Is it possible to be addicted to marijuana?
My late wife used to say: “I would rather walk in the room and see you snorting cocaine or using heroin than see you looking for your missing pot…”Which was all the time. Why?As a former heavy drug user of various things at various times, one thing was always a constant. Weed. Daily smoker from 14 to forever…and I’ll tell you…I was never more of an asshole than when I was out of pot. I lost all patience. I couldn’t be bothered with anything. And when I was smoking, it was the same routine but not as intense.And I know many daily smokers and they show the same signs I mentioned above.Do you collapse into a heap and physically become sick and start puking your guts out (heroin, opiates) when you’re without pot? No.Are you incapable of getting out of bed or showing up to work because you don’t have the energy, muscle mass or desire to continue your daily activities (speed, coke)? No.Do you experience the shakes and DTs and become aggressive, stopping at nothing to get your next drink (booze) when you’re cut off? No.Can you behave like one of those addicts however if you run out or can't access weed after using consistently for a period of time? Abso-freaking-luteluy. Which I imagine is something that a coffee drinker might also experience. A sexual addict who can’t have sex. A gambler who is unable to bet on anything. A TV show viewer who can’t watch his/her favorite show after a long time watching it.Pretty much anything you habitually do day after day — esp. something you ingest into your body (cigs)— that suddenly stops.
What were the most notable accomplishments made by Barack Obama during his presidency?
I give President Obama, and just about any other President, a difficult time because a lot of their decision making, makes little sense to me but I can speak highly of any President I'm versed on, and yes, the includes President Obama.President Obama has made achievements that transverse across a few areas including:1. The ACA, or the Affordable Healthcare Act, which basically expanded healthcare coverage via public and private initiatives and mandates.2. He managed, with a bit of assistance from his predecessor, to navigate the US out of a recession.3. In concert with other parties, he orchestrated the US to address the Ebola crisis in a responsible way.4. Via executive order, he has helped hundreds of thousands of "illegal immigrants" to not only stay here in the US, but by pushing the DREAM Act to let them get an affordable college education.5. Though its not his policy directly, he did withdraw US troops from Iraq. That's up for debate rather he did it or even if it was a gold thing to leave.6. He Presided over a period in which all Americans have the right to marry. While that's an action of the Supreme Court, I'll still score it as a victory for President Obama.7. He managed, in concert with our UN partners, to bring the earth together for true dialogue on climate change.8. The Iranian Nuclear Deal, need I say more?9. Once again, not a direct result of his policies, but under his reign the US has become the largest or second largest oil producer on earth. This is important because its been a message within American politics to always say "make the US energy independent" and well, we're definitely moving that direction rather one is pro oil or not.10. He restored US relations with Cuba, and will be the first President in nearly nine decades to visit Cuba next month.Admittedly so, this was a difficult list to come up with off the top of my head and the order of this list doesn't suggest the importance of the accomplishment.Best,Demetrius Hicks
What are some slang terms used among police officers?
The most derogatory terms for the bad guys and citizens who are just pains in the rectum:A.H. = Adam Henry (A-dam H-enry) If you don’t get it…..sometimes you will hear it as “Jack Hole”…..now what starts with an “A” that ends with HOLE ?RICHARD CRANIUM= What starts with a “D” and is a nickname for Richard ? What is the non-medical layman’s term for the Cranium ? Do these clues HEAD you in the right direction ?
What is the strongest weed you have ever smoked?
Girl Scout CookiesIn the UK these are incredibly hard strains to get as they’re not typically grown in the area however a guy in London gets shipments from the US so he gets far better strains.The smell is incredibly strong yet noticeably more pleasant than ‘street-grade’ skunk. Very Earthy, slightly minty perhaps, pungent aroma and it also looks far better than any other weed you get off the street.The strain is a hybrid offering both head and body highs but overall it’s a very euphoric yet ‘sleepy’ high. This stuff will put you out for sure and will be good for pain relief.The high will hit you relatively fast when smoked. I found myself noticeably feeling the buzz kick in before even finishing the joint so I stopped halfway through. The high was one of intense relaxation and happiness, in fact me and my friend were watching Doctor Who that night and I was laughing all the way through, even at the morbid bits. I experienced a lot of head tingles too, very comforting and pleasurable and yes, a fair bit of couch-lock.The strain was an absolute winner for me, perfect for simply chilling with snacks if you ask me. Probably not as suitable if you want something that makes you less lazy.Perfect ‘sesh’ strain.The strain itself is in highly potent, I’m not sure of the exact numbers but it always tends to rank on the top ten lists with OG Kush and other strains.