Catatonic
Nine Lives
It is normal to bleed when you cut between the toes with a serrated knife.
I don't do either unless there is an overarching motivation to engage in either.
Legal Marijuana in CO and WA on Jan 1
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I don't do either unless there is an overarching motivation to engage in either.
1BROWNWRENCH
Amatuer Malthusian
The blood doesn't bother me so much as long as it isn't mine.
Anonymous 10
Guest
You might need more fiber in your diet.
Catatonic
Nine Lives
Unfortunately, fiber does not help as opiates disrupt normal gut motility resulting in non-propulsive contractions of the bowel wall, ultimately delaying transit time of intestinal contents.
Brownslave688
You want a toe? I can get you a toe.
Lol yeah I had a baseball teammate who's parents knew he was smoking weed. First drug test they gave him he got a friend to give him clean urine. Well mom figured she would out smart him and test his hair. He caught wind of it and shaved his head bald the day before.
1BROWNWRENCH
Amatuer Malthusian
Very true. I tried those fiber tablets while taking Tramodol and Ryzolt, and they didn't help at all.
aintbleedinbrown
Well-Known Member
I can't even believe this question was asked. What part of FEDERAL DOT isn't understood. I can't believe OP had serious questions concerning UPS's standing as well as how federal regulations always supersede state laws, regulations, etc.. If you want to "smoke one up" so bad then find a different job... Just my 2 cents.
East coast navy
Veteran
To answer your question. If you live in a state where it's illegal to smoke marijuana and go on vacation to a state that it is legal. Try to prove that you didn't smoke it in your home state.
gingerkat
Well-Known Member
Ummm WHAT? I have never and I mean never heard of this before. I have never tried heroin nor will ever do so, but I have taken other opiates such as morphine, methadone & oxycode (prescribed by a MD) and none of them could be compared with being drunk. But, I supposed everyone has a different body chemistry and it is possible.
If we are going to veer off course, the gateway drug for heroin would be prescription opiates.
I believe the a search of the initials THIQ will explain it well.
gingerkat
Well-Known Member
This is still only a theory and proves nothing as testing is done on animals and deceased people's brains. It also that this chemical seems to only be present in alcoholics not social drinkers. When there is more literature by reputable establishments, I'll read it.
I've been around all kinds of people in my life and again I'll say that no one has ever claimed that a heroin high is like being drunk.
oldngray
nowhere special
The closest thing I had to an opiate was dilaudid which is a synthetic morphine. Nothing like being drunk. It actually made me sick and I refused any more and had them just give me vicodin which I could tolerate. (I was in the hospital and needed IV antiboitics because of a stray cat bite infection -pasteurella. Very nasty and quick spreading infection).
I am not really concerned with the theory too much but I do know many addicts who attest to the claim that heroin high is very much like being drunk. Not hard to believe if you've ever sat next to one and watched them come in and out of consciousness.
And as to only found in alcoholics, yes. But can you point out the alcoholic before he takes that first drink thus creating the dependence? If yes, then the scientific and health community would love to pay you billions. If not, I'd repeat the assertion that alcohol is a far more effective gathered way drug than pot.
Also, heroin is considered a far "cleaner" drug than alcohol. Alcohol literally destroys every tissue it touches on the way through the human body. Heroin, not so much.
It's all academic though and a little interesting. Not something I'd waste more than an hour looking into unless I were interested in the theory and its science.
Mack Grant
Well-Known Member
Just hope you don't get into an accident assuming you're a driver and get drug tested. Never cared for or understood weed users.
For not caring or understanding them, you seem opinionated on the subject.
BrownChoice
Well-Known Member
Methadone is the only prescription medication that the annually DOT medical provider will disqualify a driver, prescribed it or not. This of course, depends on if said driver was honest on the examination forms when listing medications being prescribed.
I take a schedule 2 pain medication, and I get the full 2 years.
I take a schedule 2 pain medication, and I get the full 2 years.
