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There is only one success, to be able to spend your life in your own way, and not to give others absurd maddening claims upon it. I like writing programs and doing graphic design. Poser, Bryce, PhotoImpact. I also do programming and webdesign using all kinds of stuff. I enjoy camping, hiking, rock climbing and the internet. yes ladies, i have ropes .... ;) I'm easy going, like to make people laugh. Im allways thinking up off the wall funny stuff. I love to cook and my chili will kick your ass.

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To end marijuana prohabition. Alcohol BY DR. JEFFREY M. LYNESS. Alcohol is a widely used recreational drug, consumed by most Americans at some point in their lives. While some people drink alcohol in moderation, alcohol use is a problem for many, placing a tremendous burden on them and society. The direct and indirect costs are estimated at $150 billion per year in the United States.. About 200,000 deaths annually are directly related to the effects of alcohol. More than half of all fatal car accidents involve alcohol 150 billion & 200,000 deaths annually .. and its legal .. WTF .. LEAGALIZE CANNABIS NOW YOU TWITS ... GIVE US THE CHOICE ..

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Lotus announces hemp-based Eco Elise:
a new type of ‘green’ car.

Lotus have gone for a different type of ‘green’ by announcing an ‘Eco Elise’ made largely out of hemp… No need to check your calendar, it’s not April 1.

The theory behind this radical new approach is that Lotus feels too much “green” car technology is simply concentrating on CO2 emissions at the tailpipe, where the manufacturing processes and materials in many cars are just as environmentally damaging.

To that end, The company has gone further by using completely renewable materials like hemp body panels, eco wool and sisal carpets, cleaner manufacturing technologies, water-based paints and locally-sourced components that reduce the carbon miles inherent in the manufacturing process.

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anything Steven King

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Making criminals out of people who decide on there own to ingenst a chemical. Alcohol is leagal , Cannabis and other drugs should be too. Treat the addiction .. Stop Jailing it ..

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Drug Policy Alliance Action Alert

04/23/2008 - 2:11pm

Dear Friends,

The first federal marijuana decriminalization bill in 25 years was just introduced in Congress. Rep. Barney Frank (D-MA) and Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX) introduced H.R. 5843, the “Personal Use of Marijuana by Responsible Adults Act of 2008,” which would decriminalize possession of marijuana for personal use. Please urge your representative to support this important legislation.

A deluge of messages from constituents will help members of Congress feel more confident in declaring their support for the bill. We don't expect the bill to become law just yet, but it will help us find out which members of Congress support marijuana decriminalization and which do not. The more representatives who co-sponsor it, the more support we can show for marijuana law reform.

Take action now.

Last year alone the police made almost 830,000 arrests for marijuana law offenses in the United States. 89 percent of those arrests were for posssession for personal use. Those arrested were seperated from their families, branded criminals, and in many cases fired from their jobs and denied school loans and other public assistance. The arrests cost taxpayers billions of dollars and consumed an estimated 4.5 million law enforcment hours (that’s the equivalent of taking 112,500 law enforcement officers off the streets).

H.R. 5843 would make it legal under federal law for adults to possess up to 100 grams (3.5 ounces) of marijuana for personal use. It would also allow not-for-profit transfers of up to one ounce of marijuana between consenting adults. Please urge your member of Congress to support this bill.

Our executive director, Ethan Nadelmann, made a powerful case for ending marijuana prohibition in a 2004 cover story in National Review (PDF).

Sincerely,

Bill Piper
Director of National Affairs
Drug Policy Alliance