im rippin billies right now

Never actually heard that before!

I have tried many edibles and even some sublinguals. None of them have had the desired effect on me. So I usuallyvsmoke out of my four foot bong. I worry about lung damage too, but so far I have not noticed nayproblems. I do not not smoke cigaretts. But I have never had anyproblems playing any sports or running. In my research I have also not found a link to marijuana smoking and lung cancer so I do not worry about that. Seems to only effect cigarette smokers. I am going to try making some of my own edibles and sublinguak and see if they have any better of an effect.

Every arcade game I played in the 90's told me that.  I'm not going to dishonor their memory.

Ugh... hell no! I'm highly allergic to the stuff, and will happily turn over to the authorities anyone who smells of it. I did it to a kid who rode my school bus.

XD Now I know you've been smoking too much pot.

O_O

Why would you do something like that?

Hrm... because it's illegal here, and we are required by law to report any crime involving a minor that we have knowledge of? If a minor smells of it, that means that a law is directly being broken around them. If they're using it themselves, then they get to face the consequences. One of my roommates is a teacher, and she turned in a kid for smelling of it; his drug tests came back negative. Thus, his parents were implicated in it, and that was found to be the case. (The kid's father was smoking it while driving the kid to school.)

Oh, I forgot you were a bus driver. I thought you snitched on kids when you were still in school (a very not cool thing to do ). Anyays, marijuana isn't that big of a deal and it shouldn't be illegal. Won't the kid get a criminal record? You may have seriously screwed up his life.

Well, it was a high schooler in my case. If he chose to do something illegal knowingly, then he took the risk of screwing up his life. And with how strong the scent was, he was either a heavy smoker of it, or was smoking it at the bus stop. Neither of which seems like a smart idea. I didn't screw up his life, his own decision screwed up his life. Besides, if I didn't report it, his first teacher would have. As the driver who encountered him earlier, I would be questioned on it, and could be seen as an accessory for not reporting it. So even if I did think the blame was on me, if it's his life or mine, he's screwed.