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therobit posted:If you take off the "contains alcohol" labels and stick it in the fridge when a kid is coming over, you are being irresponsible. What if the child doesn't understand what "contains alcohol" means, and then falls under the category of the child you were describing here: therobit posted:Cool so when you guys were under the age of 10 you never ate sweets without permission?
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snergle posted:so its totally cool that i throw random mushrooms into your food because they are plants and i found them outside in a field and did not cultivate them at all? I genuflect before the cold, compelling logic of your reductio ad absurdum Heliogabalos fucked around with this message at 23:04 on Mar 18, 2019 |
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Whorelord posted:AITA for going to see a concert with sexist lyrics against GF's wishes? Man. I understand the "last chance to see" feeling, but having to pay 2019 Stones ticket prices to see the 2019 Stones is the real offensive part here.
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Whorelord posted:AITA for going to see a concert with sexist lyrics against GF's wishes? Keith Richards is still alive? Lol
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Let us not forget that Heliogabalos' namesake was murdered and dismembered by his own countrymen due to his unpopular and eccentric views. Makes u think.
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gently caress Your Website posted:Let us not forget that Heliogabalos' namesake was murdered and dismembered by his own countrymen due to his unpopular and eccentric views. don't doxx me
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Power Khan posted:Keith Richards is still alive? Lol There's no way of knowing.
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blugu64 posted:We've already had a poster in this thread who said their boyfriend mixed them with regular gummy bears. I mean come on, a kid who eats one could seriously get hurt if their judgment is impaired, even setting aside how damaging and scary it must be to a kid who has no idea what's happening. Those need to be banned yesterday. a legal state banning people from buying or making edible brownies would be loving hilarious so i hope a ban on all weed desserts does happen
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blugu64 posted:We’ve already had a poster in this thread who said their boyfriend mixed them with regular gummy bears. I mean come on, a kid who eats one could seriously get hurt if their judgment is impaired, even setting aside how damaging and scary it must be to a kid who has no idea what’s happening. Those need to be banned yesterday. He only did that to get past the TSA, to be fair. Plus, we don't ever have children over.
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Power Khan posted:Keith Richards is still alive? Lol Charlie Watts has been replaced with the embalmed corpse of Charlie Watts
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Power Khan posted:falling asleep after asking me for a grilled cheese sandwich with cut up hot dogs in it and asking if we could watch a movie
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blugu64 posted:We’ve already had a poster in this thread who said their boyfriend mixed them with regular gummy bears. I mean come on, a kid who eats one could seriously get hurt if their judgment is impaired, even setting aside how damaging and scary it must be to a kid who has no idea what’s happening. Those need to be banned yesterday. In this bizarre hypothetical scenario it makes way more sense to ban children than edibles tbh. My dumbass brother used to try and eat ant traps as a child, better ban those too.
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Dr. S.O. Feelgood posted:I’d be a lot less sympathetic to this lady if she’d left her edibles in the living room or on the kitchen counter. But they were in her bedroom. And that kid definitely knew the 15 minutes or so when the aunt was in the shower was the perfect time to go snooping around. Yup, it's not like she left her edibles out in front of the TV or in her front hall. They were somewhat hidden in her bedroom and her 9 year old niece, who should probably know better because she isn't 4, went snooping and ate random stuff without asking. It's not you can expect her to throw every possible thing under lock and key when she doesn't have kids over often, whether it's her edibles, sex toys, or beer. The "think of the children" hand-wringing in this thread is absurd. OP made an honest mistake but the kid is fine. Cough Drop The Beat fucked around with this message at 23:31 on Mar 18, 2019 |
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spacetoaster posted:Honest question: Is that the same for edibles? I've heard it's impossible to overdose smoking weed, but isn't eating it different? Especially for a little human who weighs 70 pounds? It's impossible to overdose in the sense most people understand it, but you can definitely "overdose" and have a bad time. Specifically with edibles, eating weed metabolizes delta-9-THC to delta-11-THC, which is considered about 10x more powerful.
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The saddest part of that story won't happen for another 7-10 years - when the niece inevitably goes off the rails in her teens or early 20s, the family is going to lay the blame solely at the OP's feet. "This is all your fault! Haighleigh was doing just fine until she ate that...that reefer candy she found in your bedroom!"
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# ? Mar 18, 2019 23:36 |
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The aunt shouldn’t worry too much about the rest of the family uninviting and shunning her because the niece is going to be calling her up in a few years.
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Cough Drop The Beat posted:Yup, it's not like she left her edibles out in front of the TV or in her front hall. They were somewhat hidden in her bedroom and her 9 year old niece, who should probably know better because she isn't 4, went snooping and ate random stuff without asking. It's not you can expect her to throw every possible thing under lock and key when she doesn't have kids over often, whether it's her edibles, sex toys, or beer. It was sitting out on top her dresser. All we are asking her to do was to toss your drugs inside of a drawer rather than leaving drugged candy out in plain view of an unsupervised nine year old.
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# ? Mar 18, 2019 23:49 |
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They should have got those sugar-free gummy bears so the child only got severe diarrhea. Either way, they learned not to eat other people's unidentified mystery food-that-may-not-be-food.
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Smirking_Serpent posted:AITA for refusing to help the addict who saved my life when I was using? Just give him 60 bucks for saving your life, he'll be happy in the moment and leave you alone to go get high. You are now free to forget about him and consider your debt discharged. Just don't concern yourself where the money goes, by giving him some you're saving him the trouble of panhandling or stealing or doing some other sketchy poo poo trying to raise funds. Enabling an addict is one thing, but just because a person is an addict doesn't mean you can't help them out with a clean conscience. You might be saving them from death or a trip to jail, and certainly you are making their lives easier even if just a little bit. And let's face it, you do owe this guy something. Win win
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Anne Whateley posted:She compared it to a bottle of wine, which hopefully most people aren't drinking every night. Speak for yourself! Everyone should drink a bottle a night. Why else do I have 100 bottles of wine and 80 bottles of liquor in my house? I need to make it through the month!
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Errant Gin Monks posted:Speak for yourself! Everyone should drink a bottle a night. Why else do I have 100 bottles of wine and 80 bottles of liquor in my house? I need to make it through the month! Wine? Poor excuse for a gin monk.
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Scathach posted:Wine? Poor excuse for a gin monk. Well, he is errant.
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gently caress Your Website posted:Thank gently caress she didn't leave a laptop out logged into the SA forums, that kid would be hosed for life GBS Grilled cheese sandwich with cut up hot dogs is some solid stoner food thinking. She's going to be the coolest kid in school and should thank her aunt. CannonFodder fucked around with this message at 00:45 on Mar 19, 2019 |
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Scathach posted:Wine? Poor excuse for a gin monk. Well you have to ease into the hard liquors with a bottle of wine. Then it’s on to the good stuff. It’s like a warm up before a run.
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I (m24) don't want to lose my best friend (f15) who I thought was olderquote:I have a really good friend who I'm going to call Lyra. We met on Tumblr, along with some of our other friends. We all have a group chat and even text and talk on the phone. We've been a friend group for about 4 years, and that's how long I've known Lyra. [OHIO] How old do you have to be to get married? quote:I've heard conflicting accounts on marriage law in Ohio: do you have to be 16 or 18 to get married in Ohio?
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Buzkashi posted:I (m24) don't want to lose my best friend (f15) who I thought was older I wonder what fandom this group of friends post about
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Buzkashi posted:I (m24) don't want to lose my best friend (f15) who I thought was older How the gently caress did this guy not realize at 20 years old he was chatting with an 11 year old kid. Like, Jesus Christ man.
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xtal posted:It's impossible to overdose in the sense most people understand it, but you can definitely "overdose" and have a bad time. Specifically with edibles, eating weed metabolizes delta-9-THC to delta-11-THC, which is considered about 10x more powerful. Have there been any studies on the effects of THC, long term, on kids? I can't imagine it'd be totally fine (regardless of what tcc says). https://www.drugabuse.gov/publications/research-reports/marijuana/what-are-marijuanas-long-term-effects-brain This says bad stuff, but it seems to be pointing to continued use. Not just one time eating a bunch.
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Kids 9 years old and ate weed once, they'll be fine. Youtube is a much bigger threat to the kids brain than this incident.
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Play posted:Just give him 60 bucks for saving your life, he'll be happy in the moment and leave you alone to go get high. You are now free to forget about him and consider your debt discharged. Just don't concern yourself where the money goes, by giving him some you're saving him the trouble of panhandling or stealing or doing some other sketchy poo poo trying to raise funds. Enabling an addict is one thing, but just because a person is an addict doesn't mean you can't help them out with a clean conscience. You might be saving them from death or a trip to jail, and certainly you are making their lives easier even if just a little bit. And let's face it, you do owe this guy something. Bubbles, how could you forget what happened to poor Sherrod?!
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spacetoaster posted:Have there been any studies on the effects of THC, long term, on kids? I can't imagine it'd be totally fine (regardless of what tcc says). I don't think there have been rigorous studies, but there is a widely-accepted notion that using cannabis while your brain is developing (under ~21) can increase your chances of developing mental illness in adulthood. This is about long-term usage though.
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jobson groeth posted:Kids 9 years old and ate weed once, they'll be fine. Youtube is a much bigger threat to the kids brain than this incident.
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y'all have decided unanimously that the edibles were in Aunties room even though she just says "on the dresser" and never once mentions the room they were in. Dunno about your countries but where I'm from "dresser" is not an exclusive term for bedroom furniture, it can mean a kitchen/dining room cabinet with drawers, a flat table like top and a narrower glass-fronted set of shelves as the top half. It's not like people who have a glass or two of wine of an evening to relax keep it in their bedrooms, unless she was eating gummies just before going to sleep (which seems pointless) it would make more sense to just keep them in a living/dining room or near the couch like you would with booze. And gently caress, if you leave a kid alone and gently caress off to take a shower (who does this? wait until morning drat) without even putting a drat DVD on you can hardly be surprised if they act out a bit and steal a piece of candy, even a well brought up kid might chance their luck and be a little bit naughty when bored, annoyed and with sweets *right there*. Even snooping in the bedroom, IF that is what happened, is hardly an unforeseeable sequence of events when you leave a kid unsupervised.
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I need some THC after reading this thread sometimes. Lady definitely shouldn’t have left them out and yeah in about 10 years the family is definitely coming after her for some bullshit related to the kids antics.
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# ? Mar 19, 2019 01:15 |
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the lady clarified in later posts that the weed was in her bedroom
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# ? Mar 19, 2019 01:21 |
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I have only ever seen a “dresser” to mean a clothes dresser, which people keep in their bedrooms. It’s possible by dresser she was referring to something completely different, but I think it’s pretty safe to assume she wasn’t and was using it the same way basically everyone else in the US does.
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# ? Mar 19, 2019 01:25 |
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If I even just went into somebody elses bedroom while unattended Id have been in major trouble at 9 years old, and if I ate something I found in there once Id gotten sober Id have been sent to do minimum wage pay rate labor until I had "earned" enough to pay her back on the entire value of a new item not just what I ate.
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# ? Mar 19, 2019 01:26 |
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I've never heard of a kitchen dresser before. Where in the world is this a thing?
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U-DO Burger posted:the lady clarified in later posts that the weed was in her bedroom fair play then. Still at least somewhat irresponsible to leave the kid alone and unsupervised, but not as monumentally dumb as leaving it out in a communal area
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Buzkashi posted:I (m24) don't want to lose my best friend (f15) who I thought was older AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
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