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Another point, cannabis doesn't have to be smoked to be ingested, nor
chewed
like with tobacco.

Into which oorifice do you insert it then?

I expect you could - the French tend to do so for a large number of the
medicines we would take by mouth here.

but then again the French are a lot healthier than the Brit.s

Is this supposition due to the way they inseert their remedies, do you think?

No. it's something to do with organising their health service more
efficiently and eating healthier diets.

Besides it's Germans, who like their medication inserted up 'em, not
the French.

Nope. It's les francais. I had a heated conversation with a French pharmacist once
when I was looking for throat lozenges and she suggested something else. Isaac
Newton came into the conversation, as I recall.

Liz