Medical marijuana users are dope heads.

[Boudica the Lyoness]

According to this idiot they are;

MOSES LAKE - Employers aren't required to accommodate the medical use of marijuana at work, according to a human resource consultant quoting state law.
"You do not have to set aside a roach room for them to smoke," said Larry Hellie, of the Vancouver, Wash.-based Hellie Human Resource Consulting. "Females may get the right to have a lactation room, but dopeheads don't get a pot room."

Here's the link;
http://www.columbiabasinherald.com/news/article_050d4e6c-bd30-11df-b875-001cc4c03286.html

:mad:

[Better Believe It]

1. No one is proposing "pot rooms" at work. It's about use away from work and not being under the

influence of pot at work.

[Warpy]

2. It can be ingested or it can be smoked outdoors, like tobacco

Setting fire to a bunch of leaves is not an absolute right if other people are present.

A loaded brownie eaten for breakfast will last all day and then some.

[Boudica the Lyoness]

3. I found it offensive

that people who'd been prescribed medical marijuana were being referred to as 'dopeheads'.

[tridim]

4. So, beer-thirty is canceled I take it?

Fucking asshole hypocrites. This article couldn't be more offensive if they tried.

[AtomicKitten]

6. or Randi Rhodes "two segments to beer"

[raouldukelives]

5. Load up with all the oxycontin

and morphine you can afford but you better damn well stay away from that plant. It will make you a dopehead!

[Iggo]

7. Yeah? So?

Oh, you mean dope head is a bad thing.

[opihimoimoi]

8. Yeah, PICK ON TOKERS WILL YA? how bout BOOZERS ARE LOSERS?

long term abuse leaves peeps babbling nonsense...mostly tales of 50 year stories and glories...

Many boozer moms have fucked their kids by drinking in the 1st trimester...resulting in brain damage,

I. E. ...George W Bush . He was fucked from day one....never did a pos thing in his entire life...

[Agent William]

9. Typical Eastern Washington

kick to the top

[Downtown Hound]

10. Who the fuck is asking for "roach rooms?"

I've had a medical card for nearly two years now, and not only have I never demanded a special room to smoke in at work, but the idea never even popped into my mind. And I've never heard anybody else discuss it either.