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  • Berzerker
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    Originally posted by DinoDoc View Post
    I know alcoholics that claim the same thing.
    They say using pot makes them more cautious when driving drunk? I'd believe that... It has the same effect on me.

    I'm not an alcoholic but I do know how these chemicals effect my driving better than you

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  • Ben Kenobi
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    Do cigarettes impair driving too? After all, all drugs are the same, right?
    So far we're 3/3 for pot users and dealers claiming that gettin' high enhances your driving capabilities.

    This confirms my own experience in lending my car to pot users. Same attitude. And of course none of 'em are gonna pay me back for getting my car impounded. ****ers.

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  • Ben Kenobi
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    I'm not even a fan of doctors having control over our medicine, I sure as hell dont support Ben and politicians making my medical decisions while preaching to me about freedom
    Thank God you're not forcing me to pay for your medical care. Oh wait. I'm paying for ****ing contraception.

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  • Ben Kenobi
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    I know alcoholics that claim the same thing.
    4 of the last 5 landlords all said the same thing.

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  • AAAAAAAAH!
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    Originally posted by Ben Kenobi View Post
    It's unfortunately a mistake I repeated (trusting a pot user with my car unaccompanied). Now it's the first question I ask if I'm dating someone. I've found pot users in general to be spectacularly untrustworthy. If I'm gonna be with someone, I want to be able to trust that you'll be able to drive my car whenever and that you're not gonna get it impounded. You know - basic things like that.
    Yeah, look at how shady and suspicious Felch and Sava are.

    Originally posted by Ben Kenobi View Post
    Do cigarettes impair driving too? After all, all drugs are the same, right?

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  • DinoDoc
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    Originally posted by Berzerker View Post
    I have plenty of experience driving under the influence, when I'm drunk pot makes me less reckless and more cautious
    I know alcoholics that claim the same thing.

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  • Berzerker
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    here ya go, Ben

    From promoting appetite in chemo patients to potentially protecting the brain from trauma caused by a concussion, there are plenty of medical marijuana uses.


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    I'm not even a fan of doctors having control over our medicine, I sure as hell dont support Ben and politicians making my medical decisions while preaching to me about freedom

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  • Ben Kenobi
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  • Berzerker
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    I have plenty of experience driving under the influence, when I'm drunk pot makes me less reckless and more cautious

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  • Ben Kenobi
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    Was this anecdote supposed to prove your point?
    It's unfortunately a mistake I repeated (trusting a pot user with my car unaccompanied). Now it's the first question I ask if I'm dating someone. I've found pot users in general to be spectacularly untrustworthy. If I'm gonna be with someone, I want to be able to trust that you'll be able to drive my car whenever and that you're not gonna get it impounded. You know - basic things like that.

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  • Ben Kenobi
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    So why don't you hate bankers?
    I bank with the man's number 1 competitor.

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  • AAAAAAAAH!
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    Originally posted by Ben Kenobi View Post
    Uh, I've had a pot user drive my car and get arrested, twice actually. Not a pot fan. Had to get car out of impound and both times the user, unsurprisingly, refused to pay. "User" is right.

    It's gotten so it's almost the first question I ask now if I'm dating someone. Are you a pot user? Check, please.
    Was this anecdote supposed to prove your point?

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  • Sava
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    So why don't you hate bankers?

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  • Ben Kenobi
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    All Ben's stories are the same: Ben does something wrong. "It's not my fault!"
    First and only accident I've been in almost 20 years of driving. Road was slick, inattentive ******* banker was inattentive, didn't see me and the construction zone around the corner. I slowed as road was bad and workers were there. Middle of nowhere. Banker notices, I try to drive into ditch. ******* banker slides, but I almost get out of the way. Clips my bumper, his headlight pops out, and I'm ok.

    ******* jumps out and starts screaming at me. I tell dispatcher to inform my delivery that his dinner will be late. ******* banker insists on 'following me' to my last delivery for the night, after we've exchanged information. I should have called the police as soon as he threatened me. With more experience, that's what I would have done, but I was pretty young then. Just 21.

    Anyways, he followed me and I left to go home at end of shift. Next morning I call insurance and they inform me that he called them the night before and said I ran a stoplight and hit him. 100 percent my fault and nothing I could do about it at the time. Who are you gonna believe, 45 year old banker or some 21 roadjockey? I got ****ed. Not a fan of ICBC.

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  • Sava
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    Seems like they made the right call to me

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