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forumwhore 
Fear Me, I Am Change.
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Posted on: Jun. 28 2002,03:30 |
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Beldurin, if I had any magic shrooms I would mail them to you for free and then you would know.
You would understand the ineffable rapture I cannot describe.
And you'd test positive.
Even though you would not in the least be impaired driving to work a few hours later. Not a bit.
Your eyesight would also be measurably sharper for several hours.
The occasional psychedelic really cleans out the pipes; restores joy and interest in life.
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lykosis
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Posted on: Jun. 28 2002,16:13 |
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they are using public funds, no?
tax money to test 500 kids so you can catch 3 that are smoking pot. i dunno, seems like that money could be put to better use in our WONDERFUL *cough* public education system.
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Beastie Dr
I will abort you.
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Posted on: Jun. 28 2002,19:00 |
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| Quote (Beldurin @ 27 June 2002,20:26) | | What if they did it in the privacy of thier homes or churches? Isn't investigating these crimes an invasion of their privacy? |
You fuck. The point is whether it affects anyone else to sit in your room and smoke a joint. It does not. Smoke my pole.
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Wiley
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Posted on: Jun. 28 2002,20:03 |
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| Quote (Beastie Dr @ 28 June 2002,11:00) | | Quote (Beldurin @ 27 June 2002,20:26) | | What if they did it in the privacy of thier homes or churches? Isn't investigating these crimes an invasion of their privacy? |
You fuck. The point is whether it affects anyone else to sit in your room and smoke a joint. It does not. Smoke my pole. |
Beastie, I think your missing the point. Beldurin was pointing out the fact that the schools are checking students for illegal substances and that the process should be compared to other investigative processes. I'm all for locker checks, metal detectors, and drug tests in schools that have been shown to have problems with students breaking the law (and yes ...unfortunately no matter how much you enjoy the recreational drug use it is still not legal ...you are breaking the law and should be aware of the possible consciences of your actions and be adult enough to take responsibility for them). This way you can isolate the problem kids early on, before they can no longer be influenced by their parents and teachers and get thrown out onto society for the rest of us to deal with. I think that the less troubled youths will just get a slap on the wrist and continue on with their lives.
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Beastie Dr
I will abort you.
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Posted on: Jun. 28 2002,20:23 |
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I snipped a little more off the quotes than I meant to, but he compared child abuse in the home of a priest to doing drugs at home. Thus, my point was valid.
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Beldurin
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Posted on: Jun. 28 2002,21:01 |
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No Beastie, you're wrong. Are you really that dense as to think that I would mean that literally? Wiley had it exactly right.
Above was my first reply to this (I was at work, so I couldn't say much), below is my real response.
You're an idiot. Are you really that dense as to think that I would mean that literally? Wiley had it exactly right. I was discussing the LEGAL difference between the two, not the MORAL difference. Try to look at it rationally...just because you're a pothead doesn't make it legal.
Edited by Beldurin on Jan. 01 1970,01:00
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If someone's ungrateful and you tell him he's ungrateful, okay, you've called him a name.
You haven't solved anything.
-- zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance
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