fyi, if you're lead poisoned, start taking safe doses of iron, which will gradually replace the lead in your system. now that i think of it, it's a good side effect of the drug being illegal that people are forced to grow it in indoors in clean media or out in remote countryside--lead contamination is largely an urban soil problem.

We recovered either half-used packages or aliquots of “home supplies” of marijuana from three patients, and we identified elemental lead by means of atomic absorptiometry and Δ 9-tetrahydrocan of atomic absorptiometry and Δ 9-tetrahydrocantography. One package contained obvious lead particles (Fig. 1); this strongly indicated that the lead was deliberately added to the package rather than inadvertently incorporated into the marijuana plants from contaminated soil.

Plus, most people locally probably buy from someone they already know, and most end-of-the-chain dealers aren't about to piss off or POISON their clientele/friends, just for the sake of eking out a little more cash on their transactions, which they're probably not doing as a major source of their income anyway.

Anonymous street dealers might try to pull a stunt like this, but who in their right mind would purchase weed from someone they didn't know anyway?

Some of us don't have any friends who can sell to us, and are very bad at making new friends. So I would be forced to buy from someone I don't know, just because I know no one.

I'd love it, but I think setting up that kind of deal on slog is probably illegal.

Uh, come to Slog Happy tonight.