thanks for the kudos muggaz...i am in delaware, just south of philadelphia....and yes 300 is pricey,,,but this is about as good as it gets, quality wise...ounces can be found anywhere from 120-450 and ounce depending on quality and who you know...it's a wide market...right now, because this is an election year, prices are typically a little higher.
one of the things about this forum and what i wrote is that it is not necessarily supposed to be complete thoughts all the time. what i offered was 1 of many points about legalization. there certainly are other pros and cons. And of course, i would welcome more ideas and thoughts on the subject. also,,,thanks to those who have posted on this so far,,,thanks for keeping everything on a "civil" tone.
if it were to be legalized, i would support any measure to keep it off the roads,,,just like with drinking. of course, cops are already trained to look for signs of a "high" driver and have been for decades. and i don't remember hearing about an epidemic of stoners crashing into stuff...i do hear about drunks ruining lives every day with their car though.
1st off,,,i always have disguished marijuana from cocaine...they shouldn't even be mentioned in the same paragraph when talking about dangers or toxicity. Cocaine has much more in common with alchohol than it does marijuana any day. when i discussed mortality rates and pot i was referring to toxicity (overdose) as compared to alchohol. cigarettes have been proven to cause certain health problems, but so has a good steak. and then there's the p
thanks for the comments,,,the fuel things is probably the biggest scam going on...back in the 80's, a candidate for gov. had a car converted to run on hemp seed oil (this isn't new technology, this was about 20 years ago) and drove it all over the state getting 50 miles to the PINT....also way cleaner and much more renewable as growing hemp is about as easy as it gets for a farmer.
actually,,,he has since gone to exclusively buying online,,,no hassles, great quality.
actually, the reason the suicide scene was cut was not Brittney's. Her management decided to cut the scene. Brittney has very little control over anything in her career...maybe that's why she ran off and got married to that boy in vegas,,,an attempt to control something,,,anything. and by the way,,,a guitar with some effects on it drives "take my breath away" , not a sythesizer,,,i've played this song in bands before and am familiar with the o
maybe,,,but i think they may have played their hand,,,each time they go to the old well anymore, it gets a little dryer and emptier.
dude,,,everything is psycologically addictive...that has more to do with us than it does the good or service one is addicted to. the goverment endorses both alchohol and cigarettes which are physically addictive.
thanks for your comments...i din't get into the other uses, but you are right. the medicinal value scares the hell out of the pharmacutical industry...and it's fuel potential (hemp seed oil can power cars as well as gas 16 times more efficiently than gas can) is enourmous...but of course the oil lobby doesn't like the idea of their industry being made obsolete. but those sources would indeed increase revenues even higher. thanks again
There is a lot of talk out there about what freedom is and what it is to live in a free society. Allow me to paraphrase a former Canadian prime minister on the subject. She suggested that if one can go throughout an entire day without seeing or experiencing something tha
thank you for your thoughts...i disagree with most of your premises, but i do appreciate the viewpoint. harder drugs present different challenges and i don't necessarily endorse legalizing everything as you would suggest. whatever someone personally chooses to do for themselves is their own moral decision, not the goverment's decision. if the goverment kept everything that was immoral in someone's eyes illegal then alchohol, tobacco and gambl
I don't buy the "demand would go up" arguement. Prohibition caused the demand of more potent potables during it's reign of terror. Back then, the most popular beverages were the strongest, the highest proof. When prohibition ended, lighter mixed drinks and beer went up in popularity. These days, wine, wine coolers and light beers are the most popular alchoholic beverages purcchased and consumed. After prohibition, after a short lived party, de
thank you,,,,it is a true story:)
the following is a reprint of a review i wrote on this place,,,,i was thinking today, looking out into the muck of a march snowfall, how nice it was,,,,enjoy,,, We just got back from spending 5 great nights at Fisherman's Point. We arrived there, tired and fatigued from the journey. Our bellman, Ernest, took great care in checking us in and getting us everything we needed to relax that evening. And just about every day, Ernest stopped by
one more quick point,,,,the tax is suggested at 1 dollar,,,making the tax 2 or 3 dollars would of course double, or triple the numbers.
People have been debating the re-legalization of marijuana since the criminilizing of the very substance some of our most historical documents were written on, like the Declaration of Independence. Now we face record deficits and a lack of funding for just about everything we need. The war(s) we are fighting, health care, education and jus
We are safer. The world is more dangerous. It seems contradictions like this are becoming more and more commonplace with the GOP these days. For the past 3 years, and especially in the last year, since the Iraq invasion. The administration is trying to convince us that at the same time, we are both safer, yet in more danger. Of course, this isn't atypical of the rhetoric that has become commonplace from the administration. Whenever someone bri
Oh, and by the way,,,I am not exactly a Dean supporter,,,,1st off, i'm an independent, and a former republican...and 2ndly, i never gave any money to Dean's campaign. My views are from a much more neutral perspective than yours obviously. It's no wonder that the republicans are slipping in most every poll steadily....the arrogance and condemnation of everything and everyone who dares disagree with them on anything is really reached the "ridiculous" lev
Well, obviously you are a "Bush-Uberalles" supporter...To answer your question, I was concious in 1968. The rest of what you wrote is just typical neocon hate speech. Your stupidity in that post was only exceeded by your contradictions with your own views. Have a nice day...and by the way,,,next time you troll someone elses views, lose the little 2nd rate cocktail party psychology crap.
People say that anyone can buy anything on the internet. Is that true? Or is it just the clap trap of people who either fear or embrace the internet as the global playground that we imagine. Sure, we all know that you can find porn, politics, people, places and a plethora of purchasable potions available 24/7, 365 days a year. My mailbox gets flooded with junk mail about getting viagra, valium and a variety of persciption medicines delivered to my door
Greetings:) ... It is now about 7 1/2 months before the Presidential Election. John Kerry and George Bush are revving their engines and entering into what looks like might be the roughest election season ever. Last year at this time, it was a much different picture. The democrats couldn't even come close in a poll and it seemed George Bush was on an easy path to
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