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On the other hand, if he tests positive and insists it's from his neighbor's habits, that might be enough evidence for the police to get a warrant and finally bust their chops. That's about as likely as your husband testing positive, anyway. Also, count me in as one who's skeptical of the notion that pot smoke alone can make people feel nauseated. Pot is often mixed with other drugs, and sometimes used by people who are cooking other drugs at the time, so I'm guessing those instances described in this thread are due to such contamination. However, if this has been documented anywhere, I'd love to see it. |
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As for testing positive from second hand smoke - not according to an army experiment i've read about where soldiers were placed in a room pumped full of smoke and only started testing positive after the 2nd day (http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/30474)
And don't buy marijuana in Indonesia as a tourist - they give you a bag of some other spices/crushed up leaves with a tiny sprinkling of pot on top. Oh, and the canings if the police catch you with it, thats bad too. |
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As to calling the police... we're already on that lol. Calling 911 and saying there was an odd smell that made me ill would have been a better idea, but we just didn't think of it because we know they do (and deal) drugs. It's a weird thing... if I *know* the answer, it just never occurs to me to pretend I don't.
As to if hubby is getting a contact buzz... well, how would you tell? He's a 34 year old male, skinny as a freaking rail despite eating everything in sight in massive quantities. He lives in a basement. He plays pinball and listens to rock music all the time. And he has a positively WEIRD sense of humor and giggles insanely at his own jokes, which he tells constantly. Sounds pretty much like every stoner I've ever met heh. The army experiment referenced above concerns me... this is by far not the first time we've smelled weed down there. And I honestly don't think this time it WAS weed -- I know what that smells like, and this wasn't it. And as I said above, he basically lives in the basement... ever met someone so all consumed with their hobby they will work on it until they just fall asleep next to it? Well, his hobby is pinball, and the only room in the apartment large enough for two full size tables is the basement... so he basically lives down there. I throw food down once in a while. What the police told him was that, since the smell had dissipated, there was nothing they could do. But, if he calls back next time he smells anything "odd" that he thinks might be drugs, they will dispatch a couple of officers who can "smell drugs while in your neighbors apartment on an unrelated matter". My husband who has NO freaking sense of fear or self preservation told them that they didn't need to hide why they had come over. Fortunately the police had more common sense, and told them they WOULD be handling it that way for our own protection. ::sigh:: The annoying thing about this is that I'm not some kind of drug nazi. Honestly, I probably could care less about what my neighbor is smoking, but it would be really hard. But when it starts impacting MY life, I start getting annoyed. |
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have you considered talking to your neighbour?
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as regards the OP -
I heard similar stories as warnings to travellers in (IIRC) Thailand. basically the story went that a local would meet you at a party, get talking, then offer to sell you some drugs and take you to a more private space. once the deal was done they would do a runner, at which point one of the local police would show up. said cop would then explain the horrific penalties this traveller would face if they were arrested and demand a bribe - which given the alternative would generally be seen as the lesser of two evils. cop and dealer then meet up and split the profits. |
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Considered it... rejected it too because the gentleman in question honestly scares me. He's bigger than I am and I already know he tends towards violence. Last year he did a considerable amount of cosmetic damage to another neighbor's car after a dispute over a parking space. There was also a physical altercation that resulted in the other neighbor ending up with a broken nose. I think there was even jail time involved, although I'm not sure (since I wasn't involved aside from gossip around the complex and knowing one of the parties well enough to say hello and chat a bit).
I also think he's a dealer, although proving that would be next to impossible -- I just know that he frequently has people showing up at his door very late at night (between 1am and 5am) and none ever stay for more than 10 minutes. Once I heard two of them discussing the chances of him having any E, and I'm pretty sure they weren't playing hangman. That's all really circumstantial... I just don't particularly like smelling pot in my basement, and I really don't like whatever he was smoking or creating that made me nauseous (I agree with everyone who said it probably wasn't straight pot -- I've been around it enough to know it doesn't make me sick or give me a headache... and it didn't smell right anyways, although I can't really describe the scent... just really icky!) Sorry for derailing the thread. The discussion of the scent of skunk weed reminded me of the incident. |
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Doing drugs in another country? Do you think you would get a fair trial??? Rule of thumb when traveling.. EVERYBODY HATES AMERICANS
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How would that even work? I have heard about people getting "fake pot" but I would think you would have to be a very novice smoker. It doesn't usually present as powder or shake (if it does, why buy it?) it is tight lumps of plant matter.
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If you are desperate enough to get high on pot (*huh*? just wait dude, it's not PHYSICALLY addictive, we know you can do this lol) to try to buy from *someone u don't know, *in a foreign country, *where you will always be wrong, and *you don't know the laws...then you are probably desperate enough and silly enough to get taken by a good con.
dark alley, get you really high first, maybe some pretty girls to distract you while they handed you the bag,you look in and see a top layer of nice buds...i'm just guessing here of course... i have never been in a foreign country OR bought questionable drugs from questionable people..ahem moon |
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Wonder if that works on cats... oh wait, no... it just kills their little cat brain cells I think. My younger boy cat (2) came from a home that smokes. He used to try sticking his nose in the smoke as a kitten, and they would let him. He's not quite as dumb as a box of rocks, but he comes close sometimes. |
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My DD happens to be watching Cartoon Network and right after I read that I heard "ZOINKS!" coming from the other room. Now SO is wondering what I'm looking at on the internet that's making me laugh so hard I'm crying. ^_^ *Back on topic* I have zero experience with drugs in general and pot in particular, but as a rule of thumb: When in another country, Don't Break The Law!!! I mean, do what you will in your own land, since you (should) know the laws and the consequences. But when traveling, you might bite off more then you can chew. Better not risk it. IMO But then, I'm timid like that. |
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or so I'm told... |
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The good stuff is. The cheap stuff, not necessarily.
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To help with the 'consistency' issue, Grass is sold in myriad forms. Typically, in Europe and North America, 'weed' will arrive just so, in plant form, and often dense 'buds', tightly packed and bushy themselves, and then the plant matter is tightly squeezed to save on bulk. Weed will also show up 'pressed' - this stuff is cheaper and lower grade and almost like fibre-board, and also you can get dried home grown which might just look like dried kitchen herbs, but good weed is indeed usually the tightly packed budding tops of the plants.
Elsewhere, India, North Africa, Far East, you often get a powdered form of the weed, called keef, puri, and many other things I can't recall >tokes< but it is essentially 'ground', which means you can carry more THC with less of a profile, get higher, faster, and smoke the stuff conveniently in things like sheeshas and gauzed chillums - you can literally pour the powder (which ranges from fine dust to a coarser grind) out of a bag. The ground weed, especially indica, is a very spicy substance and not easily recognised by most Westerners, well, those who haven't smoked their way around the world or weren't around in the sixties anyway
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On the subject of smell, I live with a pothead. He's smoked everything from dirt weed to the high quality strains, and with no exception, I can't stand the smell of ANY of it. Nasty stuff. He's banished to the back room of the house any time he wants a puff. Bleck.
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