Mark1066

About 9 times the price in the UK, where it’s still not legal. You must think we’re all muppets.

I tried quite a few different strains from the guy in the Night Bazaar area. I'd say half of them were rubbish but I did get some Platinum Cookies and some other XXXX Cookies (can't remember the name) that were decent. Had some good stuff from the guy by the kart track but his Gorilla Glue is total rubbish. I even tried drinking 6 bottles of Beer Laos Dark and then smoking it but no, not much going on there. Also tried a few from an online place - some okay, some bad. All in all, I've found the legal weed experience here a big disappointment. To steal a line from a TV show I used to watch, 'In my day, if you took drugs you knew about it.' I can't be bothered wasting thousands of baht experimenting and hoping to find something decent. I'm not even sure why I was bothering in the first place tbh. It reminds me of trying to get a decent nicotine hit from vaping. I used to spend so long with a vape glued to my mouth all day, it felt like I was breastfeeding again.

Who’s trying to educate - it’s just a discussion isn’t it? And with such a large number of misinformed people proclaiming cannabis is a totally harmless and wonderful plant, I see no harm in discussing the reality of cannabis as well as the fantasy. If it doesn’t interest you then scroll past. I’m not sure why people like you think they have a right to dictate what can and cannot be discussed? I have nothing for or against cannabis but it’s ridiculous to pretend it’s completely harmless, especially when smoked.

How do you know she spoke more languages than QEII and how is that even relevant? She spoke two languages fluently and 4 others less fluently - so presumably this 101-year-old woman speaks at least 7 languages?

All things related to cannabis should obviously include the negative health effects of long-term usage, unless it's a forum for people who just want to bury their head in the sand. I like it, I use it but I'm not blind to the health issues and neither should anyone else be, not if they still have a fully functioning brain.

I've now given up buying fancy strains at exorbitant prices. Some of them are very good but in my personal experience, at least half of them are completely useless. And at the prices they are charging, I'm no longer willing to gamble. It looks like they just stick whatever name and THC % they think of on the bags and whether it's any good or not is impossible to tell until you've wasted your money. Might try some of the Thai stick I've seen for sale at 200 per g in Chiang Mai and the Thai skunk for 250 per g. If neither of those are any good, I'll go back to being productive and clear headed I suppose.

Yes but Amoxicillin is the most common and cheapest antibiotic available so I can't see how this information is relevant.

You can play semantics all you like - the simple fact of the matter is that the owners appear to be perfectly happy to have poor doctors practising in their hospitals, which doesn't fill me with confidence. I'm not even slightly interested in the precise nature of the doctors' terms of employment/practice, I'm only concerned about the abysmal standard of care they offer.

It stands to reason that heavy use of cannabis could lead to mental problems, as could heavy use of any type of drug, including alcohol. I never thought cannabis should be illegal but I can't stand the new world order where everybody wants to insist that it's totally harmless. Look at the tar that accumulates in a bong if you want an idea of what smoking it can do to your physical health over time.