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 i'm just getting ready to go partake  Sweet David
yes, we need this herb legal and right now... 
this bull sheet has been going on for farrrrrrr too long 
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RIGHT ON!!! THATS GREAT NEWS!!! 
HOPEFULLY THE OTHER STATES FOLLOW!!! C'moooooooon New Mexico!!!
Whats up Vannessa!!! cmoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooon mo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  u sis and i liked the song's sis and lee  puff puff pass pass
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Edited by
Rapunzel
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Tue 02/24/09 10:42 PM
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RIGHT ON!!! THATS GREAT NEWS!!!
HOPEFULLY THE OTHER STATES FOLLOW!!! C'moooooooon New Mexico!!!
Whats up Vannessa!!! cmoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooon mo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! u sis and i liked the song's sis and lee puff puff pass pass
 Hey There Sister Suzanne
 Greetings from the West Coast where we have breaking news
http://stopthedrugwar.org/chronicle/574/california_tax_regulate_marijuana_bill Drug War Chronicle - world’s leading drug policy newsletter Feature: California Assemblyman Introduces Bill to Legalize, Tax, and Regulate Marijuana view translation Printer Friendly Version Email this Articlefrom Drug War Chronicle, Issue #, Assemblyman Tom Ammiano, sponsor of AB 390Drug War Chronicle advance publishes this early draft of a report that will be appearing in our upcoming issue. Check back Friday morning for a much longer version. Chronicle editor Phil Smith attended Assemblyman Ammiano's press conference in San Francisco this morning. California Assemblyman Tom Ammiano (D-San Francisco) told a press conference in his hometown this morning that he had introduced a bill that would create a system of taxed and regulated legal marijuana sales and production. If the bill were to pass, California would become the first state in the nation to break so decisively with decades of pot prohibition. Under the bill, AB 390, the state would license producers and distributors, who would pay an excise tax of $50 per ounce, or about $1 per joint. Anyone 21 or over could then purchase marijuana from a licensed distributor. The bill also would allow any adult to grow up to 10 plants for personal, non-commercial use. The bill would not alter California's medical marijuana law. "We've just come through a torturous budget process in this state, and the marijuana industry in California is $14 billion going up in smoke," said Ammiano. "We need to capture some of that. This would also allow us to save money on law enforcement, incarceration, and even the environment." Wooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Hoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Maybe after forty plus years
of advocating the legalization of Green Bud ...
I am finally going to see some serious progress....
Hopefully this will be a wonderful thing,
& we could get high Quality Purely Organic Heavenly Herbage
without any chemicals & at a price that is affordable
...this will be a huge & Greatly deserved Victory
for the Psychedelic Sacramental Medicinal Herbal Society
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That would be a large step in the right direction.
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Edited by
Rapunzel
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Tue 02/24/09 11:59 PM
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That would be a large step in the right direction.
Yessiree T'would be
"Green Grass And High Tides"
by the Outlaws
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R82OM5tzcrk http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XE5hfAPFFuc&feature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzZdGY-ChDw&feature=related In a place you only dream of Where your soul is always free Silver stages, golden curtains Filled my head, plain as can be As a rainbow grew round the sun All the stars I've love who died Came from somewhere beyond the scene you see These lovely people played just for me Now if I let you see this place Where stories all ring true Will you let me past your face To see what's really you It's not for me to ask these questions As though I were a king For you have to love, believe and feel Before the burst of tamborines take you there Green grass and high tides forever Castles of stone souls and glory Lost faces say we adore you As kings and queens bow and play for you Those who don't believe me Find your souls and set them free Those who do, believe and love As time will be your key Time and time again I've thanked them For the peace of mind They helped me find myself Amongst the music and the rhyme That enchants you there Green grass and high tides forever Castles of stone souls and glory Lost faces say we adore you As kings and queens bow and play for you Yeah, they play just for you
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 Have a great day everyone
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Good Morning Everyone [b/] http://www.sacbee.com/topstories/story/1646399.html Bill would legalize, tax marijuana ShareThisBy Jim Sanders jsanders@sacbee.com Published: Monday, Feb. 23, 2009 - 10:33 am Last Modified: Monday, Feb. 23, 2009 - 11:59 am California may be going to pot - literally. Marijuana would be grown and sold openly to adults 21 and older under legislation introduced this morning by a San Francisco lawmaker. Assemblyman Tom Ammiano, D-San Francisco, said the cash-starved state could generate more than a billion dollars by taxing pot growers and sellers. Ammiano predicted that the public would support loosening marijuana laws that require substantial public funds to enforce. "I think there's a mentality throughout the state and the country that this isn't the highest priority," he said. "And that maybe we should start to reassess." Before California could legalize marijuana, however, it also might have to persuade the federal government to alter its prohibition on cannabis. Ammiano said federal officials may be receptive to such changes under the administration of President Barack Obama. "We may be on a parallel track here," said Ammiano, a freshman legislator who was sworn into office less than three months ago. The Drug Policy Alliance, an advocate of loosening pot laws, applauded Ammiano's proposal. "Marijuana already plays a huge role in the California economy," said Stephen Gutwillig, the group's California state director. "It's a revenue opportunity we literally can't afford to ignore any longer." Assemblyman Roger Niello, R-Fair Oaks, said legalizing marijuana would be a bad idea. He said he considers pot a "gateway drug" from which many users graduate to harder and more dangerous substances. "I don't think we're particularly well served in our society to further accommodate or even encourage something that's going to be unproductive and damaging to the individual -- especially not for the reason of generating revenue," he said. Ammiano's bill, Assembly Bill 390, would allow marijuana to be sold openly - like alcohol - in retail outlets statewide. The state would gain by charging sellers a fee of $50 per ounce. Pot growers also would be charged under the measure. Driving under the influence of marijuana would continue to be illegal. AB 390 calls for numerous other restrictions, such as banning use near schools or growing cannabis in public view, according to Ammiano aides. Besides generating new tax revenue, Ammiano said his bill would save money by easing pressure on law enforcement and prisons. "People in general are supportive," he said. Ammiano said he hopes that legalizing pot could be a step toward avoiding shortfalls as large as the recent $40 billion projection that prompted months of partisan fighting and, ultimately, tense all-night sessions last week before agreement was reached on a new budget. "After being locked up with my colleagues for three days, I never want to do that again," Ammiano said, chuckling. Share This
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here is one of the comments to the post
nchevrea wrote on 02/25/2009 10:11:20 AM: California needs to get out of the "refer maddness" mentality. Wasn't that film from the 1930's? The prohibition of alcohol didn't fly. Somehow we kept pot illegal..I never could figure this out. Why is marijuana a gateway drug, but alcohol not? I don't smoke pot, however I would rather be around someone stonned on pot than a slurring falling down drunk. If California would legalize Marijuana, we could get this economy out of the mess it is in. So many products could be manufactured. We need to start being producers and not consumers. Paper products,textiles, beauty products, clothing and accessories, pet products, nutritional supplements, etc. Hey, maybe it's just me but these mandatory days off without pay really suck! 
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Stop the war on drugs Legalize don't terrorize |
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Edited by
special_guy
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Wed 02/25/09 03:03 PM
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I never knew there was suck a thing here is the link http://www.greenchange.org/img/original/jd%20law%20enforcement%20against%20prohibition.jpg |
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http://org2.democracyinaction.org/o/5663/t/4025/campaign.jsp?campaign_KEY=918 |
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Stop the war on drugs Legalize don't terrorize 
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Edited by
NtheWind
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Wed 02/25/09 07:41 PM
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Greetings everyone,
I'd be more like cookie monster. Any pix of him smokin and munchen and I'd be talkin and singing like him too cotton mouth and all 
I agree with that article too.. I would rather speak to a stoner than a dumbfounded slurring drunk ANYTIME 
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Edited by
Rapunzel
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Wed 02/25/09 07:43 PM
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 Hey Everybody /// Thanks for the cute pictures & comments ///
just sending some love . & some Light  & some Purple Cush
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Hey all, just passin through to say HI
ere'
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Gee thanks Douglas....
Ahhhhhhhhh........Yummy
Here , try this Alaskan ThunderF**k
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whoot whoot
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Edited by
Rapunzel
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Thu 02/26/09 07:33 AM
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whoot whoot
 Where are you Mirror Mirror? The other ladies got me worried
I'm getting ready to put out an All Points Bulletin for you
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whoot whoot
Where are you Mirror Mirror? The other ladies got me worried
I'm getting ready to put out an All Points Bulletin for you
Had a couple classes to go to this morning
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Edited by
Rapunzel
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Thu 02/26/09 11:02 AM
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Coolness... I wasn't really worried  yet , i was just having fun at this point
if you were gone much longer  , I would really really start to worry
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