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Old 01-28-2013, 09:41   #51
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Anybody seen the GEICO ad with Eddie Money running a travel agency?
Yeah, he looks rough.

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Old 01-28-2013, 09:45   #52
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Yeah, he looks rough.
I'm guessing booze. And I wonder how many takes it took to get that ad done...
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That's why legalizing it, lowering the price and increasing availability would improve the situation.

It's not the drugs or the drug users. It's the drug war.

Bureaucrats create a problem, then they get to create the solution by growing government, and usurping power from we the people, that is not delegated by the Constitution. It's what they do.
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Old 01-28-2013, 10:12   #54
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Old 01-28-2013, 10:33   #55
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How'd that "Scared Straight" crap work out?

One issue with this meth scare campaign is: if you lie about the dangers of MJ, kids will assume you lie about the dangers of meth. Better stop lying, so you're believed when you actually do tell the truth.
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Old 01-28-2013, 10:59   #56
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I'm guessing booze. And I wonder how many takes it took to get that ad done...
Money has long struggled with substance abuse, and been honest about it. He was heavy into drugs in the 70's & 80's, and admitted to being "hooked on marijuana" at one time.
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Old 01-28-2013, 11:38   #57
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Money has long struggled with substance abuse, and been honest about it. He was heavy into drugs in the 70's & 80's, and admitted to being "hooked on marijuana" at one time.
I think this is why he left/got fired from the NYPD and became a singer. HH
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Old 01-28-2013, 11:49   #58
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http://www.cbsnews.com/2300-204_162-10014847.html

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Scrolling through these is brutal!
That doesn't look too bad. Cut his hair, went on a diet.



















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it would surprise me, if anyone were to be surprised by those photos.

smoking or snorting something that is 100% synthetic...what do you expect?

Although, I don't agree with making it illegal. Grown ups can make their own informed decisions as to what they will or will not put into their bodies.
How about organic meth? Is that any better?
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It looks like the cast of the walking dead.
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it would surprise me, if anyone were to be surprised by those photos.

smoking or snorting something that is 100% synthetic...what do you expect?

Although, I don't agree with making it illegal. Grown ups can make their own informed decisions as to what they will or will not put into their bodies.
I don't think being synthetic is the problem, it's the grade. Pharm. grade meth is/was used by the USAF to keep pilots awake, IIRC. HH
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I don't think being synthetic is the problem, it's the grade. Pharm. grade meth is/was used by the USAF to keep pilots awake, IIRC. HH
It is still used medically.

Desoxyn

Good luck finding a doc willing to take the risk of writing it though.
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Money has long struggled with substance abuse, and been honest about it. He was heavy into drugs in the 70's & 80's, and admitted to being "hooked on marijuana" at one time.
So he was hooked on marijuana and now he's not hooked? If he was hooked how can he be unhooked? He quit?

If he was hooked how did he quit?
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Well, I've seen quite a few after their stint in lockup/rehab, still s mess on the outside, and as for their inside.....

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This. Mental processes just not right even years after cleanup. Of course this is not every case but enough to say hmmmm.......

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I've seen these threads before but I forgot, why should we legalize this stuff, and therefore make it cheaper and easier to get?
Because making it illegal certainly hasn't stopped them from using it?
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Old 01-28-2013, 17:39   #68
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Murder, theft, assault, DWI, all still illegal, FWIW.
I wonder if there would be more of the above if they were no longer illegal?
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Murder, theft, assault, DWI, all still illegal, FWIW.
I wonder if there would be more of the above if they were no longer illegal?
2 of those have a victim.

DWI shouldn't be illegal.
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Had a date or two with crystal myself, and even went into work on it. It's seriously horrifying to feel the effects of it on your body when you're coming down if you're not a regular user. I don't regret experiencing it, but I'm grateful to God that it was just a one time binge and I didn't go back to it. Meth really is a hell of a drug.

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Murder, theft, assault, DWI, all still illegal, FWIW.
I wonder if there would be more of the above if they were no longer illegal?
Probably not. One thing the Dutch and Swiss experiments showed was that legalization had no effect on those not inclined to use before. HH
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meth is becoming very popular even in my rural area..... Crazy how addicting and what it does to you.
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Meth is starting to be a problem, even in my rural area.... Its crazy how addicting it is, and how bad it screws people up!
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I've seen these threads before but I forgot, why should we legalize this stuff, and therefore make it cheaper and easier to get?
Because making it illegal hasn't made it hard to get?
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2 of those have a victim.

DWI shouldn't be illegal.
Do you believe Mental Health Commitments should be illegal?
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