No ownership, but sharing time. I want to buy a house not a time-share. I want that deep emotional connection with someone. I don't have the capacity to have more than one deep connection and would like someone similar. If my partner chooses they want something open, that's fine, but we would transition to friends
I agree with you. Problem for Thailand is(last I checked) they're the only country in APAC that legalized fully. I think it's stigmatized since all those countries are so strict. Last I remember Indonesia had a potential death penalty for having 1kg of weed.
Agreed, the nice locations do really well. But, I'm not sure if it's just people smoking nearby or what, but there's 2 dispensaries in Seattle that always stink. One I commute past in my car, and I can smell it from inside my vehicle from a few hundred feet away no matter what direction I'm coming from.
I personally think weed, in the short term has a stronger and further reaching smell. But that's my own opinion. I'm sad Thailand is reversing, I wanted to visit and eat street food in Bangkok while high
Definitely agree that cigarette smell lingers and weed smell dissapates, but I also believe weed smell, in the short term covers a larger area and smells worse. Maybe I'm bias since I like the smell of cigarettes (but I also like the smell of weed).
It definitely is still illegal, so I think they just need some better controls. I think good for any new legal substance, it takes a bit for things to be put in place
Hmmm I kind of found that good quality was stickier and smellier. I'm kind of numb to the smell though, since I smoke. I'll get some nicer stuff and see what my roommate thinks
Really? I mean I agree, but I definitely think people are used to cigarette smoke. But weed leaves that dank skunk smell behind. I'm surprised everyone you know prefers the weed smell
Definitely true, but even in the US the more conservative population and older population are pretty against the substance. I'd say they're coming around to it in the long legal states, but it's still a drug that you smoke. It's not unlike cigarettes, but cigarettes don't get compared to the smell of skunk
I wouldn't want to live close to a dispensary, there's almost always a "stench". Don't get me wrong I like to partake, but I definitely understand why it's stigmatized. It fricken stinks and the stereotype of high kids doing dumb shit is real as well. I think they just need better control
Edit: damn guys I like weed and Thailand was on my list of countries to visit because they legalized. I'm just not surprised... They're the only country in APAC to have legalized and there are countries around then giving out death penalties.
Lol
I mean we're just chatting, but for some reason it feels like you're yelling
I mean, there's still mental gymnastics going on there. For me at least
No ownership, but sharing time. I want to buy a house not a time-share. I want that deep emotional connection with someone. I don't have the capacity to have more than one deep connection and would like someone similar. If my partner chooses they want something open, that's fine, but we would transition to friends
I mean, doesn't this make sense? Why market and make products for people you don't know will buy, especially if you already have a market
I mean, I wouldn't want to deal with the mental gymnastics involved with my significant other getting down with other people
No lol, but the Internet was
I agree with you. Problem for Thailand is(last I checked) they're the only country in APAC that legalized fully. I think it's stigmatized since all those countries are so strict. Last I remember Indonesia had a potential death penalty for having 1kg of weed.
Agreed, the nice locations do really well. But, I'm not sure if it's just people smoking nearby or what, but there's 2 dispensaries in Seattle that always stink. One I commute past in my car, and I can smell it from inside my vehicle from a few hundred feet away no matter what direction I'm coming from.
I personally think weed, in the short term has a stronger and further reaching smell. But that's my own opinion. I'm sad Thailand is reversing, I wanted to visit and eat street food in Bangkok while high
Definitely agree that cigarette smell lingers and weed smell dissapates, but I also believe weed smell, in the short term covers a larger area and smells worse. Maybe I'm bias since I like the smell of cigarettes (but I also like the smell of weed).
It definitely is still illegal, so I think they just need some better controls. I think good for any new legal substance, it takes a bit for things to be put in place
Hmmm I kind of found that good quality was stickier and smellier. I'm kind of numb to the smell though, since I smoke. I'll get some nicer stuff and see what my roommate thinks
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Really? I mean I agree, but I definitely think people are used to cigarette smoke. But weed leaves that dank skunk smell behind. I'm surprised everyone you know prefers the weed smell
Definitely true, but even in the US the more conservative population and older population are pretty against the substance. I'd say they're coming around to it in the long legal states, but it's still a drug that you smoke. It's not unlike cigarettes, but cigarettes don't get compared to the smell of skunk
It's still dumb shit
Edit: agreed drunk kids do way worse stuff, but I've done some seriously stupid shit while high, just drawing from personal experience
Honestly, it's a nuisance for many.
I wouldn't want to live close to a dispensary, there's almost always a "stench". Don't get me wrong I like to partake, but I definitely understand why it's stigmatized. It fricken stinks and the stereotype of high kids doing dumb shit is real as well. I think they just need better control
Edit: damn guys I like weed and Thailand was on my list of countries to visit because they legalized. I'm just not surprised... They're the only country in APAC to have legalized and there are countries around then giving out death penalties.
Why are their pastors driving lambos
Oh you're right, I guess I interpreted that as an exaggeration
What comment of his was encouraging violence? I'm sorry, maybe I'm an airhead, but I didn't get that context from him.