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Ah! Everything is as it should be. Maybe if Bush gets re-elected, the cold comfort I can take away is the confused look on his face when he hears Canada's proposing new pot reforms. He's probably thinking "Aw dayum, if they'd done this 30 years ago i woulda been a Canadian by now!"

grooveless touque Wrote:Ah! Everything is as it should be. Maybe if Bush gets re-elected, the cold comfort I can take away is the confused look on his face when he hears Canada's proposing new pot reforms. He's probably thinking "Aw dayum, if they'd done this 30 years ago i woulda been a Canadian by now!"

Now all you liberals had to do to not have George even think about running for the presidency was to make pot and drunk driving legal in Canada back in the 70's, he would have gladly become a Canadian... *sarcasm!* :lol: :lol:

Hurry up already.

Hopefully it will get all the way through, and even though they're only proposing decriminalization, it's a start.

Alaska and Nevada are on the brink of taking it a step further and before the night is over could become the first states to drop both criminal and civil charges for smaller amounts.

CAN'T STOP THE HERBAL ASSAULT! YEH-YEH!

Well, I was wrong about the Nevada proposal, turns out they did not have enough signatures to make the ballot...sorry. As for Alaska, they voted no, 57% to 43%.

Now it's up to Canada to lead the way.

But I noticed Montana decided to allow marijuana for "medicinal purposes". I can't wait for someone to stumble into the governor's office at the wrong moment and have him stammer "it's....uh....for my glaucoma."

HUH?

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What?