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Counterfit cash and counterfit casino chips

Canadians Beware
Here in Canada, where money is very difficult to counterfit because of sophisticated water marks and holograms, first Toronto and the Montreal were hit with fake 100 notes of the most current version of the hundred dollar bill.

In a successful yet unsophisticated attempt to create fake money crooks cut out the holograms from fives to use on fake fifties but got caught when they tried to cash in the mutilated fives at the bank.

“Marijunana is not a drug!”
“Have you ever had to suck dick for marijuanja?”

Physically marijuana is not addictive but like any good thing it can be difficult to give up. If you have become mentally dependent on the herb to such as extent that you feel you cannot quit then maby it is time to go to marijuana rehab. Yes there are weed rehab centers like this one —— BC Bud Rehab

Really though marijuna is hardly even addictive so you should be able to kick the habit on your own if you really want to. “really wanting to” is key here. You really need to be motivated to quit. If you enjoy it so much and you are not serious about quitting then chances are you wont. Find a good reason to quit like “I costs me to much cash and I would rather use the money I spend on dope to buy a house” or “I dont want my kids to be junkies so I am going to set a good example by being clean and sober from now until eternity.” or how bout this one “I can’t breathe”. All of these are super excellent reasons to give up the herb, you just have to find a reason of your own. Know wanting to quit and doing it are two totally different things. If you live in a house with a bunch of unemployed chronics then kicking the habit could be a difficult task. You need to seperate yourself from bad influences. This means you might have to live like a hermit in a cave or at least stop hanging out with your pothead bros. Quiting smoking herb wont make you alot of friends, but it might help you get yourself a good sober girfriend (or boyfriend as the case may be). A sober friend can influence you in a positive way. If they are against drugs in all forms then it is going to be easier to give it up so you dont piss them off.

Tapering off your drugs might be a solution, but could end up being nothing but a cop out. Going cold turkey will remove all temptation and reduce the chances of backsliding.

Stick it out. You might quit for a week, and then smoke a doobie. Hey, thats o.k. nobody is freakin perfect. At least you are trying. Just keep trying. Like they say “quitting is easy, I have done it a hundred times”. Dont be too hard on yourself, after all it is only weed, and there are worst things you could be hooked on.

Salvia is availible at my local head shop here in canada, and can be found for sale online. It is actually a nasty little high, and it doesnt take much smoke to catch that buzz. Watch the vid on legal highs here ————-> Legally High

Buy Beware

Fake lifesaving drugs are being produced in china with dire consequences ———-> Prx Online

Overgrow The Government

Donald Christen is innocent of marijuana cultivation and trafficking (SUPER AWESOME) read the full story here ———– Don Christen

Make Your Vote Count ( ripped off from http://www.rollitup.org/marijuana-news-around-globe/146338-voice-your-opinion-marijuana-re.html )

Voice Your Opinion! Marijuana Re-Legalization Coming in 1st in 2nd Obama Poll

December 31, 2008 at 00:07:12

by Bruce Cain

What is more important, right now, is to get as many votes on “Re-Legalization” as possible. Here is how you can efficiently register your recommendation for Obama to Re-Legalize Marijuana.

(1) First goto
http://change.gov/

(2) Click on “Open for Questions: Round two”
(3) Click on “Open for Questions” link on new webpage.
(4) Click on “View Questions”
(5) Type “marijuana” in “Search questions” field and click

http://www.opednews.com/articles/Mar…81230-709.html

Note: The following statistics were collected 12/30/2008 at 3:00 PM EST. This is important to know as the polling is continuing till at least 12/31/2008. At that time 44,298 people have submitted 36,864 questions and cast 1,962,040 votes.

I visited Obama’s www.change.gov website to see if Marijuana Re-Legalization was leading again, as it came in first in during the first poll. At first I was disappointed because the first Re-Legalization question was ranked 26th of 36,864 questions. Still not bad. And the leading scoring question was a good one at that:

“I’m concerned about the banks who received tax payers money and have had no
accountability. Will this be corrected after President elect Obama is in
office?”

The leading question (above) below got 9,862 Yes and 600 no votes
But I then typed “marijuana” in “Search questions” field and clicked to find that 1,071 questions had been submitted regarding Marijuana Legalization. In other words a little less than 3 percent of the questions were focused on Re-Legalizing Marijuana.

And as I went down the list of “Marijuana” questions I noticed that many had overwhelming percentages in favor of Re-Legalization and many had “yes” responses of over 2,000. So there is little doubt that, in aggregate, Marijuana Re-Legalization is destined to come in first place in the second Obama poll. In fact I believe there is more support for Legalization in the 2nd poll than in the first. But Obama’s website does not have the tools available to quantify this.

The only unfortunate aspect of the Marijuana questions is that they invariably insist on taxing and regulating it, which I believe to be a very bad idea. This “legalize and tax” model appears to be an instilled “Pavlovian” response of far too many Marijuana Re-Legalization advocates.

Still, it is great to see such support for Marijuana Re-Legalization. Perhaps this second poll will convince Obama that saying “No” to Re-Legalization is just going to seriously “piss off” the American People?
I would highly recommend that my readers consider the MERP Model for Re-Legalization over any “legalize and tax” model. The following links will provide all the background you need to understand the MERP Model that I had authored around 2000.

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Marijuana: Past, Present and Future from Bruce Cain on Vimeo.
http://www.vimeo.com/2056650

Why Lou Dobbs Should Support Marijuana Legalization
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9VKf5YfQb7s&

The MERP Project
The Marijuana Re-Legalization Policy (MRP) Project

http://www.newagecitizen.com/ReLegalization01.htm
http://www.newagecitizen.com/editori…rijuana_re.htm

Bruce W. Cain Discusses the MERP Model, for Marijuana Relegalization, with “Sense and Sensimilla”
http://senseandsensi.libsyn.com/inde…post_id=270029

“The people of this country want marijuana decriminalization, when will marijuana be decriminalized?

Why continue to spend billions of dollars to prohibit marijuana when evidence shows that the war on drugs is, as you said, “an utter failure”?”
Free your mind, Guantanamo

“Why do you believe that marijuana should not be legalized? How is the prohibition of Marijuana any different than the prohibition of alcohol? 100,000 Americans die every year due to alcohol but none to Marijuana”
James, CA

“Will you consider legalizing cannabis/marijuana/hemp so that the government can regulate it, tax it, put age limits on it, and create millions of new jobs and create a multi-billion dollar industry right here in the U.S.?”
DJ C, Chicago, IL

“Mr. Obama, please stand by your statement regarding not prosecuting medical marijuana patients in states that already have laws in place. Instruct the DEA to focus on meth problems, and illegal possession of prescription drugs such as Oxycontin.”
Jeanne, California

“Will you consider legalizing marijuana so that the government can regulate it, tax it, put age limits on it and create millions of new jobs.”
David, Chicago

“Will the US legalize marijuana to bankrupt drug cartels in Mexico, help Mexico fight them and diminish drug distribution in the US by gangs? Marijuana as taxable commodity could support programs for drug users to quit and to fight harder drug traffic”
Nantzin, Lakewood, CA

“When can we change direction on the failed war on drugs. Marijuana laws are more harmful to people and families than the drug itself.”
Debbie -

“Will the Obama administration relax the federal rules concerning serious, scientific research into medicinal uses for marijuana and any associated long-term effects? How?”
Rex, Austin, TX - Additional Issues View response Post a response

“The ‘War on Drugs’ is ineffective-billions of dollars are put into the criminalization of people using/selling a drug has positive side effects. Legalization of marijuana could bring our nation out of it’s economic crisis with proper taxing and laws.”
bri, martha’s vineyard

“Will you consider the legalization of marijuana both to provide revenue and alleviate the completely out of control prison population in this country?”
John H., Fletcher, Oh. - Economy View response Post a response

methylenedioxymethamphetamine

Damn, that mdma is some good shit… and has theraputic uses as well ————–> MDMA Therapy

Seems like the price for mdma is dropping too ——— MDMA Prices

Here is a funny post about dumb ass cops getting caught on camera busting up a staged marijuana grow operation that was actually just evergree trees. You can read the whole story of the farce here ————–> Christmas Tree Grow Operation Bust

The most popular post on this blog has been the one about Nosha. I would say that it is a good sign that people are more interested in getting fit than stoned. I write about weed, and I am totally for legalization of the herb, but I don’t actually toke. Nope, I gave it up a couple of years ago. Quit cold turkey - no big deal. Now days I am going to school full-time. I work out 4-5 days per week. On top of that I blog, write articles, and build websites. You gotta change things up once in a while, smoking weed all day long even gets to be a bit boring, and there is more to life than just getting baked. There has been alot of interest in Nosha and I have given them awesome reviews. When I placed my order I didnt really know what to expect - The anabol was awesome, it makes you feel great. I stacked it with sustanon and developed a huge appetite and made some big gains. I went from 190 to 207 within 6 weeks. Currently I am cutting back on the juice and going off of it three weeks from today. I will stay off for five weeks and then go on some deca.

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