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• Mexico closely watches Calif. marijuana vote

  Sun Oct 17, 2010
  • And, many folks have gone to jail for a long, long time for growing their own in the basement. That is the point.

• Mexico closely watches Calif. marijuana vote

  Sun Oct 17, 2010
  • I read somewhere that without heat to convert THC, it does very little to you, that for brownies, etc. and eating, heating in butter is critical to get an effect.

• Mexico closely watches Calif. marijuana vote

  Sun Oct 17, 2010
  • If is OK to do the grow light thing, isn't that legalization? BTW, growing a plant in the basement w/grow light is far from easy.

• Mexico closely watches Calif. marijuana vote

  Sun Oct 17, 2010
  • Catwoman, it is commendable that you don't feel the need to indulge in vices. Truly. Your body is your temple, experience life as it truly is, etc. I commend you.

• Mexico closely watches Calif. marijuana vote

  Sun Oct 17, 2010
  • Sorry, Loco, you got some VERY incorrect information.

• Trucks will have to get better mpg, U.S. says

  Sun Oct 24, 2010
  • Phantom: We would end up agreeing on more than what we disagreed on.

• Trucks will have to get better mpg, U.S. says

  Sun Oct 24, 2010
  • The government IS involved in Europe... and elsewhere. They tax the h*** out of gas and diesel; to the tune of about $6.50 per gallon in multiple countries(compared to around 50 cents for state and fed in US, State being higher than fed).

• Would you take a job if it paid less than unemployment benefits?

  Wed Oct 20, 2010
  • After contributing w/taxes for 30 years if have to choose between working at below subsistence or putting more on plate for kids, kids win.

• Critical safety questions at Remington Arms

  Wed Oct 20, 2010
  • 24 deaths over 60 years, 5 million weapons sold.....add to it that the weapon can be modified for the trigger pull to be uber sensitive.....

• Mexico closely watches Calif. marijuana vote

  Sun Oct 17, 2010
  • Like state govts do with gambling? Taking advantage of those who are desperate to pad the tax base, heavily promoting things like the lotteries, then giving back a percent or two of the revenue in programs to help gambling addicts when they have nothing left to bet?