Bryan_bud
12-12-2011, 07:00 PM
Okay, so, I'm 24- have a bachelors degree in psychology- and I'm about to apply to a variety of _wait for it_ probation officer positions. The dilemma here is I'm an intelligent human being who understands that cannabis is not a _cause_ of negativity in peoples' lives, and can be used alternatively for many _good_ purposes. The problem, of course, is that the rest of the drones out there have only been programmed to see in black and white.
Enough ranting. I am seriously and genuinely concerned about the possibility of being forced to entirely quit smoking for the next yr or so - maybe more! - in order to make some cash and get some professional experience (I'm on track for a phd). Although I'm already expecting advice to the effect of 'if you want a job, you have to buck up, buttercup' I am extremely hopeful that I can find a way to perfect this dilution method (As many others have attempted, I'm sure).
Facts- I weigh 175 lbs; I exercise regularly; I'm 5'11"'; and I've been a heavy smoker for the past year
(2 bowls a day at least- hey, it's heavy to me!)
Now I understand that there are a few obstacles that require navigating over with this dilution method - such as the color of the urine, the creatinine levels, specific gravity, and ph. Although I'm fairly convinced that the color/creatinine levels are realistically manageable (I plan to run practice trials before the test), I'm less sure about how to accurately mold the specific gravity and ph of the sample within the 'normal ranges', and could use some guidance.
*Serious help only please, as I'm sure you all can identify with the abhorrent thought of being forced to quit something you love- and have managed to successfully live a healthy lifestyle with! - It's like losing your g/f- no more sex in the clouds- they say! (Damn them)
Thank you all for your participation and assistance;
Bryan_bud
Enough ranting. I am seriously and genuinely concerned about the possibility of being forced to entirely quit smoking for the next yr or so - maybe more! - in order to make some cash and get some professional experience (I'm on track for a phd). Although I'm already expecting advice to the effect of 'if you want a job, you have to buck up, buttercup' I am extremely hopeful that I can find a way to perfect this dilution method (As many others have attempted, I'm sure).
Facts- I weigh 175 lbs; I exercise regularly; I'm 5'11"'; and I've been a heavy smoker for the past year
(2 bowls a day at least- hey, it's heavy to me!)
Now I understand that there are a few obstacles that require navigating over with this dilution method - such as the color of the urine, the creatinine levels, specific gravity, and ph. Although I'm fairly convinced that the color/creatinine levels are realistically manageable (I plan to run practice trials before the test), I'm less sure about how to accurately mold the specific gravity and ph of the sample within the 'normal ranges', and could use some guidance.
*Serious help only please, as I'm sure you all can identify with the abhorrent thought of being forced to quit something you love- and have managed to successfully live a healthy lifestyle with! - It's like losing your g/f- no more sex in the clouds- they say! (Damn them)
Thank you all for your participation and assistance;
Bryan_bud