How Do Guys Smoke Weed And Then Work?..
 

I don't smoke at all so I suppose you get used to it - I couldn't do anything - My brain was even more fried than normal and my fingers wouldn't work at!...

practice, practice, practice

I don't think I'll bother - It's too unpredictable - I'll stick to the little yellow pills the doctor gives me...

I'm the same way... my mind gets really creative after I smoke it then the next day I go back and look at what I designed and read the text and I'm like WTF :Oh crap :1orglaugh:1orglaugh

You can't be a once in a while smoker and do it. At least I couldn't when I was a rookie. I'd easily get smoked out and become useless.

But once you become a pothead, it's different. It's a part of your every day life, there's no paranoia or lazyness, goofyness, etc. Just satisfaction.

That's how it is for me anyway and most actual potheads I know.

I've only known one single stereotypical lazy stoner... But he did opiates too. R.I.P

Depends on the strain.

https://www.leafly.com/news/strains-...-fight-fatigue

https://www.leafly.com/news/strains-...us-and-addadhd

Reefer is so powerful these days I don't know how anybody can function after they smoke it. I put less pot in a pipe then I used to when I smoked hash. That would be back in the day though.

I get energy from weed, try not to smoke too much at once. Some times my mind will drift a little but just briefly

Smoke sativa and only 1 or 2 puffs

I picked up a bottle of 20 mg aderall, don't care for the stuff :2 cents: how old are you? might be time for hormone replacement therapy?

What if your job is to smoke weed in order to review it?

I have no issues typing after weed. It's just muscle memory at this point and is pretty much unaffected by how drunk or high I might be. Even the speed is largely unaffected - I can do 125-130wpm sober and 110-115 wasted.

It's not so much the speed I was typing - It's WHAT I am typing...

I have always missed words - It's just one of those things I do, my fingers are in fourth gear and my brain is in 5th - Most people just read over it though and don't even notice - Not after some weed - I miss entire paragraphs!..

Yes, she is fine - Thanks for asking.....

Just kidding:winkwink:...

I know people who can't work without smoking weed. It depends on how used you are to smoking it.

It's what you type that might be the problem :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

I used to smoke a bit (about an 8th a week) but have cut back and damn near stopped in the last year or so. I think I've been through an 8th in the last 4-5 months. I feel like I am a lot more productive and I'm able to stay focused. I stay busy and don't even think about it. The best part is my tolerance is insanely low now. One hit and I'm good for the night. :winkwink:

I rarely vape anymore but I do micro-dose with capsules of 2mg THC and 12mg CBD. There is no head effect but it helps with the pain and inflammation.

Depnds on what kind you smoke - indica or sativa. Sativa gets you (head) high while Indica gets your body wasted (tired, munchies).

Listen to Pink Floyd while stoned then you'll be hooked (either kind of weed). Start with Dark Side Of The Moon.

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Personally, I've never felt the indica/sativa difference. Only the strong/weak difference.

Did some sativa last summer and royally messed me up for several hours. Just 3-4 tokes and I was down for the count.

You mean you had a "silent night"? Hehe

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Do you want a demonstration :-)

I don´t smoke it, we grow it :thumbsup

You might say that.

Fucked up a great beer buzz, too.

The secret to working stoned:

1. Get everything you need for whatever job it is together. So, say you want to paint, get out the canvas, get out the paints, get out the brushes, set everything up.

2. Smoke your flower or ingest your gummies or whatever version you partake in these days.

3. Paint your ass off for the next xx hours.

If you do not get everything set up first then you will sit there all day thinking about it but never actually do it.

Just my opinion (and experience) of course.

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Yes, exactly. Get prepared or start doing the task first. Transitioning from one thing to another is difficult.