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06-30-2007, 04:52 AM #1OPSenior Member
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my friend wants to know If he smoked for a year nonstop (like 2-3 blunts a day) and he stopped for about 5 days and has a drug test in 2 days what can he do to pass? This is for a pre-employment.. he really doesnt think he is gonna pass do you think he is better off just using one of his friends piss who is clean..if so how does he keep it to 98 degrees in his pants. and for any mods that read this newportidiot hasnt been able to post new topics, im just posting this for him, thanks:thumbsup:
dopefiend Reviewed by dopefiend on . need help my friend wants to know If he smoked for a year nonstop (like 2-3 blunts a day) and he stopped for about 5 days and has a drug test in 2 days what can he do to pass? This is for a pre-employment.. he really doesnt think he is gonna pass do you think he is better off just using one of his friends piss who is clean..if so how does he keep it to 98 degrees in his pants. and for any mods that read this newportidiot hasnt been able to post new topics, im just posting this for him, thanks:thumbsup: Rating: 5
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06-30-2007, 05:52 AM #2Senior Member
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I think it would still be in his system, esp. @ 2-3 blunts a day for a year
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06-30-2007, 05:55 AM #3Senior Member
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yeah he seems kinda screwed
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06-30-2007, 11:14 AM #4Senior Member
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Oh dude, 2-3 blunts a day is nothing. I passed on less time and I guarantee, I smoke way more.
First thing your friend has to do is immediately stop smoking.
Pray he works out all the time.
Even if he doesn't, he should drink a lot of water, and piss a lot before the test. Then he should only give the middle-stream sample.
That's the best he can do.
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06-30-2007, 03:19 PM #5Senior Member
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Originally Posted by thcbongman
Dopefiend, what does it say at the bottom of your avatar, its to small to read. But you or your friend should check out the substitution thread for helpful hints and tips on pulling it off. For instance the range is 90-100 and not just 98. That makes it a little easier. Also, practice, practice, practice.