420 Use and Health

[justintempler]

Growing pot couldn't be easier nowadays. If you have a spare room you can grow a pound every three weeks. There is no way they are ever going to stop it.

http://www.rollitup.org/forum/
https://www.icmag.com/ic/forumdisplay.php?f=1
http://www.greenpinelane.com/YAF/Default.aspx?g=forum

The government can either get with the program and legalize it or they can continue to fight their losing war.

[texastorm]

As I am watching this, a dumbass KY narcotics officer is on the tube saying " Why would you legalize one more drug, especially when we're winning? You just end up losing."

Now I understand we are slow here in KY, but I wasn't sure people were stupid here until now. We are not winning the war on any drug, and certainly will never win any war against pot. They also layed claim to confiscating an estimated 65% of the pot grown in this state. These people live in there own fantasy world I swear. They hardly touch the pot crop grown here.

This show has been quite amusing so far. Much better than the dingleberry who bangs on toys and quotes stocks that this network usually serves up.

[Joe234]

As I am watching this, a dumbass KY narcotics officer is on the tube saying " Why would you legalize one more drug, especially when we're winning? You just end up losing."

Now I understand we are slow here in KY, but I wasn't sure people were stupid here until now. We are not winning the war on any drug, and certainly will never win any war against pot. They also layed claim to confiscating an estimated 65% of the pot grown in this state. These people live in there own fantasy world I swear. They hardly touch the pot crop grown here.

This show has been quite amusing so far. Much better than the dingleberry who bangs on toys and quotes stocks that this network usually serves up.

Yea I saw that. Winning what?

[Joe234]

I don't have cable, I don't want cable, but are any of these programs available online?
If so, whereabouts?

If they do like they did with Marijuana Inc it will be on 100 times over the next year.

[Crow]

They'll probably post it here sometime:

http://www.hulu.com/cnbc-originals

[Crow]

Download

http://hotfile.com/dl/88588556/ca908...entum.avi.html

Mirror

http://www.fileserve.com/file/fmpMeT...d-momentum.avi

[justintempler]

USENET nzb

I don't see a torrent for it yet.

[Crow]

USENET nzb

I don't see a torrent for it yet.

The links I posted are direct download. No software client required.

Just click and download (select "Regular Download" if you use the first link, select "Slower Download" if you use the mirror link).

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If you would rather use a torrent, you can get it at http://www.torrenthound.com/hash/568...-XviD-MOMENTUM

(But it's compressed into 25 RAR files... Much easier to use the direct links I posted earlier (as its one single video file... its ready to play as soon as you download).

[justintempler]

The links I posted are direct download. No software client required.

Just click and download (select "Regular Download" if you use the first link, select "Slower Download" if you use the mirror link).

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If you would rather use a torrent, you can get it at http://www.torrenthound.com/hash/568...-XviD-MOMENTUM

(But it's compressed into 25 RAR files... Much easier to use the direct links I posted earlier (as its one single video file... its ready to play as soon as you download).

I am just giving people another option. I do have a client and I do have a USENET subscription, it takes me all of 5 minutes to download it.

With current newsgroup retention that file will still be there for download for people reading this thread 2 years from now long after it has been pulled from http file sharing sites.

[Crow]

I know. I wasn't trying to give you a hard time about it or anything, I just figured not too many people have USENET (or a torrent client set-up).

The more sources, the better.

[sgreger1]

I am just giving people another option. I do have a client and I do have a USENET subscription, it takes me all of 5 minutes to download it.

With current newsgroup retention that file will still be there for download for people reading this thread 2 years from now long after it has been pulled from http file sharing sites.

Can you explain what USENET is and what it is used for? Is it like a filesharing thing?

[GoVegan]

Can you explain what USENET is and what it is used for? Is it like a filesharing thing?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usenet

[justintempler]

Can you explain what USENET is and what it is used for? Is it like a filesharing thing?

The USENET precedes p2p, there is no filesharing involved which makes it nice because you don't have to be worried about getting busted for piracy. Downloading speed is pretty much determined by whatever your connection is capable of.
The only downside is you need a subscription to a newsserver which requires a monthly fee but I consider $15 a month well worth not having to worry about getting busted for filesharing and fast downloads.

http://www.afterdawn.com/guides/arch...newsgroups.cfm

[sgreger1]

The USENET precedes p2p, there is no filesharing involved which makes it nice because you don't have to be worried about getting busted for piracy. Downloading speed is pretty much determined by whatever your connection is capable of.
The only downside is you need a subscription to a newsserver which requires a monthly fee but I consider $15 a month well worth not having to worry about getting busted for filesharing and fast downloads.

http://www.afterdawn.com/guides/arch...newsgroups.cfm

So if no file sharing is happening, than what is the point? What are you purchasing for those $15?

[Crow]

So if no file sharing is happening, than what is the point? What are you purchasing for those $15?

You're paying for access to the servers where the files are stored.

Here's a better deal if you're interested in USENET:

http://www.news.astraweb.com/specials/kleverig-11.html

No Speed Limits
No Download Limits
SSL
20 connections
US & EU Servers
846-day retention (and growing)

$11/month