When's it enough??

On Aug 4, 2:28 pm, Crescentius Vespasianus
wrote:

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Do you think that if alcohol was a cause
in a car fatality, that they should also
hide that from the public? In the
1950's, people were astonished to see so
many people dying in car crashes, only
later when the newspapers started
reporting that alcohol was involved did
the public start being educated about
the cause of all these deaths. It's sad
for the families involved that their
Dad, or son died in a car crash because
he was drunk, but the public has a right
to know what is behind all the mayhem.

Trying to link everything negative that happens to doping is
ridiculous.
Did you take "Reefer Madness" for an accurate documentary?
This was a scumbag publicity grab. As Howard suggested it has a lot
more in common with Fred Phelps than a decent human being.
Bill C

Carl Sundquist wrote:
McGee, I think.

Sandy wrote:
All those Anglo-Saxons look the same.

All those Irish Aussies look the same.

Crescentius Vespasianus wrote:
But a half century
of bio-engineering by potheads has
created a weed that is so strong, that
regular use will cause a certain mental
breakdown.

Potheads doing bio-engineering must be a haphazard process, a bit like
Shakespeare's monkeys or beavis and butthead do astrophysics.

Dans le message de om,
Donald Munro a réfléchi, et puis a déclaré :
Carl Sundquist wrote:
McGee, I think.

Sandy wrote:
All those Anglo-Saxons look the same.

All those Irish Aussies look the same.

Ahhh!! Purebreds.

Anecdotal. The study said subjects are 200 times more likely to experience
a psychotic episode than non-smokers. Anecdotally, I've seen it recently in
a close family member first-hand. Scared the sh*t out of us (and I was a
daily user back in the day). While we there getting a mental health eval
done, the E.R. doc told us despite what all the advocates for relaxed laws
here in permissive Canada say, he's seen multiple cases of psychotic
delusional thinking in that E.R. from nothing more than the whacky tobacky.
It's real. We've seen it.

JF

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Of course it's real, the new weed bends
minds in very unfortunate ways. Maybe
the others are still smokin' dirt weed
and getting ripped off, but for the ones
who are getting the real '07 primo
stuff, they are playing a game of
russian roulette. Reefer madness
finally became real in the 21st century.

In article
. com,
RicodJour wrote:

On Aug 5, 4:18 am, Donald Munro wrote:
Scott wrote:
They already know what happened, he had a known potential
complication, albeit an unlikely one, to the surgical procedure he
underwent. It could've happened to anyone.

It was probably not a good idea to fly home so soon after the operation
given the known circulation problems on long flights, particularly in
economy class. Apparently he also did some gardening once home which
probably was also not a good idea. Come to think of it gardening is
dangerous for cyclists, I seem to recall McEwen (or maybe it was O"Grady)
injuring their back while gardening just before the tour a few years ago.

Not just cyclists. It's the Bob Ojeda Syndrome. From Wiki:
He pitched well in 1988 but was involved in what some consider one of
the most ridiculous accidents in baseball history when he severed the
tip of his left middle finger while trimming his hedges in mid-
September.

I do not believe the stories athletes tell when
recounting their injuries. Hedge trimming accident?
Puhleeeze. A local baseball player suffered serious
injuries in the off-season, told come crapola story,
found out he was doing motorcycle stunts in a parking
lot. Some athlete broke his wrist, said it happened
when the golf cart stopped abruptly; yeah, he was drunk
and riding on top of the golf cart. Anybody believes
these stories lacks a critical facility. They injure
themselves doing stupid ****.

The old cyclists had the right idea. No swimming, no ice cream, don't
use the legs unless you're riding or boinking. That's how they got to
be old cyclists.

--
Michael Press

In article
,
Donald Munro wrote:

Crescentius Vespasianus wrote:
But a half century
of bio-engineering by potheads has
created a weed that is so strong, that
regular use will cause a certain mental
breakdown.

Potheads doing bio-engineering must be a haphazard process, a bit like
Shakespeare's monkeys or beavis and butthead do astrophysics.

I'm sure Benjamin is a perfectly adequate astrophysicist.

--
Michael Press

On Aug 5, 5:29 am, Crescentius Vespasianus
wrote:
Trying to link everything negative that happens to doping is
ridiculous.
Did you take "Reefer Madness" for an accurate documentary?
This was a scumbag publicity grab. As Howard suggested it has a lot
more in common with Fred Phelps than a decent human being.
Bill C

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Funny you brought up reefer madness,
because I read a news story the other
day that the predictions of permanent
psychosis caused by regular smoking of
pot has now become reality. Of course
when they made reefer madness, it was a
cartoon, because the weed in those days
was more likely to give you headache
than get you high. But a half century
of bio-engineering by potheads has
created a weed that is so strong, that
regular use will cause a certain mental
breakdown.




Dumbass -


That is such an incredible load of crock.

In this country we are surrounded by potheads who function very well.
Personally, I don't like the stuff (puts me to sleep), but have plenty
of friends who are chronic. Don't see any signs of psychosis in any of
them.

Other recreational drugs, ya, but not marijuana.


thanks,

K. Gringioni.

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HOLD THE MAYO!!!

"Kurgan Gringioni" wrote in message
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On Aug 5, 5:29 am, Crescentius Vespasianus
wrote:
Trying to link everything negative that happens to doping is
ridiculous.
Did you take "Reefer Madness" for an accurate documentary?
This was a scumbag publicity grab. As Howard suggested it has a lot
more in common with Fred Phelps than a decent human being.
Bill C

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Funny you brought up reefer madness,
because I read a news story the other
day that the predictions of permanent
psychosis caused by regular smoking of
pot has now become reality. Of course
when they made reefer madness, it was a
cartoon, because the weed in those days
was more likely to give you headache
than get you high. But a half century
of bio-engineering by potheads has
created a weed that is so strong, that
regular use will cause a certain mental
breakdown.




Dumbass -


That is such an incredible load of crock.

In this country we are surrounded by potheads who function very well.
Personally, I don't like the stuff (puts me to sleep), but have plenty
of friends who are chronic. Don't see any signs of psychosis in any of
them.

Other recreational drugs, ya, but not marijuana.

Dumbass -

Anecdotal. The study said subjects are 200 times more likely to experience
a psychotic episode than non-smokers. Anecdotally, I've seen it recently in
a close family member first-hand. Scared the sh*t out of us (and I was a
daily user back in the day). While we there getting a mental health eval
done, the E.R. doc told us despite what all the advocates for relaxed laws
here in permissive Canada say, he's seen multiple cases of psychotic
delusional thinking in that E.R. from nothing more than the whacky tobacky.
It's real. We've seen it.

JF