Finally, it's always possible that you were a little high, but the effects were subtle, or you just didn't know what to expect.

According to the survey results, which include responses from 1,122 adults in the U.S., we're pretty generous with our judgment about marijuana use. About half of all respondents (52%) said they had tried marijuana. Similarly, more than half of all respondents (56%) considered cannabis "socially acceptable." Yet 43% of those respondents didn't think their close friends would approve of cannabis use — even if it became legal.

The only thing more fun than getting a package full of surprise goodies in the mail is getting a package full of surprise weed goodies in the mail. Yep, we're talkin' marijuana subscription boxes, which deliver a new assortment of cannabis-themed items every month.

Last Thanksgiving, Hancey came down with a severe case of pneumonia that left him in the hospital with collapsed lungs.

Even if you're not a regular weed smoker, it's hard not to be tempted by those brightly-colored cannabis candies. And these beautiful little nuggets from Altai have the added benefit of soothing a sore throat.

They're basically cough drops that you actually want to eat. Oh, and they also get you pretty darn high — there's a whopping 10mg of THC in each drop. But, as you'll see in this new How Stuff Is Made video, these treats come from quite humble beginnings.

To make the candies, Altai chefs start with just sugar and water.