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They're in Oregon, they can get some of the best herb known to mankind up there. Youve got to wonder though because if it's that important to a recruit then please let them have him. If they want to lose their car keys everyday then so be it.

If I had a kid I don't think I'd get too upset about marijuana as long as he isn't dealing.

Really? Is that what Cliff Harris and Darron Thomas told the state trooper when they were pulled over? We were only going 20mph officer! Lol!

THC, like all drugs (prescription or recreational) have desired and undesired effects. The pharmaceutical industry likes to call these undesired effects side effects. All drugs effect people differently. There are no norms. Only common and less common affects. THC will effect the body's physiology in many ways. The way it affects one person isn't the same way it might affect someone else. To assume it always has a sedative affect with everyone is also "out of touch". There are those with preexisting psychosocial disorders that are influenced differently by the drug. Then there are those taking other medications. What about the potentiating effects of THC with prescription drugs? Will that create repeated sedative effects on every individual? What about athletes taking steroids and the effects of THC on those people? Same sedative effects? The point is there is no normative effects.

This, for everyone I know. So I'd say that effect is the more common one for the vast majority of people. College student here, not a parent.

I'm saying they are the exception, not the rule.

"Recently, the researchers of a study in Sports Medicine wrote that athletes claim "smoking cannabis before play helps them focus better" and increases their creativity, and prior studies have found use among athletes to decrease anxiety, fear, depression and tension."

if so, wouldn't this then be considered a Performance Enhancing Drug and an unfair advantage?