happy meal for a happy price bro

[eyeboy]

unfortunately

usually not

I've never seen a high mechanism...or even a low mechanism accident caused by some one being stoned

obviously alcohol yes, tweeds no

it's ironical

either BBC or CBC here in canada did a special on this... they had a guy do a driving obstacle course straight, and then another one after a joint. he performed BETTER after a smoke.

the rational for this went something like this

'Although acute cannabis intoxication following smoking has been shown to mildly impair psychomotor skills, this impairment is seldom severe or long lasting. In closed course and driving simulator studies, marijuana's acute effects on psychomotor performance include minor impairments in tracking (eye movement control) and reaction time, as well as variation in lateral positioning, headway (drivers under the influence of cannabis tend to follow less closely to the vehicle in front of them), and speed (drivers tend to decrease speed following cannabis inhalation). In general, these variations in driving behavior are noticeably less consistent or pronounced than the impairments exhibited by subjects under the influence of alcohol. Also, unlike subjects impaired by alcohol, individuals under the influence of cannabis tend to be aware of their impairment and try to compensate for it accordingly, either by driving more cautiously or by expressing an unwillingness to drive altogether.'

pass it over man!