Last night I smoked pot with Caroline Kennedy at summer camp

[tridim]

I really need a job and unfortunately most basic/retail jobs require drug tests. Yes I think it sucks, but that's just the way it is.

Has anyone else had extremely vivid dreams after stopping smoking? The dreams I'm having are certainly strange, but kind of square in nature and very real. I can't wait to see what happens tonight. :)

For the record I was a light smoker (in a legal state), usually just partaking in a few puffs before bed to help me sleep better and temper my moderate daily stress.

If this is common someone should probably study this effect. It seems kind of important.

[FirstLight]

1. yes,

the dreaming is certainly more vivid after stopping... not sure of the 'science' behind it, b ut it is very interesting to watch for sure...

enjoy the ride!

[tridim]

2. Thanks, I will. Quitting is very easy BTW.

Zero physical addiction.

Quitting nicotine is thousands of times more difficult.

[lector]

3. easy

I quit every time I run out of the budget I have established. Some times for a week, month or what ever time is necessary. I have never had any problems what so ever.

[DCKit]

4. But it's addictive, and a gateway drug. I heard it from the M$M.

The OP will be shooting heroin in no time. In their dreams.

[tridim]

7. I'm living proof that the gateway theory is bunk

I stopped at cannabis and never even tried coke or opiates once. I had the chance many times and declined, never giving it a sencond thought.

[DCKit]

8. You are the exception to the rule.

I, myself, was exposed to (massive amounts of) cocaine twice in the 80's, and only said "NO" the second time.

Clearly, they simply can't manufacture new illegal/illicit drugs fast enough to keep us entertained.

[postulater]

5. Was she reading poetry to you?

[tridim]

6. Hehe, nope.

I'm pretty sure the cast of Entourage was there too at some point. I watched an episode right before I fell asleep.