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darthsagacious
· 7 years ago
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A drug is any substance which is somehow introduced into the body (doesn't matter how, smoking, drinking, etc.) that causes a physiological change and is not used as a nutrient source. Being a plant certainly does not preclude it from being a drug. Florists grow, maintain, and sell flowers, ergo you are not a florist. Wrong on all counts.
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chilledtothebone
· 7 years ago
Thank you, I really wanted to explain that but my exhausted ass would rather eat cookies and read Dan and Phil's book than look up definitions. I applaud your dedication.
darthsagacious
· 7 years ago
I've had to explain that so many times with the medical marijuana movement people. And about caffeine, cigarettes, alcohol (which still has 7cal/g, but is nutritionally devoid), etc. I'm tired of blatant misinformation being passed off as clever.
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geluregis
· 7 years ago
So, if he sold cut marijuana plants in arrangements, would that qualify him to be a florist?
darthsagacious
· 7 years ago
I guess if he sold the flower parts, an argument could be made. Still, though, there are flowers that aren't part of plants used as drugs which are illegal to sell.
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· 7 years ago
Man, Quora sure looks a lot like funsubstance these days.
deleted
· 7 years ago
And actually marijuana is cannabis flowers. If it was leaves and stuff, it'd be called schwag. And what flowers would not be parts of plants?
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mscheekyb
· 7 years ago
Soooo is pollen a drug???
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· 7 years ago
A certain kind of high grade hashish is called "pollen" in many european countries, which is of course botanically incorrect, as it's not coming from the male flowers..
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