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| Aortik |
| quote: | Originally posted by denys envy
also - anyone else wonder, after the south park episode, if some dumbass kids went after (should they have one) their cat and tried to "test" the authenticity of it all? |
If 420chan were still around [RIP imo] I'd totally link you to the /Jenkem/ board just to prove a point. Oh, I'd do it! |
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| denys envy |
| quote: | Originally posted by Aortik
Ah, that makes a lot of sense, actually.
Not to mention that we'd all denounce Jesus if pot were legal. Egads. |
Jose still believes in Jesus. In fact he has a portait of Santa Maria de Guadalupe, with an infant version of the guy in her arms, hanging in his living room. right in your face when you walk in. |
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| Lebezniatnikov |
| quote: | Originally posted by denys envy
i don't think joe camel has much to do with it. in fact i think it's the family influence/older smokers that bring in the youngsters in the first place.
at least that was the case with me. but could be a combination of things, nothing is ever 100% one way or the other (black and white :gsmile: ). |
I don't know if Joe Camel was effective, but that was the purpose behind using him - to appeal to the young "hip" crowd. |
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| denys envy |
| quote: | Originally posted by Aortik
If 420chan were still around [RIP imo] I'd totally link you to the /Jenkem/ board just to prove a point. Oh, I'd do it! |
yeah i've heard of that.
let me get this right, they in a bag and then let it sit out and huff it? or wtf? |
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| denys envy |
| quote: | Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov
I don't know if Joe Camel was effective, but that was the purpose behind using him - to appeal to the young "hip" crowd. |
ohh right right. that Marlboro cowboy was much more effective, and badass. |
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| Aortik |
| quote: | Originally posted by denys envy
yeah i've heard of that.
let me get this right, they in a bag and then let it sit out and huff it? or wtf? |
hahahaha, yeah. Basically. I guess there's different grades of it depending on the, erm- aging process as well as your particular diet for that batch. Sort of like different species of weed.
If there's one constant throughout the whole of human civilzation, it's that man has always devised new and often strange ways of getting himself ed up. It's precisely why alcohol has such an extensive cultural legacy in the first place and has so rarely been prohibited by governments: it's easy to make, has thousands of years of refinement, transports well, comes in an innumerable different grades, etc. |
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| denys envy |
| quote: | Originally posted by Aortik
hahahaha, yeah. Basically. I guess there's different grades of it depending on the, erm- aging process as well as your particular diet for that batch. Sort of like different species of weed.
If there's one constant throughout the whole of human civilzation, it's that man has always devised new and often strange ways of getting himself ed up. It's precisely why alcohol has such an extensive cultural legacy in the first place and has so rarely been prohibited by governments: it's easy to make, has thousands of years of refinement, transports well, comes in an innumerable different grades, etc. |
it's interesting to see the cultural significance of particular alcohol based on the "grains" that's grown in that region. so russians have their vodka, sake for the chinese, tequila in mexico, cachaca (sp?) in brazil.
definitely something i should've researched more in college (when i had the time for it). |
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| gehzumteufel |
| quote: | Originally posted by Aortik
See what I mean? People prefer the illusion of safety and corporations liable for their product provide that, something private sellers never truly could. |
:wtf: So you think that a properly measured dosage, controlled manufacturing to ensure quality, FDA regulation, and legal recourse doesn't make a company that manufactures drugs for medical consumption isn't able to be trusted? What a crock of . Are you the normal government paranoid type too?
| quote: | Originally posted by denys envy
wrong. it could, in fact, be a market stimulus. that's the whole concept of "investing". all those farms and equipment would create a whole new job market and stimulate the economy of the regions where they are built. |
It really isn't wrong, you just aren't looking at it the same way I am. Even if investment reaps rewards later, it is a short term loss of profits. |
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| denys envy |
| quote: | Originally posted by gehzumteufel
It really isn't wrong, you just aren't looking at it the same way I am. Even if investment reaps rewards later, it is a short term loss of profits. |
what "investment", that you know of, doesn't include a "short term loss".
where is this magical investment that reaps immediate dividents. i'd like to see it... and invest!
lol.... sorry. but serisouly! |
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| Aortik |
| quote: | Originally posted by gehzumteufel
:wtf: So you think that a properly measured dosage, controlled manufacturing to ensure quality, FDA regulation, and legal recourse doesn't make a company that manufactures drugs for medical consumption isn't able to be trusted? What a crock of . Are you the normal government paranoid type too? |
Quality control on a corporate level only goes so far as they are legally liable - this is why people will prefer to buy official when given a choice, especially when it comes to personal safety, even when it means they may have to pay twice as much for a less potent product. Pharmeceutical Corps. are given their minimal guidelines for safety and adhere to them most of the time, so long as federal approval is in place, even if actual testing isn't extensive. As with any business though, the prospect of authentic approval is a wheel able to be greased by money, even if the consequences are dire so far as the far-removed consumer is concerned. Drugs are recalled all of the time, scripts discontinued because somebody freaked the out or went sidewalk-diving, you just won't hear about it as the great indictment of our prescription culture because it makes for bad news. There's really no reason to trust a faceless corporation over somebody you know personally, that's my only point.
If you trust a company or brand-name to deliver a safer and more quality product merely because you're paying more though, I think you're a tad mistaken, especially when it comes to things that you actually put into your body. |
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| gehzumteufel |
| quote: | Originally posted by denys envy
what "investment", that you know of, doesn't include a "short term loss".
where is this magical investment that reaps immediate dividents. i'd like to see it... and invest!
lol.... sorry. but serisouly! |
Right but in this time of PROFITS NOW YEAH! it requires these guys at the top to not make as much for their company. Hence the lost profits. |
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| denys envy |
| quote: | Originally posted by gehzumteufel
Right but in this time of PROFITS NOW YEAH! it requires these guys at the top to not make as much for their company. Hence the lost profits. |
true enough, times are a bit different these days for investing. in' economy. |
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