OK, you lack the "hard-core science" studies. Click on the link in my sig and get your printer running! You'll have to scroll down a ways to get to neuroprotectant (it means it protects your nerves and brain cells- quite the opposite of killing brain cells!).

Or you could let Dad just read it! If you don't want Dad to see that you frequent this site, I also posted it on a purely medical site- treatingyourself.com It's stickied in the medical marijuana forum. TY is a bit more "respectable" since it is medical in nature. Each one of those links is a study or article on marijuana, synthetic cannabinoids, or endocannabinoids. If PubMed and MedScape aren't good enough, I don't know what would be?

If you decide to show it to him, tell him your Granny Storm Crow (a legal California medical marijuana user) requests politely that he view the whole post. I'm not asking that he read each paper I have listed- just read the titles!

Innominate - It's nice that you and your Dad have a good relationship and a common interest. My adult boys don't smoke and rarely drink- their choice. It would be cool to have a toking relationship like you and your Dad have, but that's not the way things are. They are adults and have their own lives.

Anyway, guys, feel free to use my list to refute inaccurate information that your parents or teachers may believe to be the truth, to base your MMJ term papers on, or just to broaden your knowledge! Knowledge is useless unless shared!
Storm Crow Reviewed by Storm Crow on . My father is a chronic smoker. As long as I can remember, my dad has been a smoker. I remember at age 13 I would come home from school and the house would reek of pot. Although I was unsure about what the scent was, I figured it out sooner or later. When I was confronted by him when my mother found a pipe in my room, he was more concerned about the fire hazard due to my room being a complete mess. :D I pick up some bud for him occasionally when I can, and he helps me out as well. Sometimes he picks up some really good Rating: 5