Comments on: High Times http://www.blogaboutnothing.com/libertarian/2007/10/high-times.html Save the cheerleader, save the world... Wed, 07 Jan 2009 00:54:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: AntiBarbie http://www.blogaboutnothing.com/libertarian/2007/10/high-times.html#comment-451 AntiBarbie Fri, 26 Oct 2007 01:37:56 +0000 http://www.blogaboutnothing.com/?p=30#comment-451 There was this movie, I think it was called 'Grass' although I am not sure because I watched it during my stoner days but they had a lot of interesting information about how weed's prohibition came about. There was this movie, I think it was called ‘Grass’ although I am not sure because I watched it during my stoner days but they had a lot of interesting information about how weed’s prohibition came about.

]]> By: Melanie http://www.blogaboutnothing.com/libertarian/2007/10/high-times.html#comment-414 Melanie Fri, 19 Oct 2007 19:53:16 +0000 http://www.blogaboutnothing.com/?p=30#comment-414 LOL! Yeah I know one personally. She's fuckin' scary man... Isn't my phone number programmed into your phone already? ;) LOL! Yeah I know one personally. She’s fuckin’ scary man…

Isn’t my phone number programmed into your phone already? ;)

]]> By: Tom http://www.blogaboutnothing.com/libertarian/2007/10/high-times.html#comment-413 Tom Fri, 19 Oct 2007 19:37:02 +0000 http://www.blogaboutnothing.com/?p=30#comment-413 Tell me more about these "crazy, psycho-bitch, stalkers" of which you speak. You know any personally? :) Hmmm.... Maybe I'll research those for my next post. Great idea! Maybe interview one. What's your phone number again? Tell me more about these “crazy, psycho-bitch, stalkers” of which you speak. You know any personally? :)

Hmmm…. Maybe I’ll research those for my next post. Great idea! Maybe interview one. What’s your phone number again?

]]> By: Melanie http://www.blogaboutnothing.com/libertarian/2007/10/high-times.html#comment-412 Melanie Fri, 19 Oct 2007 18:52:06 +0000 http://www.blogaboutnothing.com/?p=30#comment-412 Ha! Ha! YOU'RE such an arrogant asshole! First of all, I have NO doubt that you know where the mommy blogs are because I know of two that you read and comment on ON A REGULAR BASIS. And as you well know, they are not all about how "little jenny puked on me this morning". I am sure I don't have to point you in the direction of RSM'S blog to prove my point on that one ;) In fact, her current post is probably one of the best posts I've seen in a long while. That shit's funny, I don't care who you are. Secondly, Why in the world would you tell a potential employer about your website? Or better yet, why in the world would you even use your real name on a blog like this. I would be more worried about stalkers and crazy, psycho bitches coming after me before I would worry about an employer. You know, if I were you... Thirdly (I don't even know if that's a word :(), you don't have enough money to refund my entry fee ;) Fourth, I can stand in the supermarket checkout line any day of the week and read about zombie cheerleaders from hell and necrophilia. Hell, I can even read about the dogface boy or the lobster boy or how this person or that person was abducted by aliens and analy probed (those are the people that were ONLY abducted in August though...) So you are not unique in that arena. As for the rest, Michael Vick, football, marijuana legalization and what celebrities looked like when they were young...they're all out there in one publication or another and frankly they are boring. And obviously not just to me, proven by the fact that you don't have tons of comments on those posts. One website I Do find interesting though, and one that has the potential to be really cool, is one that I think you might have heard of. It's called Death etc. Unfortunately, some blogtator has taken that domain hostage and just let's it sit there to rot in obscurity. Which is a total waste to me. Especially since I came up with the idea first and I thought it was going to be a joint effort. That's where your Zombie Cheerleaders from hell and Necrophilia posts should be. And fifth....I adore you...even when you're asshole... p.s. as far as any refund of entry fee goes....I'm sure other and possibly more interesting arangements can be made ;) Ha! Ha! YOU’RE such an arrogant asshole!

First of all, I have NO doubt that you know where the mommy blogs are because I know of two that you read and comment on ON A REGULAR BASIS. And as you well know, they are not all about how “little jenny puked on me this morning”. I am sure I don’t have to point you in the direction of RSM’S blog to prove my point on that one ;) In fact, her current post is probably one of the best posts I’ve seen in a long while. That shit’s funny, I don’t care who you are.

Secondly, Why in the world would you tell a potential employer about your website? Or better yet, why in the world would you even use your real name on a blog like this. I would be more worried about stalkers and crazy, psycho bitches coming after me before I would worry about an employer. You know, if I were you…

Thirdly (I don’t even know if that’s a word :(), you don’t have enough money to refund my entry fee ;)
Fourth, I can stand in the supermarket checkout line any day of the week and read about zombie cheerleaders from hell and necrophilia. Hell, I can even read about the dogface boy or the lobster boy or how this person or that person was abducted by aliens and analy probed (those are the people that were ONLY abducted in August though…) So you are not unique in that arena. As for the rest, Michael Vick, football, marijuana legalization and what celebrities looked like when they were young…they’re all out there in one publication or another and frankly they are boring. And obviously not just to me, proven by the fact that you don’t have tons of comments on those posts.

One website I Do find interesting though, and one that has the potential to be really cool, is one that I think you might have heard of. It’s called Death etc. Unfortunately, some blogtator has taken that domain hostage and just let’s it sit there to rot in obscurity. Which is a total waste to me. Especially since I came up with the idea first and I thought it was going to be a joint effort. That’s where your Zombie Cheerleaders from hell and Necrophilia posts should be.

And fifth….I adore you…even when you’re asshole…

p.s. as far as any refund of entry fee goes….I’m sure other and possibly more interesting arangements can be made ;)

]]> By: Tom http://www.blogaboutnothing.com/libertarian/2007/10/high-times.html#comment-410 Tom Fri, 19 Oct 2007 17:56:43 +0000 http://www.blogaboutnothing.com/?p=30#comment-410 <strong>Melanie</strong> - Contrary to popular belief, not everyone has a blog or website to promote. Also, the Mommy Blogs are down the hall and to the left. If you're looking for "Oh, I woke up this morning and little Jenny puked all over me, yadda, yadda, yadda..." then you're on the wrong site. I'm not here to share "personal experiences" with strangers on the Internet. Additionally, writing about such "personal experiences" can't possible bode well with potential employers, etc. But, I understand your concern and I'll refund your entry fee. In the meantime, I'm off to check out all of those other "newspapers" and "online" sites that are covering necrophilia and Zombie Cheerleaders from Hell. <strong>Daffydil</strong> - Thanks for your input Sharon. My comparison of the drugs mentioned was anecdotal at best. I'm sure you are correct. <strong>FatHed</strong> - Hmmm... Good point about the constitution. Unfortunately, in the modern U.S. society, the Constitution has become practically irrelevant. <strong>Lizzy</strong> - I am aware of the marijuana tax stamp (admittedly only since the past 48 hours though) and I'm sure there's some validity to this. As opposed to tobacco, for example, marijuana is relatively easy to grow yourself (especially where you live!), thereby eliminating the potential tax revenue. On the other hand, I have brewed my own beer which was also quite easy. So why doesn't the argument carry over to alcohol? <strong>Nobody</strong> - I agree with the "corruption" part... Melanie - Contrary to popular belief, not everyone has a blog or website to promote. Also, the Mommy Blogs are down the hall and to the left. If you’re looking for “Oh, I woke up this morning and little Jenny puked all over me, yadda, yadda, yadda…” then you’re on the wrong site. I’m not here to share “personal experiences” with strangers on the Internet. Additionally, writing about such “personal experiences” can’t possible bode well with potential employers, etc. But, I understand your concern and I’ll refund your entry fee. In the meantime, I’m off to check out all of those other “newspapers” and “online” sites that are covering necrophilia and Zombie Cheerleaders from Hell.

Daffydil - Thanks for your input Sharon. My comparison of the drugs mentioned was anecdotal at best. I’m sure you are correct.

FatHed - Hmmm… Good point about the constitution. Unfortunately, in the modern U.S. society, the Constitution has become practically irrelevant.

Lizzy - I am aware of the marijuana tax stamp (admittedly only since the past 48 hours though) and I’m sure there’s some validity to this. As opposed to tobacco, for example, marijuana is relatively easy to grow yourself (especially where you live!), thereby eliminating the potential tax revenue. On the other hand, I have brewed my own beer which was also quite easy. So why doesn’t the argument carry over to alcohol?

Nobody - I agree with the “corruption” part…

]]> By: Melanie http://www.blogaboutnothing.com/libertarian/2007/10/high-times.html#comment-407 Melanie Fri, 19 Oct 2007 02:06:48 +0000 http://www.blogaboutnothing.com/?p=30#comment-407 NOT that you really care about my opinion. just sayin... NOT that you really care about my opinion. just sayin…

]]> By: Melanie http://www.blogaboutnothing.com/libertarian/2007/10/high-times.html#comment-405 Melanie Fri, 19 Oct 2007 00:09:56 +0000 http://www.blogaboutnothing.com/?p=30#comment-405 Okay, let me try this one more time. First of all, I was just wondering where the hell your commenters come from. They don't have a trackback or a link back to their own blogs. Usually people who comment on blogs have a blog of their own or at least some kind of website. Funny. Oh wait, did they come from that "Lesbians who like to pee on each other" website? Now it all makes sense. ;) Second of all, if I just ran across your blog and didn't already know you, there is nothing here that would make me come back for more. It seems so generic and sterile these days. I don't see anything of "YOU" here. And I think I know you well enough to make that statement. Every post is something I can read in any newspaper or online any day of the week. There's no personal touch. And while I also know you well enough to understand why you do that. I don't understand the point of putting time and effort into something that's not personal. Why bother? For a writing "exercise"? Then why not put more effort into it? My eyes started to cross after the first paragraph (and I wasn't even stoned) and you completely lost me when you started spouting "theories". Why not relate one of YOUR personal experiences of marijuana use? Or how it would personally affect YOU if it were legalized? We all know you've been there and done that. Tell us about it. I know you have the wit and the humor to make this post 10 times better. What I don't know, is why you don't put the effort into doing so. And THAT is why I don't comment anymore. It's nothing personal. I just know you can do better and THAT is why I commented today. Okay, let me try this one more time.

First of all, I was just wondering where the hell your commenters come from. They don’t have a trackback or a link back to their own blogs. Usually people who comment on blogs have a blog of their own or at least some kind of website. Funny. Oh wait, did they come from that “Lesbians who like to pee on each other” website? Now it all makes sense. ;)

Second of all, if I just ran across your blog and didn’t already know you, there is nothing here that would make me come back for more. It seems so generic and sterile these days. I don’t see anything of “YOU” here. And I think I know you well enough to make that statement. Every post is something I can read in any newspaper or online any day of the week. There’s no personal touch. And while I also know you well enough to understand why you do that. I don’t understand the point of putting time and effort into something that’s not personal. Why bother? For a writing “exercise”? Then why not put more effort into it?

My eyes started to cross after the first paragraph (and I wasn’t even stoned) and you completely lost me when you started spouting “theories”. Why not relate one of YOUR personal experiences of marijuana use? Or how it would personally affect YOU if it were legalized? We all know you’ve been there and done that. Tell us about it. I know you have the wit and the humor to make this post 10 times better. What I don’t know, is why you don’t put the effort into doing so. And THAT is why I don’t comment anymore. It’s nothing personal. I just know you can do better and THAT is why I commented today.

]]> By: Melanie http://www.blogaboutnothing.com/libertarian/2007/10/high-times.html#comment-404 Melanie Thu, 18 Oct 2007 23:19:28 +0000 http://www.blogaboutnothing.com/?p=30#comment-404 I just left a comment that I think I accidently deleted but didn't want to retype all of that if you have comment moderation on. Hence the second comment. If you DO have on comment moderation, I didn't finish my last sentence and would like too. If not, I'll retype it again later... I just left a comment that I think I accidently deleted but didn’t want to retype all of that if you have comment moderation on. Hence the second comment. If you DO have on comment moderation, I didn’t finish my last sentence and would like too. If not, I’ll retype it again later…

]]> By: nobody http://www.blogaboutnothing.com/libertarian/2007/10/high-times.html#comment-403 nobody Thu, 18 Oct 2007 23:05:24 +0000 http://www.blogaboutnothing.com/?p=30#comment-403 You are all wrong, it is more sinister than you think, users of cannabis are collateral damage, with users I do mean all users of the plant not merely the smokers. It is forbidden because of hard lobbying by the DuPont company, the reason was that they wanted to get rid of hennep growers because they invented all sorts of chemical wires to make rope. Some of your founding fathers were hennep growers but the US became and still is unbelievable corrupt. The balance shifted from the chosen government to the rich elite families during the trail west and the lawless era in which these families became predators of the worst kind. This elite have caused a lot of misery among common people everywhere in the world and they are still doing it today (same family as back then). They do anything for money, even selling or killing family members. You are all wrong, it is more sinister than you think, users of cannabis are collateral damage, with users I do mean all users of the plant not merely the smokers.
It is forbidden because of hard lobbying by the DuPont company, the reason was that they wanted to get rid of hennep growers because they invented all sorts of chemical wires to make rope.
Some of your founding fathers were hennep growers but the US became and still is unbelievable corrupt.
The balance shifted from the chosen government to the rich elite families during the trail west and the lawless era in which these families became predators of the worst kind.
This elite have caused a lot of misery among common people everywhere in the world and they are still doing it today (same family as back then).

They do anything for money, even selling or killing family members.

]]> By: Daffydil http://www.blogaboutnothing.com/libertarian/2007/10/high-times.html#comment-402 Daffydil Thu, 18 Oct 2007 22:31:29 +0000 http://www.blogaboutnothing.com/?p=30#comment-402 I whole heartedly agree that marijuana should be legal. I do not agree with you; however, that "anti-anxiety and anti-depression drugs are one in the same". My reasoning for this is because I have Anxiety Disorder. I can take Xanax, which is a depressant and not an anti-depressant. I can not take anti-depressants because they will immediately send me into an anxiety attack. The same falls with marijuana. If in fact I smoke the cannabis substance, the same side effect occurs as with the anti-depressant. As far as why the government will not allow it use: I will have to say because it is too easily grown for personal use and they would not make a dime from it if in fact it were legalized. That is all...good day. ;) I whole heartedly agree that marijuana should be legal. I do not agree with you; however, that “anti-anxiety and anti-depression drugs are one in the same”. My reasoning for this is because I have Anxiety Disorder. I can take Xanax, which is a depressant and not an anti-depressant. I can not take anti-depressants because they will immediately send me into an anxiety attack. The same falls with marijuana. If in fact I smoke the cannabis substance, the same side effect occurs as with the anti-depressant. As far as why the government will not allow it use: I will have to say because it is too easily grown for personal use and they would not make a dime from it if in fact it were legalized. That is all…good day. ;)

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