Reply #367: ********IRRELEVANT AND UNIFORMED REPLY !!!*******

[Kurt_and_Hunter]

Due to a chemical/metabolic peculiarity THC can be detected in the body for days and days and days past the point the drug has any effect on driving safety.

You bust in to proclaim that the OP is hysterical because the rule applies to all drugs.

WTF? Who cares? That is beyond irrelevant. Testing positive for most drugs is, in fact, some sort of indication of impairment.

Thus that's not a big crisis. If you test positive for alcohol or cocaine or meth there is a reasonable chance you're impaired.

That is not the case with marijuana. Medically. Scientifically.

Your **breaking news** is not news, is irrelevant to the topic being discussed and is offered in such a way as to accuse the OP of a crime of which he/she is innocent but you are guilty... trying to make a big splash with irrelevant, limited information