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[quote=poorsaver]I can just imagine going down to my local Costco and buying a value pak of weed. I then go out to my car, roll a joint, light up, take a few drags, then hit the 405 at rush hour. Far out, man.

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I think everyone should smoke a fat blunt before getting on the freeway at rush hour, you’d be much less stressed out (especially after a long day of work) and less inclined to road rage. I’ve been in a car with friends in LA rush hour with a fat blunt burning and the people in cars next to us were yelling at us to share. It reminds me of when we went snowboarding and were smoking on the chairlifts (yes we were bold and didn’t care enough to go into the trees like most smokers do) and people would yell at us “hey that smells good” and we’d yell back “yea it tastes good too”

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[quote=CardiffBaseball][quote=poorsaver]I can just imagine going down to my local Costco and buying a value pak of weed. I then go out to my car, roll a joint, light up, take a few drags, then hit the 405 at rush hour. Far out, man.

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Wouldn’t rolling up a fattie be inefficient? I’d think a wise pig would at least make a bong out of a can of diet pepsi or something. [/quote]

Next time you’re in the Yay Area make sure to look at the cars around you. They pass around 3 foot hand blown glass bongs while driving up there. I’ve seen it plenty of times and know people up there who still see it happen. Now that’s BOLD.

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[quote=CardiffBaseball][quote=poorsaver]I can just imagine going down to my local Costco and buying a value pak of weed. I then go out to my car, roll a joint, light up, take a few drags, then hit the 405 at rush hour. Far out, man.

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Wouldn’t rolling up a fattie be inefficient? I’d think a wise pig would at least make a bong out of a can of diet pepsi or something. [/quote]

Next time you’re in the Yay Area make sure to look at the cars around you. They pass around 3 foot hand blown glass bongs while driving up there. I’ve seen it plenty of times and know people up there who still see it happen. Now that’s BOLD.

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[quote=CardiffBaseball][quote=poorsaver]I can just imagine going down to my local Costco and buying a value pak of weed. I then go out to my car, roll a joint, light up, take a few drags, then hit the 405 at rush hour. Far out, man.

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Wouldn’t rolling up a fattie be inefficient? I’d think a wise pig would at least make a bong out of a can of diet pepsi or something. [/quote]

Next time you’re in the Yay Area make sure to look at the cars around you. They pass around 3 foot hand blown glass bongs while driving up there. I’ve seen it plenty of times and know people up there who still see it happen. Now that’s BOLD.

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[quote=CardiffBaseball][quote=poorsaver]I can just imagine going down to my local Costco and buying a value pak of weed. I then go out to my car, roll a joint, light up, take a few drags, then hit the 405 at rush hour. Far out, man.

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Wouldn’t rolling up a fattie be inefficient? I’d think a wise pig would at least make a bong out of a can of diet pepsi or something. [/quote]

Next time you’re in the Yay Area make sure to look at the cars around you. They pass around 3 foot hand blown glass bongs while driving up there. I’ve seen it plenty of times and know people up there who still see it happen. Now that’s BOLD.

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[quote=CardiffBaseball][quote=poorsaver]I can just imagine going down to my local Costco and buying a value pak of weed. I then go out to my car, roll a joint, light up, take a few drags, then hit the 405 at rush hour. Far out, man.

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Wouldn’t rolling up a fattie be inefficient? I’d think a wise pig would at least make a bong out of a can of diet pepsi or something. [/quote]

Next time you’re in the Yay Area make sure to look at the cars around you. They pass around 3 foot hand blown glass bongs while driving up there. I’ve seen it plenty of times and know people up there who still see it happen. Now that’s BOLD.

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[quote=SD Realtor]The argument that putting people in jail for smoking does not justify or make it okay to legalize pot. [/quote]

The question should be does the argument they used for criminalizing it justify criminalizing it? Racism, employment for unemployed prohibition police, giving DuPont an unfair market advantage. Doesn’t convince me that it should be criminalized

[quote=SD Realtor]It does not help you drive better, it does not make you more alert, it does lead to more drugs, it does deaden you emotionally and slow you down physically. [/quote]

In the time I’ve been consuming Cannabis I have been offered many different drugs, I use to go to Raves in the late 90s where they had all types of drugs and never even experimented because I made the choice. I don’t buy the gateway drug argument for a second, however if there was a drug which impaired judgment of the user and may lead to experimentation that would not occur when sober I would think alcohol would be a more likely culprit. It leads to more fights, date rapes and crimes than cannabis ever did.

Homer Simpson said it best:
“Oh, I’m in no condition to drive. Wait a minute. I don’t have to listen to myself. I’m drunk.”

[quote=SD Realtor]I am not against letting those who have legitimate health issues use it for pain reduction. [/quote]

All use could be considered for legitimate health issues

[quote=SD Realtor]I don’t want my kids exposed to it. I don’t want them associating with anyone who does it. I don’t want thier teachers to do it, thier bus driver, or any other adults they are exposed to. Don’t give me a line about how people who smoke sit at home and don’t affect anyone elses life because they DO NOT. They go out, they drive, they endanger other people. [/quote]

As good as your intentions are I doubt you will have any control over what your kids are exposed to in their lifetimes, best thing to do is instill good judgment and values in them and be there as their friend and adviser. I’m sure they would be more likely to come to you for advice when the time comes if they trust that you won’t react negatively to their behavior. I doubt either of our parents wanted us exposed to it and by our own admission we both have been exposed to it. Was it legal? No. Did we have bad parents? No, it’s just the world we live in.

[quote=SD Realtor]I am a realist and will have to deal with the world my kids will be exposed to. I understand that. However, it is NOT a reality to think people just smoke and do no other drugs, and do nothing at all. They do go to work high, they do drive high, they do plenty of things high and that ENDANGERS MY LIVELIHOOD. [/quote]

As mentioned before people doing other drugs are their own choices and are probably more heavily influenced by the company they keep and alcohol than by Cannabis. Personally I would rather see law enforcement going after drunk drivers who would pose a much greater threat than anyone who had smoked.

[quote=SD Realtor]People are stupid enough when they are straight.[/quote]

You got that right! I doubt many people were high on anything when they signed their loan documents. (I had to bring it back to real estate somehow)

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[quote=SD Realtor]The argument that putting people in jail for smoking does not justify or make it okay to legalize pot. [/quote]

The question should be does the argument they used for criminalizing it justify criminalizing it? Racism, employment for unemployed prohibition police, giving DuPont an unfair market advantage. Doesn’t convince me that it should be criminalized

[quote=SD Realtor]It does not help you drive better, it does not make you more alert, it does lead to more drugs, it does deaden you emotionally and slow you down physically. [/quote]

In the time I’ve been consuming Cannabis I have been offered many different drugs, I use to go to Raves in the late 90s where they had all types of drugs and never even experimented because I made the choice. I don’t buy the gateway drug argument for a second, however if there was a drug which impaired judgment of the user and may lead to experimentation that would not occur when sober I would think alcohol would be a more likely culprit. It leads to more fights, date rapes and crimes than cannabis ever did.

Homer Simpson said it best:
“Oh, I’m in no condition to drive. Wait a minute. I don’t have to listen to myself. I’m drunk.”

[quote=SD Realtor]I am not against letting those who have legitimate health issues use it for pain reduction. [/quote]

All use could be considered for legitimate health issues

[quote=SD Realtor]I don’t want my kids exposed to it. I don’t want them associating with anyone who does it. I don’t want thier teachers to do it, thier bus driver, or any other adults they are exposed to. Don’t give me a line about how people who smoke sit at home and don’t affect anyone elses life because they DO NOT. They go out, they drive, they endanger other people. [/quote]

As good as your intentions are I doubt you will have any control over what your kids are exposed to in their lifetimes, best thing to do is instill good judgment and values in them and be there as their friend and adviser. I’m sure they would be more likely to come to you for advice when the time comes if they trust that you won’t react negatively to their behavior. I doubt either of our parents wanted us exposed to it and by our own admission we both have been exposed to it. Was it legal? No. Did we have bad parents? No, it’s just the world we live in.

[quote=SD Realtor]I am a realist and will have to deal with the world my kids will be exposed to. I understand that. However, it is NOT a reality to think people just smoke and do no other drugs, and do nothing at all. They do go to work high, they do drive high, they do plenty of things high and that ENDANGERS MY LIVELIHOOD. [/quote]

As mentioned before people doing other drugs are their own choices and are probably more heavily influenced by the company they keep and alcohol than by Cannabis. Personally I would rather see law enforcement going after drunk drivers who would pose a much greater threat than anyone who had smoked.

[quote=SD Realtor]People are stupid enough when they are straight.[/quote]

You got that right! I doubt many people were high on anything when they signed their loan documents. (I had to bring it back to real estate somehow)

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[quote=SD Realtor]The argument that putting people in jail for smoking does not justify or make it okay to legalize pot. [/quote]

The question should be does the argument they used for criminalizing it justify criminalizing it? Racism, employment for unemployed prohibition police, giving DuPont an unfair market advantage. Doesn’t convince me that it should be criminalized

[quote=SD Realtor]It does not help you drive better, it does not make you more alert, it does lead to more drugs, it does deaden you emotionally and slow you down physically. [/quote]

In the time I’ve been consuming Cannabis I have been offered many different drugs, I use to go to Raves in the late 90s where they had all types of drugs and never even experimented because I made the choice. I don’t buy the gateway drug argument for a second, however if there was a drug which impaired judgment of the user and may lead to experimentation that would not occur when sober I would think alcohol would be a more likely culprit. It leads to more fights, date rapes and crimes than cannabis ever did.

Homer Simpson said it best:
“Oh, I’m in no condition to drive. Wait a minute. I don’t have to listen to myself. I’m drunk.”

[quote=SD Realtor]I am not against letting those who have legitimate health issues use it for pain reduction. [/quote]

All use could be considered for legitimate health issues

[quote=SD Realtor]I don’t want my kids exposed to it. I don’t want them associating with anyone who does it. I don’t want thier teachers to do it, thier bus driver, or any other adults they are exposed to. Don’t give me a line about how people who smoke sit at home and don’t affect anyone elses life because they DO NOT. They go out, they drive, they endanger other people. [/quote]

As good as your intentions are I doubt you will have any control over what your kids are exposed to in their lifetimes, best thing to do is instill good judgment and values in them and be there as their friend and adviser. I’m sure they would be more likely to come to you for advice when the time comes if they trust that you won’t react negatively to their behavior. I doubt either of our parents wanted us exposed to it and by our own admission we both have been exposed to it. Was it legal? No. Did we have bad parents? No, it’s just the world we live in.

[quote=SD Realtor]I am a realist and will have to deal with the world my kids will be exposed to. I understand that. However, it is NOT a reality to think people just smoke and do no other drugs, and do nothing at all. They do go to work high, they do drive high, they do plenty of things high and that ENDANGERS MY LIVELIHOOD. [/quote]

As mentioned before people doing other drugs are their own choices and are probably more heavily influenced by the company they keep and alcohol than by Cannabis. Personally I would rather see law enforcement going after drunk drivers who would pose a much greater threat than anyone who had smoked.

[quote=SD Realtor]People are stupid enough when they are straight.[/quote]

You got that right! I doubt many people were high on anything when they signed their loan documents. (I had to bring it back to real estate somehow)

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[quote=SD Realtor]The argument that putting people in jail for smoking does not justify or make it okay to legalize pot. [/quote]

The question should be does the argument they used for criminalizing it justify criminalizing it? Racism, employment for unemployed prohibition police, giving DuPont an unfair market advantage. Doesn’t convince me that it should be criminalized

[quote=SD Realtor]It does not help you drive better, it does not make you more alert, it does lead to more drugs, it does deaden you emotionally and slow you down physically. [/quote]

In the time I’ve been consuming Cannabis I have been offered many different drugs, I use to go to Raves in the late 90s where they had all types of drugs and never even experimented because I made the choice. I don’t buy the gateway drug argument for a second, however if there was a drug which impaired judgment of the user and may lead to experimentation that would not occur when sober I would think alcohol would be a more likely culprit. It leads to more fights, date rapes and crimes than cannabis ever did.

Homer Simpson said it best:
“Oh, I’m in no condition to drive. Wait a minute. I don’t have to listen to myself. I’m drunk.”

[quote=SD Realtor]I am not against letting those who have legitimate health issues use it for pain reduction. [/quote]

All use could be considered for legitimate health issues

[quote=SD Realtor]I don’t want my kids exposed to it. I don’t want them associating with anyone who does it. I don’t want thier teachers to do it, thier bus driver, or any other adults they are exposed to. Don’t give me a line about how people who smoke sit at home and don’t affect anyone elses life because they DO NOT. They go out, they drive, they endanger other people. [/quote]

As good as your intentions are I doubt you will have any control over what your kids are exposed to in their lifetimes, best thing to do is instill good judgment and values in them and be there as their friend and adviser. I’m sure they would be more likely to come to you for advice when the time comes if they trust that you won’t react negatively to their behavior. I doubt either of our parents wanted us exposed to it and by our own admission we both have been exposed to it. Was it legal? No. Did we have bad parents? No, it’s just the world we live in.

[quote=SD Realtor]I am a realist and will have to deal with the world my kids will be exposed to. I understand that. However, it is NOT a reality to think people just smoke and do no other drugs, and do nothing at all. They do go to work high, they do drive high, they do plenty of things high and that ENDANGERS MY LIVELIHOOD. [/quote]

As mentioned before people doing other drugs are their own choices and are probably more heavily influenced by the company they keep and alcohol than by Cannabis. Personally I would rather see law enforcement going after drunk drivers who would pose a much greater threat than anyone who had smoked.

[quote=SD Realtor]People are stupid enough when they are straight.[/quote]

You got that right! I doubt many people were high on anything when they signed their loan documents. (I had to bring it back to real estate somehow)

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[quote=SD Realtor]The argument that putting people in jail for smoking does not justify or make it okay to legalize pot. [/quote]

The question should be does the argument they used for criminalizing it justify criminalizing it? Racism, employment for unemployed prohibition police, giving DuPont an unfair market advantage. Doesn’t convince me that it should be criminalized

[quote=SD Realtor]It does not help you drive better, it does not make you more alert, it does lead to more drugs, it does deaden you emotionally and slow you down physically. [/quote]

In the time I’ve been consuming Cannabis I have been offered many different drugs, I use to go to Raves in the late 90s where they had all types of drugs and never even experimented because I made the choice. I don’t buy the gateway drug argument for a second, however if there was a drug which impaired judgment of the user and may lead to experimentation that would not occur when sober I would think alcohol would be a more likely culprit. It leads to more fights, date rapes and crimes than cannabis ever did.

Homer Simpson said it best:
“Oh, I’m in no condition to drive. Wait a minute. I don’t have to listen to myself. I’m drunk.”

[quote=SD Realtor]I am not against letting those who have legitimate health issues use it for pain reduction. [/quote]

All use could be considered for legitimate health issues

[quote=SD Realtor]I don’t want my kids exposed to it. I don’t want them associating with anyone who does it. I don’t want thier teachers to do it, thier bus driver, or any other adults they are exposed to. Don’t give me a line about how people who smoke sit at home and don’t affect anyone elses life because they DO NOT. They go out, they drive, they endanger other people. [/quote]

As good as your intentions are I doubt you will have any control over what your kids are exposed to in their lifetimes, best thing to do is instill good judgment and values in them and be there as their friend and adviser. I’m sure they would be more likely to come to you for advice when the time comes if they trust that you won’t react negatively to their behavior. I doubt either of our parents wanted us exposed to it and by our own admission we both have been exposed to it. Was it legal? No. Did we have bad parents? No, it’s just the world we live in.

[quote=SD Realtor]I am a realist and will have to deal with the world my kids will be exposed to. I understand that. However, it is NOT a reality to think people just smoke and do no other drugs, and do nothing at all. They do go to work high, they do drive high, they do plenty of things high and that ENDANGERS MY LIVELIHOOD. [/quote]

As mentioned before people doing other drugs are their own choices and are probably more heavily influenced by the company they keep and alcohol than by Cannabis. Personally I would rather see law enforcement going after drunk drivers who would pose a much greater threat than anyone who had smoked.

[quote=SD Realtor]People are stupid enough when they are straight.[/quote]

You got that right! I doubt many people were high on anything when they signed their loan documents. (I had to bring it back to real estate somehow)

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This just in. Looks like Obama is gonna back off enforcing federal law and let California (or any other state) make their own laws regarding marijuana:

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2009/02/26/MN2016651R.DTL

[PCinSD]

This just in. Looks like Obama is gonna back off enforcing federal law and let California (or any other state) make their own laws regarding marijuana:

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2009/02/26/MN2016651R.DTL

[PCinSD]

This just in. Looks like Obama is gonna back off enforcing federal law and let California (or any other state) make their own laws regarding marijuana:

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2009/02/26/MN2016651R.DTL

[PCinSD]

This just in. Looks like Obama is gonna back off enforcing federal law and let California (or any other state) make their own laws regarding marijuana:

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2009/02/26/MN2016651R.DTL

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