Drug Policy

CanSocDem

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5. South London, eh?

Mon Feb 16, 2015, 08:37 AM

Feb 2015

All my British relatives are from another generation so I can't ask them, but what I've noticed is that they appear to roll their doobies in a tobacco mix. I've said many times "That's not the way to get high..." but it's as if they are afraid of a good buzz. No wonder they think they are 'going crazy' when they smoke some serious bud.

Our Canadian "skunk" (BC Bud) became unavailable, sadly, when American dealers ignored traditional price controls and began paying 4 or 5 times the going price. That was what made me "psychotic".

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Smoking skunk cannabis triples risk of serious psychotic episode, says research [View all] Eugene Feb 2015 OP

Guardian of what? vt_native Feb 2015 #1

"clear evidence for a causal link"? Cooley Hurd Feb 2015 #2

My neighbor had an episode where she saw and talked to GreatGazoo Feb 2015 #3

You can't smoke a marketing term. Idiots. tridim Feb 2015 #4

South London, eh? CanSocDem Feb 2015 #5

Every few years fredamae Feb 2015 #6

Good point... Continued reefer madness is the actual psychosis. tridim Feb 2015 #8

OR Rep Blumenauer Last Fri fredamae Feb 2015 #9

I'm not a scientist but Faux pas Feb 2015 #7

'Skunk' is not an actual strain or type of cannabis, it's just a branding word used to describe the Bluenorthwest Feb 2015 #10

Yeah, around here, "skunk weed" is the dregs F4lconF16 Feb 2015 #12

This is so much BS 99th_Monkey Feb 2015 #11

Define "skunk" and then I will pay attention Ruby the Liberal Feb 2015 #13