Nimph said:

i only know beer as spoiled piss water that causes whitetrash problems.

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pick up a history book. beer has been as important as railroads, airlines or oil. countless things we enjoy today were invented for beer.

i want a chill weed store staffed by competent professionals. the guys at my store can baaarely work the stores pos software. its pathetic. takes for-fucking-ever to do a transaction. no matter who checks you out. they need some seasoned retail gurus...

heres some old pot i grew once

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Even if we had a plant with pure Sativa genetics, it may not make us feel energized. It is the chemotype or chemical compounds found in the Cannabis flower that determine the effect it will have when consumed. And those compounds can and do vary widely among Cannabis genetics. For every batch of flower grown, we must look to the actual compounds that are interacting with our receptors to explain why some strains make us feel giggly or sleepy or sexy or hyper or somewhere in between.


When we talk about the chemotype of Cannabis we are referring to cannabinoid concentration (THC,CBD, etc) and terpene concentration. Terpenes are the essential oils found in plants; they give plants their smell. But they also correlate to certain physiological effects. For example, a strain that smells like citrus may make you feel more euphoric. This is because of a terpene called limonene, found in the rinds of citrus fruits, that gives a pronounced anti-anxiety effect when consumed.

Instead of relying on the terms Indica or Sativa to help you find your desired effect, make more informed choices with your nose. Pick up a jar of Cannabis and deeply inhale. Do you smell citrus notes or a deep earthy grass? If you’re looking for something more euphoric pick up a strain with citrus notes. If you want something a little more relaxing go with that earthy cultivar. Start choosing Cannabis with your nose because as we say in the biz, the nose knows.

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It clearly sais that different additives, like terpenes and oils, do produce different effects.

That's all we talk about! Some strains lift you up, others calm you down. It has to do with THC:CBD:Terpenes ratios, nothing else. No placebo, but scientificly proven facts. You posted the article yourself..

So what are you arguing about again? That the terms sativa and indica are outdated?
They are today falsely used for the two main categories, calming weeds and energizing weeds.
Calming weeds are called indica (but have nothing to do with the original indica name), and upliftig weeds are called sativa.
Might be wrong, yes.. But those two types of highs do exist. Most smokers do feel those differences. Denying this fact is just wrong.

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Bill_Oreilly said:

So it's the tolerance that effects you..not the weed.

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LosTresOjos said:

Bill_Oreilly said:

So it's the tolerance that effects you..not the weed.

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What?!

I'll buy an Oz. at a time. I will build up a tolerance to a certain strain and I'll smoke a different strain and get high no problems.

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Bill_Oreilly said:

I don't believe the marijuana plant has the capability to produce an energetic high and a mellow high. That makes no sense. A weed high is a weed high..it can't shapeshift from a stimulant to an opiate type deal. It's fucking weed!

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Bill_Oreilly said:

All I know is every single time I smoke weed, I don't feel like doing anything. I've yet to smoke weed and be like "let's do some dishes"

Weed makes me reserved, calm, and reclusive....

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Bill_Oreilly said:

...but indica isn't a body high and sativa isn't a head high

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