Ngl, I've seen nothing but positives from legalization on a personal level, but I was curious to hear yr experience, as what you described in yr original comment reminded me of my dad's complaint of second hand cannabis smoke when we were out in public, and he caught of whiff of it for less than 5 seconds, which seemed... extreme.
Out of curiosity, when you describe yr experience of being exposed to the scent of cannabis when outdoors, are we talking a persistent scent in these enviroments, a passing whiff, or somewhere in between?
Been a couple decades since I did much reading in this area, but as I recall, it was around the Vietnam war, when it was being used as a field anaesthetic.
If it's any consolation, you likely won't have to worry about using it, as its liable to be unusable.
https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/santorum
Better switch to micro to be safe.
Like a kidney stone
Is that because we won't see the stealthiest orc?
Wring him dry
Ngl, emu quiche is exquisite. 👌
Or y'know, lack of sex if that's yr thing
edit: someone out here doesn't understand that aces exist
That and the whole Action to activate symbiotic entity, which is true to 5e, but was a bad decision there too.
Might be because anyone coming from 5e has probably been disappointed with monk before.
So what I'm hearing is we should abandon language
They're all fiends to me
I can see that being frustrating for sure.
Ngl, I've seen nothing but positives from legalization on a personal level, but I was curious to hear yr experience, as what you described in yr original comment reminded me of my dad's complaint of second hand cannabis smoke when we were out in public, and he caught of whiff of it for less than 5 seconds, which seemed... extreme.
Thanks for taking the time to answer.
Out of curiosity, when you describe yr experience of being exposed to the scent of cannabis when outdoors, are we talking a persistent scent in these enviroments, a passing whiff, or somewhere in between?
Greg Abbot considering invading Argentina now?
Shocked and surprised.
They're talking about the actress that played Prof McGonagall in the Harry Potter movies.
Been a couple decades since I did much reading in this area, but as I recall, it was around the Vietnam war, when it was being used as a field anaesthetic.
Ya know, fair. I offered the same suggestion to someone on another post just the other day.
That being said, providing summaries that stop one sentence short of relevant information to turn them into clickbait, not that helpful.
So... if they don't swear an oath to a country, to whom are they sworn?