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    dude, bro, isnt this supposed to be a work free smoke place?
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    ski market was selling a similar item called "crypto-sacks" for a bit until a customers' mom bitched about the intended use. living in canada is a different world, people light up worry free all over. i think the US should drop mj from the criminal list as well. alcohol is ten times worse in terms of health and danger to society.
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    Seems the Puritans are being challenged again.
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    Quote Originally Posted by powstash
    Irresponsible? or Effective?
    How many waterproof boxes (pelican'ish) have you sold during the same time period?

    My guess is more effective rather than irresponsible; right up until my kid buys a 420 kit from you.
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    I think what they mean by 'burn before you turn' is that you should hike your ass up the mountain before skiing down it.

    And if that doesn't burn you...add about 30 pounds of snow on for good fortune.
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    Quote Originally Posted by powder11
    i think the US should drop mj from the criminal list as well. alcohol is ten times worse in terms of health and danger to society.
    If I am not mistaken, I believe that MJ was orriginally criminalized in the US due to the competition that hemp posed to cotton, rather than due to the bud.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Canuk
    If I am not mistaken, I believe that MJ was orriginally criminalized in the US due to the competition that hemp posed to cotton, rather than due to the bud.....
    I heard it was taken down as a wartime cutback before WW1 along with other 'luxury items' and it was never reintroduced, it just became criminalized instead. I could be completely wrong, it is just something I thought I heard a while back on CBC.

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    I have friends that drink/burn sometimes before a day on the slopes. I don't care about people who can still handle their shit and have a good time but impaired (not able to handle their gear and body) is impaired no matter how you got there.
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    smoking pot and skiing go hand in hand. Why do you think steamboat now has cops at the top and bottom of their gondola on powder days and weekends. Personally, I LOVE skiiing high. Now if I could only figure out a way to have sex while rippin the pow I would be set.

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    I have skied high a million times....it is fun, but generally I just get sloppy....i cant stomp hucks as well, and I just get SO thirsty that I drink 50 galls of water and have to piss behind a tree everyother run...

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    "Burn before you turn" sounds like a great ad. Especially after reading all of your alls posts. When I clicked this thread I thought for sure it was going to be all about the sweet cheeba. But after reading the first couple posts I thought maybe not so much. Interesting none the less.

    Well the herb is around and strong as always, the kits are a good idea but as some of you say, not needed. I know many people who have 420 kits or similar, but use them carefully and cautiously and every single zipper broke the first couple of days. The law does screw it up for us, but it is a lot safer than boozing. A lot of smokers can function daily with no effects, like go to work, school, excercise, etc.

    So its not legal. Why not legalize it and tax the shit out of it. Then use that money to the governments advantages, like pay off the deficits, purchase land, improve schools, the options could be unlimited. I mean there would have to be rules and age limits as well, but it should be classified similarly to alcohol. Just a thought.
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    Quote Originally Posted by fondigley
    So its not legal. Why not legalize it and tax the shit out of it. Then use that money to the governments advantages, like pay off the deficits, purchase land, improve schools, the options could be unlimited. I mean there would have to be rules and age limits as well, but it should be classified similarly to alcohol. Just a thought.
    There's no real way to tax it. Think about it, the stuff grows in people's basements among other places, not in pharmaceutical laboratories or major production line plants. Why pay the xx% tax when you can buy from your buddy and not give the Man the pleaseure of taxing you? It'd be near impossible to control, as it is now.
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    Quote Originally Posted by char
    Huh? Have you seen the stats on how many Americans admit to smoking? Right up there with alcohol.
    I'd like to see the stats that say that. I'd be shocked.

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    Quote Originally Posted by swiss powda
    There's no real way to tax it. Think about it, the stuff grows in people's basements among other places, not in pharmaceutical laboratories or major production line plants. Why pay the xx% tax when you can buy from your buddy and not give the Man the pleaseure of taxing you? It'd be near impossible to control, as it is now.
    people brew beer (and distill booze to some extent) and they seem to tax it commercially just fine. i'm not a big fan of either argument, but i doubt booze during prohibition was terribly dissimilar to pot now. controlling sales and taxing it would not be the problem with the implementation of a controlled sale system. the cultural preception is the major stumbling block.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gonzo
    people brew beer (and distill booze to some extent) and they seem to tax it commercially just fine. i'm not a big fan of either argument, but i doubt booze during prohibition was terribly dissimilar to pot now. controlling sales and taxing it would not be the problem with the implementation of a controlled sale system. the cultural preception is the major stumbling block.
    I see your point about it being like beer and booze, although I'd imagine beer is a bit more resource consuming to make than weed. I don't know where the majority of weed comes from and assumed it wasn't mass produced. If they were to totally legalize it, they'd have to mass produce it and price it (with tax) close to it's street price, which wouldn't be too hard to do. Still not convinced people would buy it instead of the stuff growing in their buddy's backyard. But yeah, cultural perception would be the biggest block as I'm not yet convinced the stuff should be legalized.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Oarhead
    I heard it was taken down as a wartime cutback before WW1 along with other 'luxury items' and it was never reintroduced, it just became criminalized instead. I could be completely wrong, it is just something I thought I heard a while back on CBC.
    I never thought of weed as a "luxury item" - funny.

    Standard line in US history is that it made the migrant farm workers "lazy" and corrupted the youth.
    As far as hemp/cotton, the hemp gin was not invented until just after criminalization. If hemp had been a bigger industry, it would never have been criminalzed.
    P.S. - George Washington ordered everyone to plant 2 tablespoons of hemp seed in their victory gardens. Hemp was rope and sails at that time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ScottG
    I never thought of weed as a "luxury item" - funny.

    Standard line in US history is that it made the migrant farm workers "lazy" and corrupted the youth.
    As far as hemp/cotton, the hemp gin was not invented until just after criminalization. If hemp had been a bigger industry, it would never have been criminalzed.
    P.S. - George Washington ordered everyone to plant 2 tablespoons of hemp seed in their victory gardens. Hemp was rope and sails at that time.
    to continue the reason. the criminalization of mj was similar to the crim of opium. as crim of ope was directed at the chinese, crim of mj was directed at african and mexican americans. its basically whities being scared of other races way back in the day. white people drank. other nationalities couldn't afford to drink. the gov also said that it made chinese, black, mexican, etc. violent and agressive towards white women. "reefer madness" anyone. i watch a lot of tv. hist channel had a week on the hist of drugs.
    funny side note. at one time you could obtain a marijuana lisence. but in order to get it you had to take your pot with you to the police station to get the liscence. then you were arrested for possesion before you could get a liscence. come on. how hard is it to trick a pot head? bastards.
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