i was getting some shadows and i took 1 hit of lsd last saturday  and past my job pending d.o.t drug screen monday morning  with no preparation  other than a cup of coffee prior to test. shadows went away too.

Very cool!  Not surprised that's not something they screen for, but good to know.  :)

Best of all - not even any shadows.  !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Wishing you MANY pain free days!

Laurie

Keep it tween the ditches there johnny! Way to study for a test.
all the best
thebb

wrote on Sep 2^nd, 2008 at 11:51am:

Keep it tween the ditches there johnny! Way to study for a test. all the best thebb

What he said!  Take care of yourself and keep that load tightened down.

Ray

Ray wrote on Sep 8^th, 2008 at 2:24pm:

wrote on Sep 2nd, 2008 at 11:51am: Keep it tween the ditches there johnny! Way to study for a test. all the best thebb What he said!  Take care of yourself and keep that load tightened down. Ray

ray its good to know that your doing better.

um, just curious dude,, was it blotter acid?  you know,, on paper?     Tuck

   Congrats, keep the rubber side down dude. And try to stay loaded.
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The question isn't so much about passing a drug test, but whether or not you were affected in any way by a medication that left you less than fit to drive safely.

It's also relevant that someone affected is the last person in the world able to judge impartially.

This is in no way to decry your choice, merely to remind that everyone behind the wheel is personally responsible for road safety.

Keep the shiney side up,

TruckerB.

HI [johnny]

I am very happy it helps and works for you so good!
and that you get relief of our common malady.

To your observation regarding the test, I am sorry, but your observation
is (in my eyes) a very dangers observation, you got by this time
(and I am very happy for you), but I would not take it as a dictum.

As I, many times in the past stated, if ones livelihood job dose not
depend on the use of CB methods, I respect, and support the use
of CB methods, and I would (probably) use it my self (CB methods),

I love my job, and I do need my job, and in no way I would risk my livelihood
or the livelihood of my wife or 2 boys, its just not worth it!!

Michael

wildhaus wrote on Sep 15^th, 2008 at 11:56am:

I love my job,

Hi, Michael - I'm sure this probably comes down to a matter of interpretation between your native language and mine, because I know you and I are very much aligned on this topic. But I have found that when you love something that cannot love you in return, you are setting yourself up for disappointment and heartache.

wrote on Sep 15^th, 2008 at 12:25pm:

wildhaus wrote on Sep 15th, 2008 at 11:56am: I love my job, Hi, Michael - I'm sure this probably comes down to a matter of interpretation between your native language and mine, because I know you and I are very much aligned on this topic. But I have found that when you love something that cannot love you in return, you are setting yourself up for disappointment and heartache.

Bill, you ar so much right, I love my wife and I love my 2 boys!

I like my job!

I stand corected,
Tks. bill for the cue.....

Michael

There you go, my friend!