Roger A. Shrubber
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https://www.newsweek.com/thc-overdo...source=spotim&utm_medium=spotim_recirculation
this is a little confusing to me...
this is a little confusing to me...
Thc overdoses are not funny! I found my fucking friend dead in his livingroom with a joint stuck in his vein
There is breathalyzers for thc. Just read in the news with legalization in many states police wanna combat people who drive while high.all I know is someone should make a breathalyzer for weed and ebay, I have way too much crap that I thought was fucking genius at the time.
There is breathalyzers for thc. Just read in the news with legalization in many states police wanna combat people who drive while high.
Not really they’re quite sensible about it saying over and over again this shouldn’t be plausible given how much you need to consume to dieFear mongering propaganda.
Not really they’re quite sensible about it saying over and over again this shouldn’t be plausible given how much you need to consume to die
I don’t think they made any claims like that in the storyThe only thing I can consider is the newbies that want to grab the "strongest shit" they can.... but I did the same when i was young? And.... lets be real here, I've been smoking for what 25 years now and I've found similar grades pretty much consistently. Weed today isn't "10x stronger" than it was..... I could buy top shelf buds in the 90s that were sticky AF and just as good as the 'dro from the next decade. It might be a few % higher in some regards but those tests seem to be fudged and no one was measuring or even talking about it for the longest time.
I don’t think they made any claims like that in the story
The story just said she had no previous medical issues they are aware off and all she has was a small amount of thc they specifically said it should not have caused her death and that they are confused as to why she’s dead