Louisville starter Jalen Johnson pleads guilty to marijuana possession

[lkc1234]

I'm 42,, can't have kids,, don't wanna get married so why not do as I want? I've got nothing to lose but a good buzz to gain,, lol.. I done all the hard drugs from 25-35.. I'm just a stoner man whore nowadays..

Sounds like you hit the jackpot. Have fun and good luck.

 

[Supafuzz75]

Sounds like you hit the jackpot. Have fun and good luck.

I won nearly 10k at Belterra back around 2004 or 2005.. Me and my cousin went to Daytona for a week for the 500 then to key west a couple weeks later for another week.. It was all blown in 6 weeks on those 2 trips plus plenty of white stuff,, lol.. That stuff will get you ladies way out of your league down there.. Gettin old and done enough stuff for 20 people back in the day.. So just stick to my pot n Valium nowadays.. Only live once so may as well live it how you like..

 

[JimboBBN]

Only on Cats Illustrated can a thread go four pages about a college kid smoking some pot

 

[Jkwo]

I've seen the studies on short term memory loss, that were found to be reversible. I've seen the studies showing permanent developmental effects from teenage use. I've seen the studies on increase in risk of acute lung ailments like bronchitis, and on increased cancer risk for people who smoke BOTH weed and tobacco (though not from weed alone). As a smoker, if there is published evidence of non-reversible neurological effects from adult use, I'd definitely be interested in seeing it.

I'm impressed - it seems like you've done your homework. You've covered a lot of it; one thing that you didn't mention or is the ongoing controversy regarding volume reduction in the Hippocampus. A number of studies, including several in JAMA associated journals, have made the connection. On the other hand, the Journal of Neuroscience has one claiming that the relationship can be explained away when you isolate certain other variables (IIRC, alcohol consumption was the big one there).

Regardless, I'm glad to see that you're informing yourself on what goes into your body.

 

[ganner918]

I'm impressed - it seems like you've done your homework. You've covered a lot of it; one thing that you didn't mention or is the ongoing controversy regarding volume reduction in the Hippocampus. A number of studies, including several in JAMA associated journals, have made the connection. On the other hand, the Journal of Neuroscience has one claiming that the relationship can be explained away when you isolate certain other variables (IIRC, alcohol consumption was the big one there).

Regardless, I'm glad to see that you're informing yourself on what goes into your body.

I like to understand everything I'm involved in as much as possible. I'm convinced that my most dangerous habit is eating processed meat (bacon, sausage, ham, anything with nitrates).

 

[blubo]

A little off topic, but has anyone seen an update on the tard football players who were shot/shooting at a party last year?
That story seemed to quickly die and disappear.