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Old 06-08-2011, 11:12 AM #11
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i am going to try vaporizing some i guess. i just dont want to blow a bunch more money on a vaporizer if it doesnt work for me. this is expensive. i was really unhappy that the brownie intensified my nerve pain in my hand, i was worried about that...
I wouldn't advise anyone eating their meds. I have never had a good experience. Either it does nothing, or I get way too high. I would think eating it would be the easiest way, but it's not. I recommend people take one hit (joint or pipe), hold for 10 seconds and then like someelse mentioned - wait 15 minutes and see if you need or want more.
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