Do you know anyone investing in gold?
John Smith
What is the "smart money" doing?
Regards,
JS
bpnjensen
> http://www.prisonplanet.com/a-golden-tipping-point-university-of-texa...
>
> What is the "smart money" doing?
>
> Regards,
> JS
You should have started 10 years ago, before Glenn Beck and his
cronies artificially inflated the value beyond its actual worth.
John Smith
I was lucky to have gold left me by relatives. Back when it was
~$30-$35 an ounce (government forced a false under value on gold.) At
that time it was easy to sell it to jewelers at $75 and upwards.
$75.00 dollars, back then, would roughly buy the equivalent of what
$1,400 will buy today ... around 18x inflation of the money.
Or, understand it this way: ~$2,000 back then would have bought me a
nice car! Around $38,000 today will still buy me that car ...
Strange how in coinsides with the value of gold! ROFLOL
Regards,
JS
John Smith
> On 4/17/2011 6:27 PM, bpnjensen wrote:
>> On Apr 17, 6:15 pm, John Smith<win.co...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> ...
>> You should have started 10 years ago, before Glenn Beck and his
>> cronies artificially inflated the value beyond its actual worth.
>
> I was lucky to have gold left me by relatives. Back when it was ~$30-$35
> an ounce (government forced a false under value on gold.) At that time
> it was easy to sell it to jewelers at $75 and upwards.
>
> $75.00 dollars, back then, would roughly buy the equivalent of what
> $1,400 will buy today ... around 18x inflation of the money.
>
> Or, understand it this way: ~$2,000 back then would have bought me a
> nice car! Around $38,000 today will still buy me that car ...
>
> Strange how in coinsides with the value of gold! ROFLOL
>
> Regards,
> JS
>
Actually, I should have extrapolated, for clarity: A $1.00 candy bar,
today, was $0.05, if I remember correctly a postage stamp was $0.03, and
a gallon of gas was >$0.20 ... so, as you can plainly see, a lot of
people thought gold was "artificially inflated!" -- well, something like
that ...
Regards,
JS
bpnjensen
So! You're saying that going off the gold standard made no
difference, then? Could be. In any case, it's no better an
investment than candy bars ;-)
John Smith
> ...
> So! You're saying that going off the gold standard made no
> difference, then? Could be. In any case, it's no better an
> investment than candy bars ;-)
Well, I don't think it really made any difference if our government ever
recognized gold (precious metals) as the only real money system, or not.
World leaders certainly did, the Shah of Iran even had gold cast into
a toilet on his airplane, etc. and attempted to escape the country with
his gold, Gaddafi, if he ever flees the country, will attempt to take
the ton-and-a-half of gold he has with him (probably much more gold in
actuality.)
The earliest books of the bible recognize gold as wealth ... even
further back, there is evidence that gold was bartered/traded.
Gold is not just a "flash in the pan", "new fangled", invention of
wealth and a method of storing, maintaining and conveying wealth!
AND, it is a much better investment than candy bars!!! I can't even
imagine what shape it would be in, nor how it would taste, being 50
years old! Plus, my wife and kids would have eatin' 'em all!
ROFLOL
I am retired, I put my money where my mouth is. Since interest paid on
safe investments is/are so low, and since I don't have an addiction to
gambling (the stock market,) I am 90%+ in physical gold ... any money
end up with, after expenses, I currently put in savings, I do so with
PHYSICAL GOLD!
It may not be for everyone ... as always, I would recommend the advice
of a good investment counselor ... preferably one which has clients
which came out ahead of the economic collapse and will give you
reference attesting to his/her qualifications.
Regards,
JS
Brenda Ann
"John Smith" wrote in message news:iog6tl$u1s$1...@dont-email.me...
Actually, I should have extrapolated, for clarity: A $1.00 candy bar,
today, was $0.05, if I remember correctly a postage stamp was $0.03, and
a gallon of gas was >$0.20 ... so, as you can plainly see, a lot of
people thought gold was "artificially inflated!" -- well, something like
that ...
Regards,
JS
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You must be a decade plus my senior. I recall, at age 11, in 1966, buying
candy bars for a nickel, Tootsie Rolls two for a penny, a Coke from a
machine for a dime, bread for 25 cents a loaf, and pumping gas at 31
cents/gal. for 87 octane regular. Postage stamps were a nickel for first
class, 4 cents for a post card.
John Smith
> ...
> You must be a decade plus my senior. I recall, at age 11, in 1966,
> buying candy bars for a nickel, Tootsie Rolls two for a penny, a Coke
> from a machine for a dime, bread for 25 cents a loaf, and pumping gas at
> 31 cents/gal. for 87 octane regular. Postage stamps were a nickel for
> first class, 4 cents for a post card.
Brenda!
I just hope I am not too old for ya'! <wink>
Regards,
JS
cuh...@webtv.net
five cents each.A comic book for a dime.
cuhulin
arthr...@webtv.net
And when I was a kid -- buses and trains were completely f-r-e-e-
e . . . Still true today , provided one is a kid under a certain
height/age . Never liked candies , or sodas . They still make me sick .
RHF
<bpnj...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>On Apr 17, 6:15 pm, John Smith <win.co...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> http://www.prisonplanet.com/a-golden-tipping-point-university-of-texa...
>>
>> What is the "smart money" doing?
>>
>> Regards,
>> JS
- You should have started 10 years ago,
=FYI= The Pre-1979 Years were great years for Buying
Gold and Silver 3~4 1-Oz Gold Coins and some Silver
Coins to bring the Total Purchase Price above $1000 :
Made it Tax Free :o) and back then Paying In-Cash
meant the Name on the Purchase Order as "Cash" :o)
-no-'cal-id'-required-for-cash-purchases-back-then-
.
- before Glenn Beck and his cronies
So Glen Beck Runs the US and World Economies . . .
-dang-someone-should-tell-obama-and-bernanke-
.
- artificially inflated the value beyond its actual worth.
-oops- The Artificially Inflated {Propped-Up} "The Value"
of the US Dollar via "Quantitative Easing" leading to the
Inevitable and Eventual Devaluation of the US Dollar
-your-choice-trust-the-obama-dollar-or-trust-gold/silver-
-wrt- Most/Many Foreign Currencies and Gold/Silver
http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/archives/ponzi-scheme-the-federal-reserve-bought-approximately-80-percent-of-u-s-treasury-securities-issued-in-2009
-and- The Fed [FRB] and "Quantitative Easing"
http://www.csmonitor.com/Business/2010/1103/Federal-Reserve-to-buy-600-billion-in-bonds-as-hedge-against-deflation
-about- The Risky Business of "Quantitative Easing"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantitative_easing
.
-read- The Shell Game - How the Federal Reserve
is Monetizing US Debt
http://www.chrismartenson.com/blog/shell-game-how-federal-reserve-monetizing-debt/25806
-conclusion- "Quantitative Easing" = Devaluation of the US Dollar
.
.
dave
> Or, understand it this way: ~$2,000 back then would have bought me a
> nice car! Around $38,000 today will still buy me that car ...
>
> Strange how in coinsides with the value of gold! ROFLOL
>
> Regards,
> JS
>
$2,000 would have gotten you a Pinto. Today you can get a similar car
from Kia or Hyundai for about 9 grand.
Brenda Ann
"dave" wrote in message
news:4dac3424$0$12450$bd46...@news.dslextreme.com...
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Pintos didn't exist for at least two decades beyond the time he's referring
to, which seems to be around 1955-1960, or thereabouts. At that time, $2000
was pretty standard for a car. Even the original Mustang cost under $3000 in
1964. About the only cars you couldn't get in the late 50's for around that
mark were high end Chryslers, Cadillacs, etc.
Also, I wanna know where you can get a Kia or a Hyundai for $9000.. you
can't even get one here in Korea for that kind of money.
John Smith
> ...
> Pintos didn't exist for at least two decades beyond the time he's
> referring to, which seems to be around 1955-1960, or thereabouts. At
> that time, $2000 was pretty standard for a car. Even the original
> Mustang cost under $3000 in 1964. About the only cars you couldn't get
> in the late 50's for around that mark were high end Chryslers,
> Cadillacs, etc.
>
> Also, I wanna know where you can get a Kia or a Hyundai for $9000.. you
> can't even get one here in Korea for that kind of money.
Brenda!
Did I even mention I love intelligent women even more than pretty ones!
OK. I am ready to leave my wife now! :-)
Regards,
JS
John Smith
> ...
> =FYI= The Pre-1979 Years were great years for Buying
> Gold and Silver 3~4 1-Oz Gold Coins and some Silver
> Coins to bring the Total Purchase Price above $1000 :
> Made it Tax Free :o) and back then Paying In-Cash
> meant the Name on the Purchase Order as "Cash" :o)
> -no-'cal-id'-required-for-cash-purchases-back-then-
> ...
My grandparents left me gold coins and nice nuggets from the gold rush
era. Now, unless I find gold coins at a real steal, from people who
don't know what they have, I always purchase bullion -- my favorites are
little ~1 oz ingots which once were very common and are now very
collectible -- but I won't pay higher than what the gold is actually
quoted at, at the time of purchase, plus a small fee for the transaction
(I have paid higher than value for VERY old bullion coming from the gold
rush era.) The firm I deal with is in San Fransisco and has been in
business for over 100 years and is family owned.
Between jobs, one of my sons went around to flea markets, public
functions and rented a small corner store and bought/sold gold. During
this time it was unbelievable who would show up with gold (you would
wonder where the winos and drug addicts were getting all of it?) and
sell it for pennies on the dollar! He turned me onto a lot of great
deals during that time -- however, pressure from law enforcement and
government were constantly a hassle and in latter years had gotten much
worse -- today the paperwork and such must be a real pain!
The Numismatic value of the coins would not have the value they have
today in a very dramatic crisis, indeed, in a "total meltdown" of the
economy the numismatic value would likely fall to ZERO! Never pay,
invest in or count on any "perceived/imagined value!" -- RULE NO. 1.
You can watch the "gold wars" here:
http://www.goldalert.com/2011/04/gold-silver-fall-as-china-steps-up-inflation-fight/
Market manipulations of gold/metals is always fun to watch!
My two favorite "hobbies" are keeping aquariums and raising exotic
fish/aquatic-species and collecting gold -- I actually like the
aquariums better ...
Regards,
JS
cuh...@webtv.net
New Cars.Hyundai and Kia.
I see their auto commercials on tee vee every once in a while.There was
one on there about an hour ago.
Ki Ki Ki Kiaaaaaaaa,,,,,,,,
cuhulin
John Smith
Bet you walk in there with some gold in your briefcase and he'd be
checking gold prices in a heart beat and lining out the deals he
would/could make ya'! I can just see him as he plans to add to his
"retirement fund."
Wanna' bet?
Regards,
JS
cuh...@webtv.net
Van.I don't wants no little bitty Kia.
cuhulin
John Smith
Better start lookin' at hummers so you can make it to your safehouse
deep in the woods, protected by Bengal tigers and GUNS! :-)
Wonder if those who can't afford to invest in precious metals will be
able to farm Opium to offset their living costs? (ammo, petrol, fish
hooks, toilet paper, etc. might be expensive, yanno'?) :-)
Anyway, I agree. Do they even make a 4WD Kia?
Regards,
JS
dave
>
>
I guess it's been a while.
dave
In 1966 I could buy a 16 oz Coke and a pack of Camels for $0.50 at the
Circle K. I have never seen gasoline below 20 cents a gallon (leaded
regular). Inflation started getting really bad during Nixon.
dave
John Smith
>> ...
John Smith
> ...
> In 1966 I could buy a 16 oz Coke and a pack of Camels for $0.50 at the
> Circle K. I have never seen gasoline below 20 cents a gallon (leaded
> regular). Inflation started getting really bad during Nixon.
I am sure there were gas wars long after the normal prices rose above
.20 cents ...
But, perhaps I did exaggerate, it was half a century ago ... I'll admit,
I don't have that good of a memory ... I'll up that to >0.30 cents and
stand corrected!
Early this morning when the wife and I went a few blocks for breakfast,
I filled on the way back, $4.19 a gallon! And, that is one of the
cheaper stations around here ... $4.37 is the highest I have seen, to date.
Anyway you cut it, it was almost $60 to take it from a 1/4 tank to full
... :-(
Regards,
JS
dave
> On 4/18/2011 12:18 PM, dave wrote:
>
>>> ...
>
Futures.
John Smith
Pointless posts by a pointless person utter pointless nonsense ... you
are consistent ... arguing is circles is ... well, circular! ROFLOL
... as I said ... plonkers ...
Regards,
JS
John Smith
> John Smith wrote:
>> $4.37 is the highest I have seen, to date.
>
>
> Although Barama isn't doing much to calm the mid-east,
> the lingering animosity towards the USA from dubya's tenure
> so inflamed the populations of oil producing nations
> that their various revolutions will de-stabilize the region
> to 'who knows what' end.
Yes. It is good to watch. I'd pay $20 bucks a gallon just to watch the
fools in government fail ... my only hope is everyone gets pissed off
enough to kill 'em!
Regards,
JS
Brenda Ann
"John Smith" wrote in message news:iohvkg$vdj$1...@dont-email.me...
Regards,
JS
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http://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/car/05q2/kia_sportage_ex_4wd-road_test
And I don't remember there being any recalls..
There are actually some HUGE Korean and Japanese rigs these days. I've seen
a couple flying down the expressway that border on monster truck size.
John Smith
> ...
> http://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/car/05q2/kia_sportage_ex_4wd-road_test
>
> And I don't remember there being any recalls..
>
> There are actually some HUGE Korean and Japanese rigs these days. I've
> seen a couple flying down the expressway that border on monster truck size.
>
>
Wow, a micro SUV!
Would be OK for mom to go to the store with, in snow country, on paved
roads ... won't have to call a tow truck if you pull of on a soft
shoulder in the rain ...
Thanks Brenda ... I was actually joking, didn't think they made one at all.
Regards,
JS
cuh...@webtv.net
steal everything that grows.
cuhulin
John Smith
Are you serious? People steal food out of a garden?
Are you talking about a marijuana garden?
Regards,
JS
John Smith
If you aren't pulling my let, I'd hide out a couple of motion detection
cams (even the ones used for game hunting would work) and get some snaps
of 'em, then have a little chat with them! Even if you chose not to
mention it to them, would be good to know the crooks in the neighborhood
from normal people!
Better yet, I'd move out of the area! Krist man, you are the frog in
the pan of water on the stove -- jump out before it boils!
I'd laugh here ... but you usually aren't a big one on satirical humor,
so I hesitate!
Regards,
JS
dave
> John Smith wrote:
>
dave
I have a neighbor with 2 old school Chevy vans. He has modified them
with K-10 (aka "Blazer") 4x4 running gear. Very post-apocalypse
dave
I have a Forester SUV, built on an Impreza platform. It has never
stranded me and it gets 25 MPG.
dave
If by "MOFO" you mean cotton tailed bunny rabbits, same here (but I grow
food anyway).
dave
cuh...@webtv.net
of that Sheet.It is illegal too.I do not care anything at all about
Maijuana, and Dats Dat!
cuhulin
John Smith
Here in California, you can get a "Medical Marijuana Card" (actually
just certification from a doctor), allows you to grow up to six budding
plants with six starter plants as backup.
Or, you can simply go to a medical marijuana dispensary and buy it.
All the claims by all the nutjobs that this would be bring on a whole
slew of problems, or worsen existing ones, were total BS. But, now
government is attempting to figure out a whole slew of ways to make
money off this ... I expect by the time they are done, the whole slew of
problems there were speaking of will fall upon our heads!
If you ask someone on the streets, "Have you noticed problems from
legalizing medical marijuana?", half or better don't even know it has
been legalized, don't care, and haven't noticed anything but the
same-old-same-old -- I had suspected it would all be like that. Even
the people who were screaming of how dangerous it would be to legalize
medical marijuana have disappeared!
Only makes you wonder what else is a big lie by government ...
Regards,
JS
cuh...@webtv.net
people in Missy Sippy.I just don't care anything whatsoever about
Marijuana.I am not a pothead.I buy my cig tobacco at a discount tobacco
store on Robinson Road, it is nothing but regular Menthol pipe tobacco.
http://www.devilfinder.com/find.php?q=Baccotobacco
Yeah, California (San Francisco) is the place to be! Check out that
article about 3.9 Earthquake rattles San Francisco on
105th Anniversary of the great 1906 Quake.
http://www.standeyo.com
Did you feel it? I aints movin nowhar.I am staying right here on doggy's
couch till the day I croak, is the Place to be for doggy and me.
cuhulin, on doggy's couch
dave
I grow tomatoes, corn and green beans (and giant sunflowers to stare at
the neighbors).
dave
dave
> Yeah, California (San Francisco) is the place to be! Check out that
> article about 3.9 Earthquake rattles San Francisco on
> 105th Anniversary of the great 1906 Quake.
> http://www.standeyo.com
>
I'm sure they thought "how appropriate". It was a 3.7. It tripped a few
safety breakers at PG&E.
m II
Hash: SHA1
The 'Easter MOFO' isn't a term I've heard too often.
mike
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cuh...@webtv.net
back yard.Then I will go to Hutto's yard and garden center on Ellis
Avenue and ask them what kind of vines or whatever I can plant in the
ground along my fence.I want something that grows fast that will
completely cover the wire fence, and something that doesn't die off in
the Winter time.I would like to plant some POISON IVY, but the damn city
MOFOs would make me get rid of it.
cuhulin
cuh...@webtv.net
http://www.clarionledger.com
Lockheed Martin Technology Support center, in the old Worldcom building
in Clinton, about four - five miles West of doggy's couch, it is suppose
to be ready in September 2011, according to WLBT 3 tee vee noos.That's a
Martha Stewart Good thang, I Likes Dat.
I Don't like it that those Crooks (Crooked Barney Ebbers, that Crooked
Smith dude, and that other Crooked dude) from New York and elsewhere
from up North screwed up Worldcom.
http://www.devilfinder.com/find.php?q=Lockheed+Martin+Manufacturing+in+Mississippi
cuhulin
dave
bpnjensen
We felt it - it was teensy.
bpnjensen
Do you paint nasty looking faces on them? ;-)
RHF
> On 04/18/2011 12:27 PM, John Smith wrote:
>
> > On 4/18/2011 12:18 PM, dave wrote:
>
> >>> ...
>
Dave : There Is NO Future...
-except- Hyper-Inflation & Devalued Dollar !
-and- The New Obama 'Quarter' Dollar
-why- The New 'Quarter' Dollar -tyvm- Obama !
-cause- Obama's [FRB] "Quantitative Easing"
Scheme Will Result in the former 2008 US Dollar
being Worth 25 Cents in 2012 {A Quarter 1/4} in
Just 4-Years of Obama-Nomics©.
Your 'Choice' :
Trust The Weak Obama Dollar Due To :
+ Obama-Regime Over-Spending & Excessive Spending
+ Obama Tax and Higher Taxes = Tax-Slavery
+ Federal Reserve "Quantitative Easing"
= Hyper-Inflation & Devalued Dollar
*OR* Trust Strong Gold & Silver !
http://groups.google.com/group/rec.radio.shortwave/msg/e1d1e0c977970712
.
.
John Smith
> ...
> Yeah, California (San Francisco) is the place to be! Check out that
> article about 3.9 Earthquake rattles San Francisco on
> 105th Anniversary of the great 1906 Quake.
> http://www.standeyo.com
> ...
I have been in California most of my life, for me has been the best
weather, best employment/pay, best place to own a business, best
recreation, best beaches, etc. It still is a decent place to retire to
... and serves me well in this ...
Some of that is no longer true ... unfortunately. Crime is bad,
unemployment is astronomical, pay is poor, businesses are closing,
homelessness abounds, etc.
However, I always felt that the only reason we had earthquakes was to
attract tourists and reap the money "earthquake tourism" brings in.
Of course, for decades now, most of us in California have been praying
san fransicko would break off and fall into the ocean ... and down
south, the LA area, has experienced notable damage, in the past.
But, pretty much, earthquakes are pretty ho-hum to the natives here ...
Regards,
JS
John Smith
Probably dresses them in little girly-men outfits and has tea parties
with them ... but just guessing here ...
Regards,
JS
RHF
> On 4/18/2011 1:36 PM, cuhu...@webtv.net wrote:
>
- - I would like to plant a Food Garden,
- - but those MOFOs around here would
- - steal everything that grows.
- - cuhulin
- Are you serious?
- People steal food out of a garden?
- Are you talking about a marijuana garden?
-
- Regards,
- JS
Dave will be right over ;;-}}
.
RHF
Dave -wrote- It can't get no worse
Dave : Oops It Can and Will Get Worse !
where- Oops ! = Obama ! -aka- "BO"
-with- Obama Hyper-Inflation
-plus- Obama Devalues the Dollar !
-thus- The New Obama 'Quarter' Dollar
-yes- The New 'Quarter' Dollar -tyvm- Obama !
-cause- Obama's [FRB] "Quantitative Easing"
Scheme Will Result in the former 2008 US Dollar
being Worth 25 Cents in 2012 {A Quarter 1/4th}
in Just 4-Years of Obama-Nomics©.
Your 'Choice' :
Trust The Weak Obama Dollar Due To :
+ Obama-Regime Over-Spending & Excessive Spending
+ Obama Tax and Higher Taxes = Tax-Slavery
+ Federal Reserve "Quantitative Easing"
= Hyper-Inflation & Devalued Dollar
*OR* Trust Strong Gold & Silver !
http://groups.google.com/group/rec.radio.shortwave/msg/e1d1e0c977970712
.
The-Mark-of-the-Obama© = $6.66 Gasoline :
http://groups.google.com/group/rec.radio.shortwave/msg/23ea8f5f174ce3fd
Prez "BO" {Obama} Crashing The US Economy !
http://groups.google.com/group/rec.radio.shortwave/msg/dbe6320b24966200
.
The Stink of US Prez-A-Duntz "BO" {Obama}
http://groups.google.com/group/rec.radio.shortwave/msg/3054d01496c8cce0
and America's Massive Rotting Unemployment
http://groups.google.com/group/rec.radio.shortwave/msg/b3614bca02e1fd1f
Followed by a Devalued Dollar and Collapsed Economy
http://groups.google.com/group/rec.radio.shortwave/msg/22eee70472f2a819
.
.
.
RHF
> On 04/18/2011 01:36 PM, cuhu...@webtv.net wrote:
>
> > I would like to plant a Food Garden, but those MOFOs around here would
> > steal everything that grows.
> > cuhulin
- If by "MOFO" you mean cotton tailed bunny rabbits,
- same here (but I grow food anyway).
Dave : Medical Marijuana Ain't Food ! ;;-}}
.
.
cuh...@webtv.net
Avenue! ~ Zsa Zsa Gabor.
http://www.devilfinder.com/find.php?q=A+Warning+to+the+muslim+world+by+David+Duke
cuhulin
cuh...@webtv.net
Sippy.''They'' would probally steal the Sunflower Seeds though, ergo
Sunflower Seeds are Good for eating.I might intersperse some POISON IVY
with whatever non Poisionus Vines I plant along my fence.
cuhulin, it will get Under your Skin
RHF
JS,
1ST : Technically each and every semi-legal California
Medical-Marijuana User is One-Less Illegal Buyer of
Illegal Street Drugs and Reduces the Gross Revenue
of Street Drugs and the Street Drug Traffic.
-less-drug-dealers--that-has-to-be-some-social-good-
2ND - Medical-Marijuana is a Drug-of-Choice -cause-
There are other RX Drug that Medical-Marijuana Users
can Take and Use for the Treatment of Their Medical
Problems -but- They 'Choose' Medical-Marijuana.
3RD - Medical-Alcohol is a Drug-of-Choice -cause-
There are other RX Drug that Medical-Alcohol Users
can Take and Use for the Treatment of Their Medical
Problems -but- They 'Choose' Medical-Alcohol.
4TH - Medical-Alcohol Drug Users Who Have Over-Dosed
face serious Restrictions on What They Can and Can NOT
Do While 'In' a State of Medical-Alcohol Over-Dose
-aka- Alcohol Intoxication : Legally Drunk [Impaired]
* Can't Drive a Car/Truck
* Can't Operate Heavy Equipment
* Can't Operate Machinery
* Can't Be At Work
** Legally Prohibited from Doing These When
Using Medical-Alcohol and in an Over-Dosed
'State' -aka- Alcohol Intoxication : Legally Drunk
[Impaired Judgement and Motor Skills]
5TH - Therefore It Follows that Medical-Marijuana Drug
Users Who Are Over-Dosed {Buzzed/Stoned} should
face serious Restrictions on What They Can and Can
NOT Do While 'In' a State of Medical-Marijuana Over-Dose
-aka- Marijuana Intoxication : Legally Buzzed-Stoned
[Impaired Judgement and Motor Skills]
* Can't Drive a Car/Truck
* Can't Operate Heavy Equipment
* Can't Operate Machinery
* Can't Be At Work
** Legally Prohibited from Doing These When
Using Medical-Marijuana and in an Over-Dosed
'State' -aka- Marijuana Intoxication : Legally Stoned
[Impaired Judgement and Motor Skills]
6TH - The State of California should Regulate and License
Medial-Marijuana Use and Clinics {Dispensaries} Just Like
They Do For Bars and Liquor Stores and Methodone Clinics.
-regulate-and-tax-the-business:-control-the-use-&-user-
IMHO : All Medical-Marijuana Users Should Have It Clearly
Stamped-On* Their California Drivers License/ID Card as a
Mandatory Public Safety Issue/Control
* Balancing The Individual's Right To Use Medical-Marijuana
With Societies Right To Have Safe Streets and Drug Free
Work Places.
CONCLUSION :
All the Medical-Alcohol Laws, Use Restrictions and Impairment
Prohibitions Should Equally Apply To Medical-Marijuana Users.
-it's-a-simple-matter-of-responsible-government-and-public-safety-
and that's the way 'i' see it ~ RHF
.
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John Smith
String up a couple of electric wire with a good "shocker" hooked up to 'em.
Get a great and funny infrared video to post up on the web which will
give us all a good laugh! :-)
Seen a cheap electric fence charger for $39.95 at the local cheap tool
outlet here ... that and some old wire and a handful of insulators
should get some action going!
Regards,
JS
John Smith
A pitbull would work!
If it didn't eat doggie!
Regards,
JS
RHF
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> On 11-04-19 06:02 AM, dave wrote:
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> >> I would like to plant a Food Garden, but those MOFOs around here would
> >> steal everything that grows.
> >> cuhulin
>
> > If by "MOFO" you mean cotton tailed bunny rabbits, same here (but I grow
> > food anyway).
>
> The 'Easter MOFO' isn't a term I've heard too often.
>
> mike
OK what aboot the :
Baby Happy New Years MOFO
Love's Saint "V" MOFO Dude
The Irish Saint "P" MOFO Dude
The Easter MOFO Roll
Workers of the World MOFO Day {May 1}
Cinco de MOFO
4th of MOFO
US Workers MOFO Day {Labor Day}
MOFOween
ThanksMOFO
X-MOFO : Merry Saint MOFO -aka- Santa MOFO
Have a Happy Year Full of 365 MOFO Days ;;-}} ~ RHF
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dave
grow in a place I owned.
cuh...@webtv.net
about four miles from doggy's couch.I can buy some Bamboo and grow a
Bamboo fence.Some types of Bamboo grow very fast, a foot or more every
day.I don't want to be spending most of my time keeping Bamboo trimmed
down.
cuhulin
John Smith
Kewl.
I have never smoked bamboo ... let me know what its' like!
<straight face>
Regards,
JS
cuh...@webtv.net
http://www.devilfinder.com/find.php?q=How+much+Gold+exist+in+the+World?
cuhulin