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VanderPulaski

@VanderPulaski

I 💚 sex & nature #masturbatewithplants #masturbateinnature #bbbh #ppbh #bareback #bator #gooner #bdsm #kink #cannabis #breeder

I live at my own pace. Katılım Mart 2018
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"Alex"@alexinquotes·
Attention gay guys: wearing your pad lock necklace to a nice restaurant is negative culture.
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Baianinho
Baianinho@AlbertinhosBah·
@gooning_dad @VanderPulaski Keep doing it, Then you’ll end up in the hospital with a can stuck up inside of your ass, haha.
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VanderPulaski@VanderPulaski·
Waiting for that foot tap...
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The Cannabis Farmer 🌱 🇺🇸
The Cannabis Farmer 🌱 🇺🇸@PLegalization·
THC testing should be abolished because it’s nothing more than an invasion of personally liberty. A positive test means nothing more than the individual may have consumed in the last month.
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sub zero
sub zero@submissozero·
A festa do mijo!… Eu amo!… Uma sequência inspiradora via @nepakink1
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Dex Devall
Dex Devall@DexDevall·
had to pull it out
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😏@badboyspx·
@Khulhu1 @santamariahard Haha, the censorship you're experiencing is disgusting, but the brainwashing to hate Trump is so strong that you can't see it. Trump and the United States are free, but you are not.
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FABRIZIO SANTAMARIA
FABRIZIO SANTAMARIA@santamariahard·
🔧 Vai su Impostazioni e supporto → Impostazioni e privacy → Il tuo account 🌍 Cambia il paese in Stati Uniti. E voilà: potrai vedere di nuovo i miei contenuti... e quelli di tutti gli utenti che segui 🔥
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J Knight
J Knight@moretruthwins·
@PLegalization The casual user supports the system that supplies the intensive user. Marijuana is a negative to society. Outlaw it entirely.
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Cindy K
Cindy K@MAGAMAHACindy·
Yes, law enforcement agencies can (and often do) test drivers for marijuana after an accident, particularly in serious or fatal crashes where impairment is suspected. However, in many states and reporting systems, a positive test for marijuana (or THC) is frequently not listed as the primary or determining cause of the crash. This differs from alcohol, where a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) above the legal limit (typically 0.08%) provides clear, per se evidence of impairment that can be directly cited as the cause or a major contributing factor. The key reasons for this difference include: - THC detection doesn't reliably indicate recent use or current impairment — Unlike alcohol, which metabolizes in a predictable way tied to intoxication levels, THC and its metabolites can remain detectable in the blood, urine, or saliva for days or even weeks after last use (especially for chronic users). A positive result shows presence in the system but doesn't prove the substance was ingested recently enough to cause impairment at the time of the crash. - No universal impairment threshold — Most states lack a standardized "per se" THC limit equivalent to alcohol's BAC rules, because scientific consensus on exact levels correlating to driving impairment is limited and inconsistent. Studies (including from NHTSA) show mixed results on whether marijuana alone significantly elevates crash risk, especially after adjusting for factors like age or alcohol use. - Causation vs. presence — Crash reports (e.g., via NHTSA's Fatality Analysis Reporting System or state DOT systems) often distinguish between a drug being present and it being the actual cause. Officers or investigators determine contributing factors based on evidence like observed behavior, field sobriety tests, witness statements, vehicle dynamics, and other factors—not just toxicology alone. Marijuana may be noted as "present" or a secondary factor, but alcohol (when over the limit) is far more likely to be assigned as the primary cause due to stronger evidentiary links. This approach can affect statistics: Positive marijuana tests may be underreported as causal factors or appear lower in "drug-caused" crash counts compared to alcohol, potentially skewing data on marijuana's role in accidents. Research shows marijuana positivity in fatally injured drivers has increased in some legalized states, but proving direct causation remains challenging. In short, while testing happens and positives are recorded, marijuana is often treated more cautiously in official determinations of crash causation than alcohol due to these scientific and evidentiary limitations.
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Jananna
Jananna@SaccralobbyO·
@PLegalization How do they tell whether it is THC or anadamide? Same molecule.
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VanderPulaski
VanderPulaski@VanderPulaski·
Vintage Hockey Jocks should never have gone out of production. @wrestlechampJS turned me on tho them
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RopeTrainKeep
RopeTrainKeep@RopeTrainKeep2·
This is the first 11m32s (of 23m28s) of an old session I had with @VanderPulaski. The remainder is in my JFF fanpage. He isn't on the OF platform so I cannot post him there🦉❤️
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