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More like slowly roll in front of one and fall slowly to the ground.She'd jump in front of a car in a showroom
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More like slowly roll in front of one and fall slowly to the ground.She'd jump in front of a car in a showroom
I wonder how many studies there are with marijuana interacting with other drugs since it's still illegal on the Federal level in the US. This would definitely be useful as any drug has the potential to interact with others. In a state such as Alabama where's it's still illegal both recreationally and medically, I can't blame a doctor for having reservations with prescribing certain medications to someone using marijuana because they don't want to take the chance of a nasty unknown/unintended interaction and risk facing a malpractice suit.I'm sure there are studies about how weed interacts with painkillers/whatever else she was taking and there are legitimate reasons why she would be refused. But, c'mon Polly. You can't sue because you openly defied your doctor and he refused to give you medication no matter what his reasoning.
To be succinct, I don't think Polissa would win this lawsuit.Not to mention that if it’s illegal to possess or use marijuana at all in Alabama, then she has no case whatsoever. If anything, she could be arrested for drug possession.
I was going to suggest that, too, but since sweet tea is basically the house wine of the South, and the cheapest sugary, caffeinated drink you can get, I'm honestly surprised she doesn't live off it.Hell, instant coffee made strong makes a decent(ish) iced coffee, and you can add whatever (milk, sweeteners) to it.
But it's more effort than opening a bottle of soda, I guess.
After their anniversary dinner (that they didn't pay for) Polly talked about having bought a jointIslamic thought: do you guys think she rolls joints or uses a bowl/bong?
I'm leaning towards the latter because she's too lazy to scramble an egg so why would she make the effort to roll up? But she's also too lazy to wash her yeasty gunt so imagine the fucking state of her never-cleaned pieces. Bong water gotta be so stinky you can smell it a mile away.
Oh I'm sure she doesn't roll her own. If she doesn't buy them already rolled, you can bet your ass she makes Jos roll them all.After their anniversary dinner (that they didn't pay for) Polly talked about having bought a joint
Oh I'm sure she doesn't roll her own. If she doesn't buy them already rolled, you can bet your ass she makes Jos roll them all.
I can't see her keeping a bowl clean and cats & bongs don't mix.
They're so much more expensive prerolled too compared to rolling your own, because god forbid she use her hooves for anything but shoveling jimmy deans and mello yellow down her throat.
I used to roll my own cigarettes back when I smoked because poor and it was way way cheaper to buy a big bag of tobacco and papers and it lasted a pretty long time. prerolls are never worth the jacked up price, weed or tobacco doesn't matter which.I don't know how it is now, but when I was a little teapot, people here found it to be much cheaper to roll their own cigarettes.
When pot became legal in leafland, I, a boring af normie, bought a pack of pre-rolls from the government store in my province.
They sucked and weren't worth the money spent going to get them/standing in line.
Getting the cone type papers where all you have to do is dump some ground weed in from the top, pack it down and twist off the end is a good middle ground. They cost more than regular rolling papers but still are an extreme bargain compared to prerolls.I don't know how it is now, but when I was a little teapot, people here found it to be much cheaper to roll their own cigarettes.
When pot became legal in leafland, I, a boring af normie, bought a pack of pre-rolls from the government store in my province.
They sucked and weren't worth the money spent going to get them/standing in line.
Polly’s fellow grifter/munchie does this. She claims to have trigeminal neuralgia (it’s difficult to diagnose and is probably her rotting teeth) but doesn’t take daily medication for it and would rather take kratom and weed for her maladies.I f weed is the "only thing that works," why even bother trying to get real medication from a doctor? Didn't think that one through
Doesn’t matter how much money she got, it wouldn’t be enough.Oh absolutely. She is hoping for a get rich quick scheme. If she wasn't so sedentary I would peg(lol) her as someone who throws themself in front of cars to get that sweet insurance money.
Polly’s fellow grifter/munchie does this. She claims to have trigeminal neuralgia (it’s difficult to diagnose and is probably her rotting teeth) but doesn’t take daily medication for it and would rather take kratom and weed for her maladies.
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I have major drug seeker vibes off her.
She’s also suddenly claimed this
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Doesn’t matter how much money she got, it wouldn’t be enough.
Not that I believe she has it but there's a reason true trigeminal neuralgia is called the suicide disease. It's agony and drugs don't touch it. It can be definitively diagnosed with an MRI, if your neurologist suspects it but short of brain surgery to kill the blood vessel wrapped around the nerve, there's not really a good way to treat it.Polly’s fellow grifter/munchie does this. She claims to have trigeminal neuralgia (it’s difficult to diagnose and is probably her rotting teeth) but doesn’t take daily medication for it and would rather take kratom and weed for her maladies.
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I have major drug seeker vibes off her.
She’s also suddenly claimed this
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Doesn’t matter how much money she got, it wouldn’t be enough.
Here they used to diagnose it as idiopathic TN if they couldn’t find it on MRI. Carbamazepine and gabapentinoids are quite good at giving some relief.Not that I believe she has it but there's a reason true trigeminal neuralgia is called the suicide disease. It's agony and drugs don't touch it. It can be definitively diagnosed with an MRI, if your neurologist suspects it but short of brain surgery to kill the blood vessel wrapped around the nerve, there's not really a good way to treat it.
Here they used to diagnose it as idiopathic TN if they couldn’t find it on MRI. Carbamazepine and gabapentinoids are quite good at giving some relief.
I was diagnosed about ten years ago. Nothing's worked for me yet but I'm not starting down the marijuana path. A couple of years ago it was bad enough that I consulted a brain surgeon. I actually would pity this person if she really does have it.
Despite pot being illegal in the asscrack of the Southern US, , you can still get empty prerolls/cones at cbd shops and gas stations. They are marketed for tobacco. (Wink wink) You can also get little glass pipes that are marketed as vases for meth. But despite pot being illegal head shops do exist. They just market the bong, pipes etc as for tobacco.She's from an illegal state so it's unlikely she's buying pre-rolls as the time/cost to create pre rolls is not equal to the risk because you'd have to sell a pack, not one or two. If she's able to buy a single joint, she may be talking in collequialisms that she was able to purchase a gram of weed or maybe her dealer has a little stash of pre rolls for people like her for novelty but I doubt this is the main way she's purchasing.
Leafland has 500+ legal producers so you do get some bunk stuff but you can also get top of the line infused and covered in kief blunts for $15-20 a pop.
I believe Polissa is smoking someone's shitty backyard weed, IMO. She can't even afford "good" weed. She would be sold bottom of the bag because she's not a valuable customer.
My theory based on the white trash I've known is she probably uses a cigarette roller with cigarette papers (widely available/accessible) to roll joints. I doubt she has a bong because she'd have to buy a bong and they don't sell them on Amazon. I assume it's illegal to be in possession of paraphernalia so I assume it's harder to find to buy in person.
Doesn’t matter how much money she got, it wouldn’t be enough.