[pct-l] pot smokers

[Amanda Timeoni]

 JoAnn claims "You shouldn't be hiking if you can't get a natural "high."
Have you thru-hiked before? It isn't always pleasant, especially if you're
hiking 25+ miles a day and/or the terrain is boring.

  Sometimes it's nice to take your mind off the grind, and pot is one way
to do that. Some nights we'd light up while cooking dinner or when we had
retired to our shelters. It's mighty relaxing after a tough day.

Not a Chance ('09, '10, '12)


On Thu, Mar 14, 2013 at 12:11 PM, Dan Jacobs <youroldpaldan at gmail.com>wrote:

> On Thu, Mar 14, 2013 at 11:33 AM, JoAnn <jomike at cot.net> wrote:
> > What, you can’t get “high” by what you see and feel on the PCT? You
> shouldn’t be hiking if you can’t get a natural “high”.
>
> That's right, folks. There is no HYOH with some folks, it's their way,
> or the highway (high way?)
>
> Ridiculous.
>
> Lets try to remember that this whole thing started when someone with a
> DOCTORS PRESCRIPTION for a MEDICATION believed to be efficacious to
> the patient asked a relatively innocent question. Those that know more
> about the case than the patient and the doctor are free to reply, in
> fact I would encourage it. Everyone else knows only what has been
> posted, and their own prejudices.
>
> Dan Jacobs
> Washougal
> --
> "Loud motorcycle stereos save lives."
> Motorcycle to hike, hike to motorcycle.
> Make a friend of pain and you'll never be alone.
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