edyvw
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Yes, that is an issue with some produce.
Pilot refuses to fly after passenger smoked marijuana in lavatory
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It seems much of society today feels pretty entitled to do whatever, just because they have money, etc.I really don't think I want to use someone who claims to be a lawyer after he pulls a stunt like he just got busted doing! He really thought he could get away with it!? Not too intelligent.... Yet from that entitled attitude you pointed out, I expect a clown like him to use the video in one of his "lawyer commercials!"He can do what he wants and put anything he likes into his own body. How about just on his own time and not affect the lives of so many others? Yeah. Who wants to use him as your lawyer?
WoW. Our society is in real trouble when one of the first things out of the mouth is to blast "I got x number of followers!?" WT? Really? WHO? WHY? Followers of what? Is he leading a cult. That so called lawyer (he laughs when he claims to be one) cares more about his "followers" than all the people on that plane whose lives he disrupted.
And their followers seem to adore them.
Any smoking is very illegal on airlines. I was on a plane leaving New Orleans and we had to return to the gate because some clown was smoking in the lavatory. He was escorted off the plane. The pilot stayed on board though.
I’m sure plenty of folks take a gummy before entering an airport if they gotta have THC.
The guy in the lab was an idiot on multiple levels.
If I remember there are plenty of naturally occurring alcohol in our diets like bread, not sure how much it will register but any equipment reading will have some random noise in the analog domain. 0% is never going to be a real 0% unless the manufacturer calibrate it out of the way for "safety" just in case they get sued, in exchange for sensitivity.Grapes will register a small amount if you blow.
Some Mediterranean countries went 0.00% alcohol and quickly had to adjust it bcs. grapes etc. Though, clergy was behind it as they wanted to drink wine on Sundays
In my industry we detect faulty sensor when the reading is stuck at 0 in the analog.
I used to agree with legalization. I'm not a smoker, but liked the idea of enforcing more powerful narcotics and let the hippies smoke. Might as well get a little tax money out of it too.
Then I saw what it has done to Massachusetts. The State of MA is now your friendly corner weed dealer. Arguably the nicest buildings in MA towns are the marijuana shops. And the whole state stinks! I smell it on the roads everywhere.
And even though alcohol is legal and dangerous in its own right, a fall down drunk can't get you drunk by proximity. They are also easy to prove drunk with equipment and methodology.
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I think an airline has to ban each freak separately - surely it’s a start …
And then there's this "Today's pot is significantly stronger than in the 1960s, with average THC levels rising from less than 2% to over 15%"
4WD
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Snoop didn’t need no stinking lavatory - he had the flight-deck
5 days!?! i take 2 Chlorpheniramine (4mg) a day.. the dosing directions on the bottle call for every 4-6 hours.... Welp, guess i'm not getting my Pilots license anytime soon...
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I was very aware of it when my kid asked about them when were were on trips to Canada. CBP has laid down the hammer on people who tried to bring Kinder Surprise eggs into the United States. There were rumors of a $2500 per egg fine, but the reality is more like the standard $300 for prohibited foods.
https://www.cbp.gov/newsroom/local-media-release/importation-advisory-kinder-eggs
Kinder Surprise egg seized from Eastern Townships man at U.S. border
Louis-Philippe Hebert didn't realize chocolates he bought for his grandson could result in $300 fine
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/mont...g-removed-from-easter-townships-man-1.3514283
It's got a fairly long half life in the body. That doesn't mean it's terribly effective as a medication after 6 hours, but the FAA thinks there's a risk of sedation. Certainly if I take one (or Benadryl) before sleeping, I'll wake up slightly groggy. But that wears off in less than an hour. I think the other issue is that there are higher dosages such as 8 or 12 hour.
The grogginess is why sleep aids like Ambien supposedly work better than sedating antihistamines. That breaks down really fast, but the FAA doesn't like the side effects. I looked it up, and Ambien has a 24 hour period before a commercial pilot can be OK to fly.
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They're sold in pretty much any Asian or Eastern Euro food store in NYC. Although I guess many have switched to Joy since the last time I checked.
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