Who doesn't know this?

[shawnsegler]

So obv.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/hsn/20090822/hl_hsn/potmightbluntdamageofbingedrinking

[Darth Rock&Roll]

hey, pot use is correlated to reduced chances of prostate cancer too!

smoke a joint, save your colon.

prolly look good on a t-shirt!

[cerebus]

Hey, how do you sign up to be part of one of these studies? Strictly in the interest of science of course...

[TaoJoannes]

Behold.... SCIENCE!!!!

[qiphlow]

hey, pot use is correlated to reduced chances of prostate cancer too!

smoke a joint, save your colon.

prolly look good on a t-shirt!

prostate does not equal colon. just sayin'.

[meeks]

it depends on which end of the train you're ridin'

[yusuf]

it depends on which end of the train you're ridin'

manifesting quagmire again eh...

[Darth Rock&Roll]

hey, pot use is correlated to reduced chances of prostate cancer too!

smoke a joint, save your colon.

prolly look good on a t-shirt!

prostate does not equal colon. just sayin'.

swollen cancerous prostate will block the colon and cause an impaction.

so, systems thinking is required here people!

[mrtoes]

It's "possible that marijuana may have some neuroprotective properties in mitigating alcohol-related oxidative stress or excitotoxic cell death."

Eh more like peeps that toke whitey out before they can hit that 20th vodka shot

[meeks]

swollen cancerous prostate will block the colon and cause an impaction.

kinda like when 2 trains collide on the same track? because 1 train shouldn'ta been riding that track but the other train driver was like, "I like havin' someone else's train in my track..."

[Bär]

[qiphlow]

hey, pot use is correlated to reduced chances of prostate cancer too!

smoke a joint, save your colon.

prolly look good on a t-shirt!

prostate does not equal colon. just sayin'.

swollen cancerous prostate will block the colon and cause an impaction.

so, systems thinking is required here people!

swollen cancerous prostate will first cause urinary difficulties: dribbling, slow stream, urinary retention, etc. mr prostate sits directly under the bladder, encircling the urethra.

q--has worked with urologists for past 15 years.