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duhneece

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4. I want more research

Reply to Warpy (Reply #1)

Tue Feb 17, 2015, 01:58 AM

Feb 2015

Do we see an increase in road rage among those who drink a lot of caffeine-heavy drinks, coffee or other caffeine laden crap?
Do we see an increase in auto accidents among those who take anti-histamine, antidepressant, ALL pain pills/any pain pills/which pain pills?
ditto anti-anxiety?
etc.

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Feds: No link between pot and car crashes [View all] Logical Feb 2015 OP

Wow, another leg under the drug warrior argument kicked out from under them. Warpy Feb 2015 #1

I want more research duhneece Feb 2015 #4

Caffeine is unlikely to fuel road rage. Steroid abuse is more likely to, Warpy Feb 2015 #5

Unlikely 'probably' I agree, but duhneece Feb 2015 #6

I've been on narcs for over 20 years Warpy Feb 2015 #7

K&R. nt tblue37 Feb 2015 #2

Why I am not surprised. I've passed field sobriety tests twice when I was stoned to the bone! brewens Feb 2015 #3

Interesting info. Thanks for posting. nt Logical Feb 2015 #9

and this will be quickly swept under the rug Amishman Feb 2015 #8

i am very surprised by this Enrique Feb 2015 #10

K and R (nt) bigwillq Feb 2015 #11

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