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yep
Thats "lol" then
Brief
Description:
The most commonly used illegal drug in the U.S. The main active chemical is THC.
Time to make oxygen illegal. Too many people are using that, nowadays.
Nah, not really funny at all...
ganga is the original spelling, now though i guess its spelt either way...much like laser and lazer.
i like ganga pronounced ganja :)
I don't think Ganja or Ganga are either one in the dictionary.
ganja
(gänj)
n.
Marijuana, especially a highly resinous form of marijuana prepared from the flowering tops and leaves of selected plants and usually ingested by smoking.
Ganja is:
* a slang term for cannabis
* city of Ganja (Azeri: Gəncə, Russian: Гянджа) is Azerbaijan's second largest city. Throughout its history, Ganja has had different names, including Elizavetpol (Елизаветполь, during Russia's rule) and Kirovabad (?и?ова?ад, during the Soviet Union's rule). Ganja is the birthplace of the famous classical Azerbaijani and Persian poet Nizami.
* and the name of a certain species of bird native to Australia
Gan·ga (gngg)
See Ganges.
There are countless street terms for marijuana including pot, herb, weed, grass, widow, ganja, and hash, as well as terms derived from trademarked varieties of cannabis, such as, Northern Lights®, Fruity Juice®, Afghani #1®, and a number of Skunk varieties.
I wanna know who registered the trade mark for those names lol.
"Umm hi, im here to patent this super good strain of weed i just bred"
also people who research drugs must be fucking dyslexic: Fruity juice????WTF
Effects:
Short-term effects include memory and learning problems, distorted perception, and difficulty thinking and solving problems.
yup, thats definately why im a stoner, i love the effects! :stoned: :thumbsup:
light amplification by a stimulated emission of radiation (laser)Quote:
Originally Posted by blastfast
man I just can't read these anti-weed sites anymore, they just get me pissed off, it's not even funny anymore.
Marijuana Myth #9. Marijuana impairs short-term memoryQuote:
Originally Posted by hardon
This is true but misleading. Any impairment of short-term memory disappears when one is no longer under the influence of marijuana. Often, the short-term memory effect is paired with a reference to Dr. Heath's poor rhesus monkeys to imply that the condition is permanent.
- This was a message from the Schaffer Drug Library.
I think somebody needs to lay off the pot and check the spelling.
I know...who knows what you're trying to spell? Stidgrus?Quote:
Originally Posted by STDzRus