legalize medical marijuana, 10 more states have such legislation pending, and visit the site two countries have gone so far as to decriminalize recreational marijuana use.
"Please don't let my daughter die, governor," said New Jersey resident Brain Wilson, in a market investigate this site which was extensively covered in the local media. Wilson's daughter suffers that he says could be treated with specific breeds of medical marijuana.
THC is a Schedule I drug and prohibited by Federal law! It is NOT (as he asserts ) a Schedule III drug. Take a look; once there, scroll down to find: Tetrahydrocannabinols many others, Delta-8 THC, Delta-9 THC and 7370 N THC. After levels of drugs are under that!
Driving impaired is more than commonplace than many believe and there are 8 ads for rides or riders on Portland's Craigslist today. If a person has an accident, and advertises that way, I think Craigslist could be and should be held liable!