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Question Posted Tuesday November 1 2005, 7:35 pm

hey im the one who asked about weed/ blood test. your answer is exactly what i wanted to here. so i was just wondering.. are you sure?! haha. do you know from personal experience?

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MummuM answered Tuesday November 1 2005, 7:43 pm:
Yes, I do. I always thought that weed would show up in a blood test, but it doesn't. I went to get blood work, and nothing like weed showed up. (Even when I did smoke it a couple of days before I actually got the test.) A blood test is totally different from a drug test anyways, so there's no way weed could show up in your blood work. Don't worry. ♥

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