I'm glad that you included coffee as a drug, because it is (as people say)!
Oh hey Dominic, did you hear about the pot vending machines they have in LA???
Nobody cares.
I mean, come on, get real.
I really want to comment on the Obama flip flopping article because I find it excruciatingly annoying. Unfortunately it is an hour until I'm out of here and my brain is completely fried. I'm surprised I can even form sentences at this point.
Yes, people do still drink Folgers. Sadly it is consumed by the gallon at my office. If I weren't banned from drinking coffee while my insomnia eages on I would most definitely try to do something about this travesty.
"The Timothy Leary Medical Dispensary" -- simply awesome. Did The Onion write that?
That Starbucks article has a funny quote: "'In short, the scent of the warm sandwiches interferes with the coffee aroma in our stores,' said Howard D. Schultz."
Yeah, I'm sure that's the primary reason why Starbucks is ending the sandwiches. The smell. Mmmhhmm.
It's not clear to me that Obama switched positions on the marijuana decriminalization issue. It seems to me that he is for a reform of current statutes that slants in the direction of decriminalization, but not one that eliminates all criminal penalties. Such a position defies simple "for" or "against" answers to decriminalization questions. No?
Casusbelli, you would seem to be correct.
For example, in MSNBC's Oct. 30 presidential debate, Mr. Obama hesitantly raised his hand and joined with most of his Democratic rivals to declare he opposed decriminalizing marijuanaThen...
in January 2004 he supported eliminating criminal penalties for marijuana use or possession, a debate video showsFollowed by...
"I think we need to rethink and decriminalize our marijuana laws," Mr. Obama said during a debate at Northwestern University. "But I'm not somebody who believes in legalization of marijuana."In other words, he doesn't want to legalize marijuana, but clearly sees the need to revisit the nature of marijuana law. It also means his position hasn't changed.
Sorry, did the Stranger just use the fucking Washington Moony Times as a source? What's up with that? You guys should know better.
Not only do people still drink Folgers, but they drink more of it than any other kind of coffee. Those people lining up at Starbucks aren't drinking coffee; they're drinking milk. And sugar. And syrup.
Thank you @7! This is what my slowly dying brain wanted so badly to say!
So now to the real question on everyone's minds... How will the death of this drug lord affect the price and quality of all that blow you were going to buy on your way to the Cha Cha tonight?!?!?!
#11 ha ha ha. I suspect prices will stay constant, but the product will be cut with more speed. I've known plenty of cokeheads that don't realize they're actually junkies. The market always finds its level.
@8,
It sounds like he wants dealing to continue to be illegal, but to stop punishing users.
Fucking headline writers -- "End sandwich sales."
Wrong.
There are approximately 12 sandwich choices at Starbucks -- my guess, happy to be corrected -- and only four or so are breakfast sandwiches. So if the latter are discontinued, that does NOT mean an "end to sandwich sales."
Lazy, lazy, lazy. I bet that headline writer was to busy trimming Bill Kristol's ball hairs.
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