Daily Poll: Mary Jane

[bigbaldben]

Vote dammit.

[Red Mones]

Yay! I'm the first one to vote!

[AwesomeSaucer]

Yes, but not in public.  Secondhand smoke with marijuana is MUCH easier than tobacco.

[Khem]

Yes, but not in public.  Secondhand smoke with marijuana is MUCH easier than tobacco.

I would agree with not in your typical public establishment however I believe hash bars would be a great plan.

[Red Mones]

Yes, but not in public.  Secondhand smoke with marijuana is MUCH easier than tobacco.

I would agree with not in your typical public establishment however I believe hash bars would be a great plan.

I agree with both of you.

[AwesomeSaucer]

Yes, but not in public.  Secondhand smoke with marijuana is MUCH easier than tobacco.

I would agree with not in your typical public establishment however I believe hash bars would be a great plan.

Pretty much, as long as I don't have to smell it (DEAR GOD, MARIJUANA SMELLS PUTRID), I'm good.

[Funkadelia]

You get used to it after a little while.

[St Oz]

results of this poll

[bigbaldben]

You get used to it after a little while.

d000d, SO freaking used to it....

[AwesomeSaucer]

You get used to it after a little while.

I have no idea how.  I was in SF a little while ago for the Gay Pride Parade, and EVERYONE was smoking pot.  I couldn't breathe.

[Heyhey27]

I hate the smell of it (It smells like someone who didnt take a shower for months). But if people want to use it, thats their problem. I also agree with the not in public but the hash bars thing

I admit that I have other vices though   

[The Church of Satan]

I love pot!

I also highly value its medicinal properties, particularly because in some cases (such as mine) it is more effective than prescription medication.

[Allama]

I think cigarettes smell far worse than joints.

That being said... I love that 11 out of 11 voters chose "Yes". 

[Delfos]

also, next time ask "the world" instead of the "US"

[bigbaldben]

also, next time ask "the world" instead of the "US"

Wait.  Are you implying that things outside the United States have some sort of relevance or importance?   *mind blown*