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The OP is an obvious troll, guys. He comes on here and makes some outrageous statement about his neighbor smelling up the entire neighborhood and than slams everyone as "ignorant Americans" when they provide a bit of insight.
Nothing like coming into a pro-cannibis forum and proceed to tell everyone that he called the cops on a neighbor because he was smoking weed.
Fuck, if you're gonna be a troll, at least have the decency to be a good one.
I'm sorry if I have offended anyone. Your responses have been heard. I am a former drug addict and marijuana was a big part of my life for a long time. So, when I am confronted with the smell, I have a great deal of struggle to stop myself from jumping the fence and joining him. To some that might seem like a good idea. For me it would be just shy of a death sentence on account of what it would lead to. I thought I would come here to find a responsible user.
It is, however, unfortunate there were no uesfull suggestions that I could bring to the table when I confront this neighbour. I was hoping that someone could have suggested a less smelly way of medicating.
From one addict to another, take some goddamn responsibility for your addiction. Just because you're a recovering addict, you think that it gives you some kind right to tell others how they should live? Calling the cops on your neighbors because you don't like being exposed to the smell of pot? If you don't like it, MOVE.Quote:
Originally Posted by DQmoon
You want a useful suggestion of what to bring to the table when you confront your neighbor? Here's my suggestion. Don't confront your neighbor. It's none of your goddamn business what you neighbor is doing.
If you don't like the smell, close your windows and buy yourself a good air filter/purifier. Take some responsibility rather than dumping your issues on others. What's really surprising though is that you should have learned this during your recovery. Apparently you didn't and until you do, your recovery is on VERY shaky ground and that has nothing to do with your neighbor. It has EVERYTHING to do with you.
How's that for useful suggestions? Consider yourself bitch-slapped which could be one of the best things that anyone here could do for you.
LMAO!Quote:
Originally Posted by lwien123
Instead of making your problems his,maybe you could buy him a vaporizer...healthier for him and nobody else has to smell it.
And by the way you have been kind of a back stabbing jerk and a piss poor neighbor,so make up for it by not being cheap,get him a good unit and you both will be happy.
Junkie- I bet you're a tobacco smoker too, right?Quote:
Originally Posted by DQmoon
Let me tell you something, you guys make me want to gak. And you try to do it where I'm eatin too! What's up with that? Like smellin my dog's farts while I'm trying to eat dinner... You tobacco smokers suck.
Also, I trust no man or woman who announces they're "a former drug addict". More likely "Mentally ill".
But "drug addict? Please, spare us your drama.
And for cryin out loud, learn some self control and stop blaming others for your own shortcomings.
Ok, I hear where ya coming from, and I'll take you at face value. :) Why don't you suggest to your neighbor that he vaporize instead? There are plenty of posts documenting the benefits, but let's recap: your neighbor will save money, save his lungs, get a better high, and you won't be able to smell anything.Quote:
Originally Posted by DQmoon
Don't think of the matter in confrontational terms. Confess to your neighbor the dark thoughts that the smell triggers in you, and then explain the benefits to HIM of vaporizing. You have to present the case in terms that make sense to him. If the deal benefits him, of course he will be more amenable to going along.
If he's really into smoking, show him the Vapor Genie or that battery-operated vaporizer that is in the form of a block of wood (I think it's called the Fast Launch or something like that).
LaunchBox.Quote:
Originally Posted by BuzzBob
Hi i am aware of this information, Medical Marijuana Cooperatives are non-profit organizations that are created by cultivators, an aggregate group of patients, or both to provide medical-grade marijuana to qualified patients.
wow, the occasional wiff of weed has you up in a huff, but what about those chain cigarette smokers?