Prohibition: Pot vs Alcohol
#21
Posted 18 January 2014 - 11:35 AM
#22
Posted 18 January 2014 - 11:40 AM
#23
Posted 18 January 2014 - 02:58 PM
#24
Posted 18 January 2014 - 05:17 PM
Speaking of the fat, sick and lazy in the US.
The other day I was in a Walmart check out lane, and up ahead I see 2 huge obese guys in their little scooter carts (they must be twins).
Their big rear ends and bellies bulging out from the little cart seats in equal amounts.
Their carts filled with candy, junk food, meat and prescription drugs.
I had all I could do not to burst out laughing and or throw up. (good thing I wasn't high)
Anyway, after a while they slowly rolled out of the store after they paid for all that stuff with their social security disability benefits and food stamps.
I thought, what a feast they will have when they get home, before they have to go to the doctor with their free medical ins from the govt, medicaid.
These guys truly represent the "New American Dream".
I almost felt like a sucker as I pulled out my wallet to pay for my basket full of veggies, fruit, beans and greens with no govt program helping me out ....
Well aren't you a great person. Your were looking at severe emotionally damaged people, profoundly depressed, and your reaction is to want to laugh.
Those two will be dead soon, but don't worry -- you'll run across some more to keep you entertained and give you more chances to feel superior.
Carl Swenlin, founder of Decision Point and original Fearless Forecasters board.
#25
Posted 18 January 2014 - 08:29 PM
Speaking of the fat, sick and lazy in the US.
The other day I was in a Walmart check out lane, and up ahead I see 2 huge obese guys in their little scooter carts (they must be twins).
Their big rear ends and bellies bulging out from the little cart seats in equal amounts.
Their carts filled with candy, junk food, meat and prescription drugs.
I had all I could do not to burst out laughing and or throw up. (good thing I wasn't high)
Anyway, after a while they slowly rolled out of the store after they paid for all that stuff with their social security disability benefits and food stamps.
I thought, what a feast they will have when they get home, before they have to go to the doctor with their free medical ins from the govt, medicaid.
These guys truly represent the "New American Dream".
I almost felt like a sucker as I pulled out my wallet to pay for my basket full of veggies, fruit, beans and greens with no govt program helping me out ....
Well aren't you a great person. Your were looking at severe emotionally damaged people, profoundly depressed, and your reaction is to want to laugh.
Those two will be dead soon, but don't worry -- you'll run across some more to keep you entertained and give you more chances to feel superior.
I was looking at an example of people in the US that make an every day "choice" to destroy their lives and get the govt to 100% support their actions.
That was just an extreme case, sad as it is. In the less extreme, most of the US is still on the same unhealthy road and is taking the country down.
Join the crowd and keep eating your junk processed food of fat, sugar and salt. You will end up just like them.
#26
Posted 18 January 2014 - 08:43 PM
Bottom line JB, in nature you reap what you sow. Deal with it.Speaking of the fat, sick and lazy in the US.
The other day I was in a Walmart check out lane, and up ahead I see 2 huge obese guys in their little scooter carts (they must be twins).
Their big rear ends and bellies bulging out from the little cart seats in equal amounts.
Their carts filled with candy, junk food, meat and prescription drugs.
I had all I could do not to burst out laughing and or throw up. (good thing I wasn't high)
Anyway, after a while they slowly rolled out of the store after they paid for all that stuff with their social security disability benefits and food stamps.
I thought, what a feast they will have when they get home, before they have to go to the doctor with their free medical ins from the govt, medicaid.
These guys truly represent the "New American Dream".
I almost felt like a sucker as I pulled out my wallet to pay for my basket full of veggies, fruit, beans and greens with no govt program helping me out ....
Well aren't you a great person. Your were looking at severe emotionally damaged people, profoundly depressed, and your reaction is to want to laugh.
Those two will be dead soon, but don't worry -- you'll run across some more to keep you entertained and give you more chances to feel superior.
I was looking at an example of people in the US that make an every day "choice" to destroy their lives and get the govt to 100% support their actions.
That was just an extreme case, sad as it is. In the less extreme, most of the US is still on the same unhealthy road and is taking the country down.
Join the crowd and keep eating your junk processed food of fat, sugar and salt. You will end up just like them.
#27
Posted 20 January 2014 - 07:06 PM
#28
Posted 20 January 2014 - 07:29 PM
http://news.yahoo.co...N1SYnQAK2PQtDMD
SEATTLE (Reuters) - In a decade with the Drug Enforcement Administration, Patrick Moen rose to supervise a team of agents busting methamphetamine and heroin rings in Oregon - before giving it all up to join the nascent legal marijuana industry in nearby Washington state.
In November, the former federal drug agent quit his post to work for a marijuana industry investment firm, and says he relishes getting in on the ground floor of a burgeoning industry he was once sworn to annihilate.
As managing director of compliance and senior counsel for Seattle-based Privateer Holdings, Moen has added his name to a small but growing list of individuals with unlikely backgrounds who have joined or thrown their support behind state-sanctioned marijuana enterprises.
In Oregon, another former Portland-based DEA agent, Paul Schmidt, who retired from the agency in 2010, recently set up shop as a consultant to medical cannabis businesses after working as a state inspector of medical pot dispensaries in Colorado.
Last year, former Mexican president Vicente Fox visited Seattle to trumpet support for a pot firm fronted by former Microsoft executive Jamen Shively. The Seattle police department is weighing whether to allow officers to moonlight as security guards at pot shops slated to open later this year.
#29
Posted 21 January 2014 - 07:29 PM
I think it's common knowledge that when you drink alcohol it leads to aggressive behavior with someone eventually starting a fight.
Plus you wake up with some brain damage, unlike pot. And if you smoke a little pot you won't look for someone to coldcock upside the head.
Just something to keep in mind when you enter that bar, down them shots or take a country music cruise with Trace Adkins.
Trace Adkins played a drunken game of country chest bump with his impersonator ... after ordering the guy to take off his f**king hat.
TMZ got a hold of photos from the Jamaica-bound cruise ship where Trace went nuclear on his look-alike, Michael Larsen.
Witnesses tell us ... Trace had been in the bar pounding shots ... and when he saw the impersonator he made a beeline for him.
Read more: http://www.tmz.com/2.../#ixzz2r58Jlofl
#30
Posted 21 January 2014 - 09:18 PM
HAZE: White House drug czar contradicts Obama on marijuana...
Patrick Kennedy warns dope different from 'Choom gang' days...
Pot poisoning on rise in pets...
Marijuana doesn’t agree with dogs — and though cats can also be poisoned by second-hand smoke, dogs seem more apt to root through their owners’ stashes.
“Animals don’t react the same way as humans,” explained Dr. Tina Wismer, director of the Animal Poison Control Center. “They may become sedated, act drunk and wobbly, but about 25 percent go the other way. They become agitated, have high heart rates, they’re in distress. Most dogs become incontinent. They stagger around dribbling urine everywhere.”
Blood pressure can soar. Without treatment, dogs can go into comas and die.
Bong water (yes, really) is only one way animals can access the active ingredients in marijuana. While dogs can, and do, eat plant material, including marijuana leaves, serious poisonings more often result from edibles prepared by owners for their own use.
Marijuana butter is especially dangerous. “People put weed and a stick of butter in a sauce pan and the fat soluble cannabinoids leech into the butter creating a much higher concentration of THC,” Wismer explained.
Butter consumption reaches 40-year high...
Edited by Rogerdodger, 21 January 2014 - 09:25 PM.
BIGGEST SCIENCE SCANDAL EVER...Official records systematically 'adjusted'.