[Libloather]

In mice, excessive marijuana use might damage parts of the brain...

Let me make this perfectly clear - I've never ONCE called Liberteens - mice...

[meyer]

Well, back in my younger years, I would have qualified, at worst, as a very light smoker. A couple of tugs on the weekend was about all I ever found to be enjoyable. Any more than that and I just didn't feel in control.

But, those days are long gone. Too many responsibilities and no desire to lose my job or end up in the slammer.

[Willie Green]

Let me make this perfectly clear - I've never ONCE called Liberteens - mice...

Well it's a darn good thing you clarified that.
I think they could've refuted the following statement:

"In mice, excessive marijuana use might damage parts of the
brain and "knock out certain kinds of neurons," said Bolla."

More research needs to be done, of course,
but I'm pretty certain that liberteens don't have neurons.

[HairOfTheDog]

...People who smoked unusually large amounts of marijuana performed worse on tests of mental function than their peers who smoked less pot...

Yeah... What was the question again?

[uncbob]

What are they going to discover next , that heavy use of booze causes the DTs and liver damage ?

[Fintan]

I forgot what I was gonna say....

[Rocksalt]

" People who smoked unusually large amounts of marijuana performed worse on tests of mental function than their peers who smoked less pot"

Wow,this is groundbreaking information here..............

[AmericaUnited]

Story Poster Boy: Albert Gore

[Labyrinthos]

Huh? I mean this is like so BS, because like... what were talking about? Oh, just give me another hit so I can finish my calculus project.

[breakem]

Thanx for posting this thread. This always serves to make my point that some conservatives need the government to protect themselves from their own stupidity; while those who believe so try to ridicule those who believe in individual resposnibility.

Why keep providing evidence of your ignorance?

[Tribune7]

This link might be solid evidence supporting this study.

[SuziQ]

No sh*t, Sherlock!

[robertpaulsen]

"or being more impaired initially and turning to pot for that reason"

I'm voting for this one.