Anonymous
11/26/2025 09:11
Subject: Re:Marijuana Smell Everywhere
Not here where I’m at in the Midwest.
Anonymous
11/26/2025 09:09
Subject: Re:Marijuana Smell Everywhere
Anonymous wrote:Is it like this in, say, Boston or Atlanta? It’s beyond disgusting
Yes in Philly and NYC. My kids think it's the smell of cities.
What's worse is driving and smelling it say at a stoplight. It used to be real skunk smell on the roads and now it's pot from other peoples' cars! So dangerous.
Anonymous
11/26/2025 09:05
Subject: Marijuana Smell Everywhere
Anonymous wrote:Do you want to get rid of your local dispensary? Form a group and set up 3 hour shifts to video the cars, license plates and people that enter the business. Then post each clip on a YouTube channel. I’d say it would take 2 months to close it down.
That makes no sense and no one cares THAT much.
Anonymous
11/26/2025 09:05
Subject: Marijuana Smell Everywhere
This would slow down if police did their F-ing job. It's always people driving, or about to drive. Smoking in parking lots or literally in their car. THAT is illegal.
Anonymous
11/26/2025 08:48
Subject: Marijuana Smell Everywhere
Do you want to get rid of your local dispensary? Form a group and set up 3 hour shifts to video the cars, license plates and people that enter the business. Then post each clip on a YouTube channel. I’d say it would take 2 months to close it down.
Anonymous
11/26/2025 08:35
Subject: Marijuana Smell Everywhere
I was pumping gas and a car pulled up next pump across aisle and I was bowled over by the small. Glad we didn’t explode, I assume his passenger was hot boxing.
Anonymous
11/26/2025 08:30
Subject: Marijuana Smell Everywhere
But students are getting increasingly stupid
Because parents are getting worse and the tech companies are getting better at hooking the kids.
Anonymous
11/26/2025 08:29
Subject: Marijuana Smell Everywhere
Is literally everyone smoking marijuana
Anonymous
11/26/2025 08:27
Subject: Marijuana Smell Everywhere
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That's the smell of freedom! America needs more freedom.
Can't say that until the Opium Dens reopen and you can get giggilos at Macy's.
I fully support reopening, regulating, and taxing. Sweet, sweet tax revenue for schools, transit, and lowering property taxes.
For decades we’ve been told that lotteries, taxes on gambling, & taxes on weed are going to magically improve schools & lower taxes. But students are getting increasingly stupid, & taxes never come down.
Because schools need more money. I'm sorry you can't understand that.
Anonymous
11/26/2025 08:24
Subject: Marijuana Smell Everywhere
Anonymous wrote:I appreciate people that smell like the Devil’s lettuce because it identifies them as losers in life. It makes it easy to stay away from them.
The smoke fogs up the whole block.
Anonymous
11/26/2025 07:41
Subject: Marijuana Smell Everywhere
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That's the smell of freedom! America needs more freedom.
Can't say that until the Opium Dens reopen and you can get giggilos at Macy's.
I fully support reopening, regulating, and taxing. Sweet, sweet tax revenue for schools, transit, and lowering property taxes.
For decades we’ve been told that lotteries, taxes on gambling, & taxes on weed are going to magically improve schools & lower taxes. But students are getting increasingly stupid, & taxes never come down.
Anonymous
11/26/2025 05:21
Subject: Marijuana Smell Everywhere
Anonymous wrote:Well let me put it a different way - would you want YOUR newborn baby next to someone for three hours who smelled like he hotboxed right before he got in his flight?
It's legal!
Anonymous
11/26/2025 05:05
Subject: Marijuana Smell Everywhere
Well let me put it a different way - would you want YOUR newborn baby next to someone for three hours who smelled like he hotboxed right before he got in his flight?
Anonymous
11/26/2025 04:51
Subject: Marijuana Smell Everywhere
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:That's the smell of freedom! America needs more freedom.
Can't say that until the Opium Dens reopen and you can get giggilos at Macy's.
I fully support reopening, regulating, and taxing. Sweet, sweet tax revenue for schools, transit, and lowering property taxes.
We’ll certainly need that “sweet, sweet tax revenue” to provide extra support in the schools for a generation that’s been brain damaged and is suffering cognitive and psychological impairment, provide emergency services and legal proceedings for accidents caused by drivers under the influence, but I wouldn’t count on property tax rates going down, because those will probably be offset by lost productivity and less desirable areas for both owning houses and engaging in commercial activities. It will almost certainly be a net loss to the county financially, not to mention the toll it takes on the individuals whose lives it devastates or the social cost to a diminished quality of life.
Legalizing recreational use only pleases 2 groups: users who no longer care about the damage it does to themselves or others, and the marijuana industry, which is really the only one that benefits.
Nah, we can just get them to use AI. If businesses need workers, businesses should be training those workers. Schools primary focus should be getting citizens to the level sufficient to vote Democrat.
Anonymous
11/26/2025 00:45
Subject: Marijuana Smell Everywhere
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We were on a southwest flight last weekend, and this guy got on who just reeked of pot. He sat in a row with a new mother who had a newborn, so I’m sure that was great for that baby.
What exactly do you think would harm the baby in that situation?
Different poster than you quoted
Exposure such as the PP described (smoke clinging to clothes and other surfaces) is known as thirdhand smoke. There doesn’t seem to be enough research to make definitive conclusions as to how harmful it is, although what we do know about marijuana specifically and about thirdhand tobacco smoke indicates that its effect would be negative.
Health effects of exposure to second- and third-hand marijuana smoke: a systematic review
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5741419/
https://www.healthline.com/health/thirdhand-smoke#prevention