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It seems to me that by making cheap legal reefer available on virtually every street corner in a variety of forms, the powers that be have made society much safer and peaceful. Many asocial misfits that would otherwise get psychedelically drunk and rain carnage down on the community are now living in reclusive peace with the shades drawn and no appetite for trouble. Seems like a win/win for society at large. So I'm like a humanitarian.

The lines blur when you consider powered tools, like a drill press or a chainsaw, which combine elements of both. Ultimately, the distinction comes down to complexity, autonomy, and the role of human power.

Just the basics, yes I'm running for president.

Yup. That tracks.

Things really worked out for all parties concerned. I did get the onions. Turns out they're very cheap - one of the few things. I had enough cash to order online and get myself a beautiful tin of five "infused" high-power reefer-joints as pictured here. $10 and I tipped the hippie a couple bucks. He gave me a fist bump. That means I'm "cool" with the young people. Yep. I was really something back in the 80's...really something.

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Is Michigan a great country or what?

If you get pot in Ohio, you’d die. They sell some crazy strong stuff here, but it’s expensive.

If you get pot in Ohio, you’d die. They sell some crazy strong stuff here, but it’s expensive.

Ten bucks for these 5 infused joints is the crazy strong stuff and that's expensive for here. The mediocre weed is 25 bucks an ounce. Those five joints are 1.3 grams x 5 = 6.5 grams. That's just shy of a quarter ounce for ten bucks, 12 with the draconian Michigan reefer tax(es).

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Crying skeered angry little fkers..

When I was a little kid in grade school (in Michigan), we had a music class where we all had to learn to sing patriotic songs. We learned Battle Hymn of the Republic and Dixie. We were always taught the Confederates were as patriotic as the Union and they were heroes too. I still believe that.

We sang patriotic songs in school, said the Pledge of Allegiance, wore normal clothes (or were sent home), had short hair - mandatory. Respect was enforced and it made us better people.

We sang patriotic songs in school, said the Pledge of Allegiance, wore normal clothes (or were sent home), had short hair - mandatory. Respect was enforced and it made us better people.

The first time for public school for me was Germany. I remember reciting the pledge of allegiance but I don't remember singing. It's a wonder my German teacher didn't make us sing Deutschland uber alles. There were dress and behavior codes and rules.

Students did the safety patrol thing crossing other students across the street. I got my nifty badge, stop/go sign, and shoulder cross belt.