Quick question for a somewhat unique case

[Sakeller24]

Thats not what I said at all.

But how does your theory explain this obvious falsehood. I know just as anyone else knows that that isn't true, but by the logic that you used, it should be true. I'm just looking for an explanation.

Sakeller24 Reviewed by Sakeller24 on 05-27-2010. Quick question for a somewhat unique case Hello all, Quick Background info: 5'11" 150lbs 20y/o Male I've been smoking every day, heavily, for about 2 years now. I have a urine test coming up in approximately 3 weeks. I took a body fat test and it came out that I was only about 3.5% body fat (save all the skinny jokes please, I eat my fair share of cookie dough :D). I plan on using the dilution technique outlined in the sticky, but I was just wondering about how long before the test should I quit smoking altogether? I figure Rating: 5

[Burnt Toast]

But how does your theory explain this obvious falsehood. I know just as anyone else knows that that isn't true, but by the logic that you used, it should be true.

Exactly what are you talking about?

[webdox]

... This would immensely help the perpetual question of "am I gonna be good?" or "am I gonna pass?" If someone could figure out how much is stored in say one pound of fat and figure out how much is metabolized from that one pound per day, then you could reasonably estimate how long it would take for you to drop below the positive/negative line on a drug test.

No, you couldn't. That's the whole point. As stated 10000x, there are WAY too many variables (age, weight, fat %, metabolism, THC concentration of the weed, how much you smoke, how deep you inhale, how long you hold your toke, etc, etc, etc, etc, etc, etc) to even come up with a close approximation. This is a dead horse subject, please don't beat it any more.