-=> Quoting Mark Lewis to Frank Scheidt <=-

 OD>> 3) An average tobacco smoker does more than 20 cigarettes daily while
 OD>> 2 joints a day is too much for everyone.
 
 FS> That has nothing to do with it.  If you want to compare
 FS> marijuana with tobacco you have to deal with equal weights.

 ML> what!? and forego the buzz value? those that have partaken of
 ML> marijuana know that it has a much differnt "buzz value"
than tobacco
 ML> ever thought of having... i've never seen a tobacco make someone go to
 ML> sleep like certain types of marijuana can do and i've never seen anyone
 ML> get all happy, giddy, and full of energy off of tobacco like i have
 ML> seen them get off of marijuana... 
 ML> the weight factor is non-existant... in some cases, it doesn't take
 ML> more than two hits/puffs of marijuana to put some folk in one of the
 ML> above two states... in other cases, it may take several
"cigarettes" of
 ML> marijuana if its of any decent heritage... the average commercial stuff
 ML> on today's marijuana market also varies very widely in its effects...

 ML> and before anyone jumps the gun or asks or even misinterprets what
 ML> i've written, my knowledge of these effects comes from observation and
 ML> clinical testing in controlled environments...

I don't even know what burning marijuana *smells* like, and I'm 
certain I've not missed anything worthwhile ...

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