I had my former sister in law take all my catnip one winter and made doobies out of them and smoked them. Idiot! She said she got a weak buzz but a major headache and was nauseous from it. She didn't throw up but the headache lasted 2 days.
This guide explains all of ice hockeyâs five-minute penalties, which are known as major penalties. Majors are some of the most dangerous plays in hockey, and many result in automatic ejections or suspensions. Keep in mind that the following list refers to the most common rules in high-level North American hockey.
There are two ways a team can be in the penalty or in a penalty situation:  Each team is allowed to commit four fouls in each quarter with no penalty. On the fifth team foul committed that quarter, that team is in the penalty or in a penalty situation.  The penalty situation also occurs if a team commits more than one foul in the last two minutes of a quarter. Even if a team has not committed any fouls and there is less than two minutes remaining in the quarter, they are in the penalty as soon as they commit their second foul.