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Anonymous wrote:The public nature of it is still new enough to me that I get a kick out of it. I'm a bit of a rebel at heart, and it thrills me a little that all those other rebels out there are doing that out in the open.

Pot is way down the list of things I hate smelling. Cigarette smoke, cigar smoke, strong perfume, patchouli... all those things make me want to gag. Pot I can live with.

“Rebel” is a kind word for it. And I’m sure that some smokers are handling it well. But something like 10% of pot smokers are addicted, and they’re probably the ones getting that last desperate toke in the subway tunnel or spending all day hanging out on 7th Street.

LOL nobody gets addicted to marijuana, grandpa.

Weed makes you dumb.

A little weed makes you a little dumber. A lot of weed makes you a lot dumber.

I like always being the smartest person in the room. Although it's easier now than it used to be, because of people like you, PP.

It also makes you less of a tight-ass, which is something you desperately need.

If you can focus long enough, read this: https://www.cdc.gov/marijuana/faqs/marijuana-addiction.html

Cool. Occasional pot use hasn't stopped me from:

- Graduating in the top 9% of my class from a top 20 research university
- Graduating with honors from a top 10 research university for grad school
- Getting my dream job
- Being promoted 4 times in that job in the last 8 years

It's just made the ride a little more fun. Sorry you've missed out.

Imagine what you could have accomplished if you hadn't smoked pot.

DP. What the hell will occasional pot use do to make you less intelligent?

You realize that the bottle of wine you have every night is just as bad, if not worse, then taking a puff of the good stuff. Not to mention, you alcoholics are ruining your lovers and brain cells.


But yeah, carry on attacking the successful person who smokes a bit of weed here and there.

And if you didn’t want it in DC, why did you vote for it???

You keep using the word “occasional” but you’re not smart enough to see that the people smoking at the metro entrance are daily users (gotta get that hit before I get on the train and go into work) and so this thread doesn’t apply to you and your pot use. How smart are you actually? Or do you think everything’s about you?

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Anonymous wrote:The public nature of it is still new enough to me that I get a kick out of it. I'm a bit of a rebel at heart, and it thrills me a little that all those other rebels out there are doing that out in the open.

Pot is way down the list of things I hate smelling. Cigarette smoke, cigar smoke, strong perfume, patchouli... all those things make me want to gag. Pot I can live with.

“Rebel” is a kind word for it. And I’m sure that some smokers are handling it well. But something like 10% of pot smokers are addicted, and they’re probably the ones getting that last desperate toke in the subway tunnel or spending all day hanging out on 7th Street.

LOL nobody gets addicted to marijuana, grandpa.

Weed makes you dumb.

A little weed makes you a little dumber. A lot of weed makes you a lot dumber.

I like always being the smartest person in the room. Although it's easier now than it used to be, because of people like you, PP.

It also makes you less of a tight-ass, which is something you desperately need.

If you can focus long enough, read this: https://www.cdc.gov/marijuana/faqs/marijuana-addiction.html

Cool. Occasional pot use hasn't stopped me from:

- Graduating in the top 9% of my class from a top 20 research university
- Graduating with honors from a top 10 research university for grad school
- Getting my dream job
- Being promoted 4 times in that job in the last 8 years

It's just made the ride a little more fun. Sorry you've missed out.

Imagine what you could have accomplished if you hadn't smoked pot.

DP. What the hell will occasional pot use do to make you less intelligent?

You realize that the bottle of wine you have every night is just as bad, if not worse, then taking a puff of the good stuff. Not to mention, you alcoholics are ruining your lovers and brain cells.


But yeah, carry on attacking the successful person who smokes a bit of weed here and there.

And if you didn’t want it in DC, why did you vote for it???

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Anonymous wrote:The public nature of it is still new enough to me that I get a kick out of it. I'm a bit of a rebel at heart, and it thrills me a little that all those other rebels out there are doing that out in the open.

Pot is way down the list of things I hate smelling. Cigarette smoke, cigar smoke, strong perfume, patchouli... all those things make me want to gag. Pot I can live with.

“Rebel” is a kind word for it. And I’m sure that some smokers are handling it well. But something like 10% of pot smokers are addicted, and they’re probably the ones getting that last desperate toke in the subway tunnel or spending all day hanging out on 7th Street.

LOL nobody gets addicted to marijuana, grandpa.

Weed makes you dumb.

A little weed makes you a little dumber. A lot of weed makes you a lot dumber.

I like always being the smartest person in the room. Although it's easier now than it used to be, because of people like you, PP.

It also makes you less of a tight-ass, which is something you desperately need.

If you can focus long enough, read this: https://www.cdc.gov/marijuana/faqs/marijuana-addiction.html

Cool. Occasional pot use hasn't stopped me from:

- Graduating in the top 9% of my class from a top 20 research university
- Graduating with honors from a top 10 research university for grad school
- Getting my dream job
- Being promoted 4 times in that job in the last 8 years

It's just made the ride a little more fun. Sorry you've missed out.

Imagine what you could have accomplished if you hadn't smoked pot.

DP. What the hell will occasional pot use do to make you less intelligent?

You realize that the bottle of wine you have every night is just as bad, if not worse, then taking a puff of the good stuff. Not to mention, you alcoholics are ruining your lovers and brain cells.


But yeah, carry on attacking the successful person who smokes a bit of weed here and there.

And if you didn’t want it in DC, why did you vote for it???

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Anonymous wrote:The public nature of it is still new enough to me that I get a kick out of it. I'm a bit of a rebel at heart, and it thrills me a little that all those other rebels out there are doing that out in the open.

Pot is way down the list of things I hate smelling. Cigarette smoke, cigar smoke, strong perfume, patchouli... all those things make me want to gag. Pot I can live with.

“Rebel” is a kind word for it. And I’m sure that some smokers are handling it well. But something like 10% of pot smokers are addicted, and they’re probably the ones getting that last desperate toke in the subway tunnel or spending all day hanging out on 7th Street.

LOL nobody gets addicted to marijuana, grandpa.

Weed makes you dumb.

A little weed makes you a little dumber. A lot of weed makes you a lot dumber.

I like always being the smartest person in the room. Although it's easier now than it used to be, because of people like you, PP.

It also makes you less of a tight-ass, which is something you desperately need.

If you can focus long enough, read this: https://www.cdc.gov/marijuana/faqs/marijuana-addiction.html

Cool. Occasional pot use hasn't stopped me from:

- Graduating in the top 9% of my class from a top 20 research university
- Graduating with honors from a top 10 research university for grad school
- Getting my dream job
- Being promoted 4 times in that job in the last 8 years

It's just made the ride a little more fun. Sorry you've missed out.

Imagine what you could have accomplished if you hadn't smoked pot.

Hmm, like what?

I've achieved every goal I've had for myself. I'm in my early 30s and make six figures at a job I love. I have a terrific husband who--despite also smoking pot sometimes--will make $300K this year, with likely an additional $170K from consulting.

You still won’t answer the question about whether you smoke in public, which is the topic of this thread. Pretty telling—you don’t. So why are you wasting that supposed (hah!) six-figure salary here?

Where it's legal, of course I smoke in public.

How am I wasting my salary here? Last I checked, this site is free.

You seriously don’t get that you’re unproductive while you’re on here? Chalk that up to pot....

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Anonymous wrote:The public nature of it is still new enough to me that I get a kick out of it. I'm a bit of a rebel at heart, and it thrills me a little that all those other rebels out there are doing that out in the open.

Pot is way down the list of things I hate smelling. Cigarette smoke, cigar smoke, strong perfume, patchouli... all those things make me want to gag. Pot I can live with.

“Rebel” is a kind word for it. And I’m sure that some smokers are handling it well. But something like 10% of pot smokers are addicted, and they’re probably the ones getting that last desperate toke in the subway tunnel or spending all day hanging out on 7th Street.

LOL nobody gets addicted to marijuana, grandpa.

Weed makes you dumb.

A little weed makes you a little dumber. A lot of weed makes you a lot dumber.

I like always being the smartest person in the room. Although it's easier now than it used to be, because of people like you, PP.

It also makes you less of a tight-ass, which is something you desperately need.

If you can focus long enough, read this: https://www.cdc.gov/marijuana/faqs/marijuana-addiction.html

Cool. Occasional pot use hasn't stopped me from:

- Graduating in the top 9% of my class from a top 20 research university
- Graduating with honors from a top 10 research university for grad school
- Getting my dream job
- Being promoted 4 times in that job in the last 8 years

It's just made the ride a little more fun. Sorry you've missed out.

Imagine what you could have accomplished if you hadn't smoked pot.

Hmm, like what?

I've achieved every goal I've had for myself. I'm in my early 30s and make six figures at a job I love. I have a terrific husband who--despite also smoking pot sometimes--will make $300K this year, with likely an additional $170K from consulting.

You still won’t answer the question about whether you smoke in public, which is the topic of this thread. Pretty telling—you don’t. So why are you wasting that supposed (hah!) six-figure salary here?

Where it's legal, of course I smoke in public.

How am I wasting my salary here? Last I checked, this site is free.

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Anonymous wrote:I live just off of U Street, love the smell of weed -- and, yes, I'll smoke it in public. It's a great think. Tight asses!

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Anonymous wrote:It's amusing to me how if this were cigarette smoke odor instead of weed, everyone on this forum would be up in arms over it. But since it's pot smoke, the same people who would be outraged were it cigarettes, are totally fine with it.

The hypocrisy here is literally boundless.

Liberal logic

I'm liberal and I am against smoking pot. I assume many others who post that the smell is disgusting are also liberals. Liberals don't vote in lock step. You are a turd PP and your attitude is ruining our country.

You assume others are liberal? Because you are ?
And you know this ? Liberal wizard in action. Just because you are and people you may know doesn’t make the whoouniverse
Based on you.

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Anonymous wrote:It's amusing to me how if this were cigarette smoke odor instead of weed, everyone on this forum would be up in arms over it. But since it's pot smoke, the same people who would be outraged were it cigarettes, are totally fine with it.

The hypocrisy here is literally boundless.

Liberal logic

I'm liberal and I am against smoking pot. I assume many others who post that the smell is disgusting are also liberals. Liberals don't vote in lock step. You are a turd PP and your attitude is ruining our country.

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Anonymous wrote:The public nature of it is still new enough to me that I get a kick out of it. I'm a bit of a rebel at heart, and it thrills me a little that all those other rebels out there are doing that out in the open.

Pot is way down the list of things I hate smelling. Cigarette smoke, cigar smoke, strong perfume, patchouli... all those things make me want to gag. Pot I can live with.

“Rebel” is a kind word for it. And I’m sure that some smokers are handling it well. But something like 10% of pot smokers are addicted, and they’re probably the ones getting that last desperate toke in the subway tunnel or spending all day hanging out on 7th Street.

LOL nobody gets addicted to marijuana, grandpa.

Weed makes you dumb.

A little weed makes you a little dumber. A lot of weed makes you a lot dumber.

I like always being the smartest person in the room. Although it's easier now than it used to be, because of people like you, PP.

It also makes you less of a tight-ass, which is something you desperately need.

If you can focus long enough, read this: https://www.cdc.gov/marijuana/faqs/marijuana-addiction.html

Cool. Occasional pot use hasn't stopped me from:

- Graduating in the top 9% of my class from a top 20 research university
- Graduating with honors from a top 10 research university for grad school
- Getting my dream job
- Being promoted 4 times in that job in the last 8 years

It's just made the ride a little more fun. Sorry you've missed out.

Imagine what you could have accomplished if you hadn't smoked pot.

Anonymous wrote:I live just off of U Street, love the smell of weed -- and, yes, I'll smoke it in public. It's a great think. Tight asses!

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Anonymous wrote:The public nature of it is still new enough to me that I get a kick out of it. I'm a bit of a rebel at heart, and it thrills me a little that all those other rebels out there are doing that out in the open.

Pot is way down the list of things I hate smelling. Cigarette smoke, cigar smoke, strong perfume, patchouli... all those things make me want to gag. Pot I can live with.

“Rebel” is a kind word for it. And I’m sure that some smokers are handling it well. But something like 10% of pot smokers are addicted, and they’re probably the ones getting that last desperate toke in the subway tunnel or spending all day hanging out on 7th Street.

LOL nobody gets addicted to marijuana, grandpa.

Weed makes you dumb.

A little weed makes you a little dumber. A lot of weed makes you a lot dumber.

I like always being the smartest person in the room. Although it's easier now than it used to be, because of people like you, PP.

It also makes you less of a tight-ass, which is something you desperately need.

If you can focus long enough, read this: https://www.cdc.gov/marijuana/faqs/marijuana-addiction.html

Cool. Occasional pot use hasn't stopped me from:

- Graduating in the top 9% of my class from a top 20 research university
- Graduating with honors from a top 10 research university for grad school
- Getting my dream job
- Being promoted 4 times in that job in the last 8 years

It's just made the ride a little more fun. Sorry you've missed out.

And yet you’re a horse’s ass trolling strangers on a mom’s website. Tell us again about your wonderful career....

This has long been a troll website masquerading as a serious mommy forum.

LOL so you are a troll....

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Anonymous wrote:The public nature of it is still new enough to me that I get a kick out of it. I'm a bit of a rebel at heart, and it thrills me a little that all those other rebels out there are doing that out in the open.

Pot is way down the list of things I hate smelling. Cigarette smoke, cigar smoke, strong perfume, patchouli... all those things make me want to gag. Pot I can live with.

“Rebel” is a kind word for it. And I’m sure that some smokers are handling it well. But something like 10% of pot smokers are addicted, and they’re probably the ones getting that last desperate toke in the subway tunnel or spending all day hanging out on 7th Street.

LOL nobody gets addicted to marijuana, grandpa.

Weed makes you dumb.

A little weed makes you a little dumber. A lot of weed makes you a lot dumber.

I like always being the smartest person in the room. Although it's easier now than it used to be, because of people like you, PP.

It also makes you less of a tight-ass, which is something you desperately need.

If you can focus long enough, read this: https://www.cdc.gov/marijuana/faqs/marijuana-addiction.html

Cool. Occasional pot use hasn't stopped me from:

- Graduating in the top 9% of my class from a top 20 research university
- Graduating with honors from a top 10 research university for grad school
- Getting my dream job
- Being promoted 4 times in that job in the last 8 years

It's just made the ride a little more fun. Sorry you've missed out.

And yet you’re a horse’s ass trolling strangers on a mom’s website. Tell us again about your wonderful career....

This has long been a troll website masquerading as a serious mommy forum.

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Anonymous wrote:And I don't like the sound of your whiny kid or your barking dog or the smell of your perfume or....I could go on, but you get the point. To each their own. Be happy that the smell of pot is the worst of your gripes.

Pot is disgusting, it smells disgusting, and I shouldn't have to smell it in my yard.

My neighbor smokes it a lot, inside and outside, and it wafts onto my porch and even into my house all the time. I told him that he has a nice home and it would be a shame if it ever caught fire from all of his pot smoking.

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Anonymous wrote:The public nature of it is still new enough to me that I get a kick out of it. I'm a bit of a rebel at heart, and it thrills me a little that all those other rebels out there are doing that out in the open.

Pot is way down the list of things I hate smelling. Cigarette smoke, cigar smoke, strong perfume, patchouli... all those things make me want to gag. Pot I can live with.

“Rebel” is a kind word for it. And I’m sure that some smokers are handling it well. But something like 10% of pot smokers are addicted, and they’re probably the ones getting that last desperate toke in the subway tunnel or spending all day hanging out on 7th Street.

LOL nobody gets addicted to marijuana, grandpa.

Weed makes you dumb.

A little weed makes you a little dumber. A lot of weed makes you a lot dumber.

I like always being the smartest person in the room. Although it's easier now than it used to be, because of people like you, PP.

It also makes you less of a tight-ass, which is something you desperately need.

If you can focus long enough, read this: https://www.cdc.gov/marijuana/faqs/marijuana-addiction.html

Cool. Occasional pot use hasn't stopped me from:

- Graduating in the top 9% of my class from a top 20 research university
- Graduating with honors from a top 10 research university for grad school
- Getting my dream job
- Being promoted 4 times in that job in the last 8 years

It's just made the ride a little more fun. Sorry you've missed out.

Imagine what you could have accomplished if you hadn't smoked pot.

Hmm, like what?

I've achieved every goal I've had for myself. I'm in my early 30s and make six figures at a job I love. I have a terrific husband who--despite also smoking pot sometimes--will make $300K this year, with likely an additional $170K from consulting.

You still won’t answer the question about whether you smoke in public, which is the topic of this thread. Pretty telling—you don’t. So why are you wasting that supposed (hah!) six-figure salary here?