Medical marijuana

Just watching communist news network and they were talking about the cost of medical marijuana. It's 380-440 per ounce. Does it cost that much on the street from a pot dealer? Don't incriminate yourself in answering, but I ask because I don't know the street value of this item.

PACEDOG#1 wrote:Just watching communist news network and they were talking about the cost of medical marijuana. It's 380-440 per ounce. Does it cost that much on the street from a pot dealer? Don't incriminate yourself in answering, but I ask because I don't know the street value of this item.

Looks like we will have a huge increase in crime....usually $10.00 for a gram.

doesnt matter. the gov is going to pay for it for those who cant afford it

 

Personally, I don't use it but I have a good friend who sometimes has to pay $500 for a ounce. He has to buy it in Brownsville from a very scary Rastaman and only late at night. But he is hopelessly hooked on it. He is a pathetic sight as he lays around on the filthy floor of his hovel greedily scarfing up cheapo fast food and laughing at everything he sees just like the very loon he has become Sadly, there is no cure for "Reefer Madness."

Fortunately he is too old to be considered to be a menace to society,so he will not be out there raping and killing.

Joanimaroni wrote:

Looks like we will have a huge increase in crime[/quote]

Medical marijuana will cause more crime than you can imagine.
It's a narcotic addiction that is proven to lead to other narcotic addictions.
And at $500/ounce, they will be burglarizing and robbing and murdering to get it worse than anything we've ever seen before.
It will probably require that our taxes go through the roof to pay for all the additional law enforcement and courtrooms and prisons that will be needed.
Yella's friend is typical of what I've heard about. It puts people out of work and destroys families just like that individual. And we'll have to pay for a lot more welfare to sustain all those new marijuana addicts.

joanimaroni wrote: Looks like we will have a huge increase in crime

Medical marijuana will cause more crime than you can imagine.
It's a narcotic addiction that is proven to lead to other narcotic addictions.
And at $500/ounce, they will be burglarizing and robbing and murdering to get money to buy it worse than anything we've ever seen before.
It will probably require that our taxes go through the roof to pay for all the additional law enforcement and courtrooms and prisons that will be needed.
Yella's friend is typical of what I've heard about. It puts people out of work and destroys families just like is the case with that individual. And we'll then have to pay for a lot more welfare to sustain all those new marijuana addicts.

Bob wrote: Looks like we will have a huge increase in crime

Medical marijuana will cause more crime than you can imagine.
It's a narcotic addiction that is proven to lead to other narcotic addictions.
And at $500/ounce, they will be burglarizing and robbing and murdering to get it worse than anything we've ever seen before.
It will probably require that our taxes go through the roof to pay for all the additional law enforcement and courtrooms and prisons that will be needed.
Yella's friend is typical of what I've heard about. It puts people out of work and destroys families just like that individual. And we'll have to pay for a lot more welfare to sustain all those new marijuana addicts.[/quote]

Wait, ...

... Yella wasn't talking about you?

Sal wrote:Wait, ...

... Yella wasn't talking about you?

Not me. I don't smoke marijuana and I don't take my trips on LSD. For me white lightnin is still the biggest thrill of all. But I want to emphasize that I don't get my white lightnin from untaxed bootleggers. I buy it at Richeys package store all legal like...

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Sal wrote:

Bob wrote: Looks like we will have a huge increase in crime

Medical marijuana will cause more crime than you can imagine.
It's a narcotic addiction that is proven to lead to other narcotic addictions.
And at $500/ounce, they will be burglarizing and robbing and murdering to get it worse than anything we've ever seen before.
It will probably require that our taxes go through the roof to pay for all the additional law enforcement and courtrooms and prisons that will be needed.
Yella's friend is typical of what I've heard about. It puts people out of work and destroys families just like that individual. And we'll have to pay for a lot more welfare to sustain all those new marijuana addicts.

Wait, ...

... Yella wasn't talking about you?[/quote]
What? GET OUTTA HERE! All Bob does is sit around and listen to Rush and Brother Carl as they rant and rave about their inane shit. The only way he would go into Brownsville after dark is riding on a bull elephant while safely ensconced in a bullet proof howdah.

However,he does eat fast food and often rolls around giggling on the floor.

Yella is right.  I am flat out addicted to whataburgers.  I eat em for breakfast about every other day.  And I always tell em to add mayo.
But I drink the carolina moonshine and a lot of it when i listen to Brother Carl.  That's the only way I can listen.  I just can't handle that sober.

Bob wrote:I am flat out addicted to whataburgers.  I eat em for breakfast about every other day.  But I always tell em to add mayo.

A side effect from smoking doobies.

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Bob wrote:I am flat out addicted to whataburgers.  I eat em for breakfast about every other day.  But I always tell em to add mayo.

A side effect from smoking doobies.[/quote

I tried that dang stuff one time and ended up discussing Major League baseball with God who was, of course, a Yankees fan. He was not aware of the ARod scandal and said "Let the boy play!"

ARod only got into the steroids because he was so addicted to marijuana he wanted more. Being Hispanic he was into pot at age three.

Like any thing else you get there is a low end and a "HI" end.
$60 a oz to $600 a oz
KIA vs Lamborghini.

ZVUGKTUBM wrote:I am just glad the only addiction I suffer from is my milk-chocolate addiction. And, I am trying to break that bad habit because the fructose in sugar is toxic to the human body.

I did have two coca-cola's today---so I bombarded my body with exposure to high-fructose corn syrup. I must go on the wagon and have no sodas for the next week. Meanwhile, the desk drawer next to my work-station where I kept my chocolate stash is empty. Last night, I was really jonesing for a chocolate bar, but I held fast against giving-in.

Last Christmas, my daughter gave me a case of 24 Christopher's Big Cherry bars (can't buy 'em here). I still have two left, and they are hidden in my dresser. I am gonna eat 'em, but I will wait until I really get desperate.

I am hoping in the end that when I make my annual trek to the VA early next year for blood work that with less fructose exposure, my blood chemistry will look better, and things like cholesterol will show an improvement. Fructose works to promote all of the common diseases that affect people in their old age.

Z,

I was as healthy as a horse (although I have no idea how healthy horse's are) for 64 years.  That's even more than four score and seven years ago.
I'm not sure exactly how long that is.  "Score" is not exactly a modern word.  But it's a LONG fucking time.  I don't even need that prick Lincoln to know that.

Anyway, what was my point.  Well my point is that after a long long time,  all of a sudden I got two cancers are the same time.  
Fuck,  I thought I was invincible.  I'd skated for 64 fucking years.  How was I to know that in the twilight of that 64th year,  I would face my mortality.
Your time's coming.  Everybody's time's coming.  No matter if you eat wheat germ or you eat whataburgers.  No matter what bad or good habits you have.
Death and life go together.  
When the day comes that we can stop death,  or even delay it for a long time,  I would like to be in some limboland (heaven,  hell,  or whatever),  so I can know our species' evolution leads to that.  

I don't much give a flying shit about death.  I want to know what happens to all of us after I'm gone.  So if any religion can promise me that,  they can send me to heaven or hell or anywhere of that religion's choosing.  I just wanna know what happens.  And I don't figure that's too much to ask for.  If it is,  then it is what it is.  But that's my preference.
But while I'm here,  I'll defer to my blogger friend Eric Ericson.  Who said something I truly respect him for.  He said "if you can't help others who can use your help,  then life is not worth living".

Bob wrote: Looks like we will have a huge increase in crime

Medical marijuana will cause more crime than you can imagine.
It's a narcotic addiction that is proven to lead to other narcotic addictions.
And at $500/ounce, they will be burglarizing and robbing and murdering to get it worse than anything we've ever seen before.
It will probably require that our taxes go through the roof to pay for all the additional law enforcement and courtrooms and prisons that will be needed.
Yella's friend is typical of what I've heard about. It puts people out of work and destroys families just like that individual. And we'll have to pay for a lot more welfare to sustain all those new marijuana addicts.[/quote]
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Bob, with all due respect my friend everything you said in your post is gibberish or in mine and your jargon bullshit. I smoked pot back in the day and it was like offering a friend a cold beer . . . . regular users of pot, like some other substances, build a natural resistance I suppose but all in all maryjoe does not lead to all the crap you listed. Today, some of my very best friends continue to smoke pot but they function on a high level and run businesses, make decisions and have a very normal family life. It just is not the devil weed described. Sorry . . .

I have friends in lower places---35 a half 60 for oz usually--some add 5 bucks ----good stuff can go higher


yep they work! good people-I have friends that smoke!


I don't drink but I wont put down who do.

knothead wrote:
Bob, with all due respect my friend everything you said in your post is gibberish or in mine and your jargon bullshit.  I smoked pot back in the day and it was like offering a friend a cold beer . . . . regular users of pot, like some other substances, build a natural resistance I suppose but all in all maryjoe does not lead to all the crap you listed.  Today, some of my very best friends continue to smoke pot but they function on a high level and run businesses, make decisions and have a very normal family life.  It just is not the devil weed described. Sorry  . . .  

knothead, Merle Haggard and billy o'reilly have made millions telling us different. So unless you've made as many millions as they have then me and pacedog are going by them so we don't buy it.

It's like this.  Jesus did not turn water into drugs.  He turned water into wine.  End of story.

Bob wrote:It's like this.  Jesus did not turn water into drugs.  He turned water into wine.  End of story.

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You can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink . . . . I tried!

Bob wrote:

ZVUGKTUBM wrote:I am just glad the only addiction I suffer from is my milk-chocolate addiction. And, I am trying to break that bad habit because the fructose in sugar is toxic to the human body.

I did have two coca-cola's today---so I bombarded my body with exposure to high-fructose corn syrup. I must go on the wagon and have no sodas for the next week. Meanwhile, the desk drawer next to my work-station where I kept my chocolate stash is empty. Last night, I was really jonesing for a chocolate bar, but I held fast against giving-in.

Last Christmas, my daughter gave me a case of 24 Christopher's Big Cherry bars (can't buy 'em here). I still have two left, and they are hidden in my dresser. I am gonna eat 'em, but I will wait until I really get desperate.

I am hoping in the end that when I make my annual trek to the VA early next year for blood work that with less fructose exposure, my blood chemistry will look better, and things like cholesterol will show an improvement. Fructose works to promote all of the common diseases that affect people in their old age.

Z,

I was as healthy as a horse (although I have no idea how healthy horse's are) for 64 years.  That's even more than four score and seven years ago.
I'm not sure exactly how long that is.  "Score" is not exactly a modern word.  But it's a LONG fucking time.  I don't even need that prick Lincoln to know that.

Anyway, what was my point.  Well my point is that after a long long time,  all of a sudden I got two cancers are the same time.  
Fuck,  I thought I was invincible.  I'd skated for 64 fucking years.  How was I to know that in the twilight of that 64th year,  I would face my mortality.
Your time's coming.  Everybody's time's coming.  No matter if you eat wheat germ or you eat whataburgers.  No matter what bad or good habits you have.
Death and life go together.  
When the day comes that we can stop death,  or even delay it for a long time,  I would like to be in some limboland (heaven,  hell,  or whatever),  so I can know our species' evolution leads to that.  

I don't much give a flying shit about death.  I want to know what happens to all of us after I'm gone.  So if any religion can promise me that,  they can send me to heaven or hell or anywhere of that religion's choosing.  I just wanna know what happens.  And I don't figure that's too much to ask for.  If it is,  then it is what it is.  But that's my preference.
But while I'm here,  I'll defer to my blogger friend Eric Ericson.  Who said something I truly respect him for.  He said "if you can't help others who can use your help,  then life is not worth living".

Maybe my time has already come (though in a different way from cancer) and I just don't talk about my health issues on this forum....  

One thing I have learned is that no matter how bad your own health issues may be, there is likely someone down the block from you who has it far worse than you do. It is a great perspective to keep.

A 58 year old sister in law of mine passed away last Saturday from cancer, Bob. She was diagnosed with melanoma in 2000. It went into remission until 2007, then reappeared in her lungs. According to my brother, after it reappeared they were told her cancer was of a type that would not respond favorably to chemo or radiation therapy. I don't think she did anything but a bit of alternative holistic stuff as treatment. It was amazing that she lived another 6 years. I read the obituary online today, which was very upbeat and described how courageous this woman was all the way to the end, and how positive her attitude was.

Bob wrote:
Z,

I was as healthy as a horse (although I have no idea how healthy horse's are) for 64 years.  That's even more than four score and seven years ago.
I'm not sure exactly how long that is.  "Score" is not exactly a modern word.  But it's a LONG fucking time.  I don't even need that prick Lincoln to know that.

".

A score is 20 years...you old fart. LOL

Come on...remember Lincoln's speech...

"....four score and seven years ago, our forefathers....he gave that speech about 87 years after the Revolution began if I have done my math correctly...if I have not I am sure a loser liberal will correct me