420 Use and Health

[sgreger1]

Same here mate. These days 2 tins. Any more and I feel like shit. I used to be able to drink all night - drink anything, wake up and be fine. Not now.

I thought there was something wrong with me at first but I've come to learn that it's just part of growing up I guess. I used to be able to drink a bottle of jack and wake up all dandy the next day and shit, but now if I drink 3 beers after 9pm I'm waking up hating myself. I mean it's good and bad in it's own way, I don't drink a lot due to this, but on the other hand if I did want to drink a few I am pretty much f@cked the next day. Firstworld problems I guess.

[wa3zrm]

Marijuana changed us from Nazis to peace-loving hippies

At the age of 11, blonde-haired, blue-eyed twins Lamb and Lynx Gaede formed a band and saw themselves as the new faces of pop music.
But instead, the girls from Bakersfield, California, would soon be labelled the 'new faces of hate'.
Not surprising when you consider the group they created in 2003 was a neo-Nazi outfit called Prussian Blue - named after a by-product of the poison used to gas millions of Jews in the Holocaust - at the suggestion of White Nationalist leader William Pierce.
Now however, at the age of 20, the twins have radically transformed themselves from hate-spouting extremists to peace-loving hippies.
And the reason for their change? Marijuana.
By the time the twins were 13, in 2006, they had recorded a roster of songs that were infuriating the nation, with titles including Aryan Man Awake and Hate For Hate: Lamb Near The Lane, co-written by David Lane - the late member of terrorist group The Order and Lamb's then pen-pal.
Soon after the song's release, the girls were labelled by the media 'the new faces of hate', fuelling the firestorm with their angelic faces and smiley-faced Hitler T-shirts.
The young teen Lynx added: 'Lots of things were exaggerated about the Second World War. We don't believe that 6million Jews were executed. I mean, there were not even that many Jews alive then.
'We know there were concentration camps but they had swimming pools and tennis courts - that's not how you would treat people if you were getting ready to kill them.'
The sisters now say, however, they simply didn't know better. My sister and I were home-schooled. We were these country bumpkins.
Lamb, now a hotel maid echoed: 'I was just spouting a lot of knowledge that I had no idea what I was saying.

(Excerpt) Read more at dailymail.co.uk ...

[sgreger1]

We don't believe that 6million Jews were executed. I mean, there were not even that many Jews alive then.
'We know there were concentration camps but they had swimming pools and tennis courts - that's not how you would treat people if you were getting ready to kill them.'

Jesus christ....

[Premium Parrots]

Ya think maybe those 2 girls might be Toms sisters?

[Crow]

Ya think maybe those 2 girls might be Toms sisters?

That was the first thing that came to mind.

[Old Frothingslosh]

Where is Tom? I miss him.

[Snusdog]

Where is Tom? I miss him.

Well hopefully not swimming or playing tennis............

[truthwolf1]

http://www.whale.to/b/auschwitz_pool.html

[Nuusku]

http://www.whale.to/b/auschwitz_pool.html

Must have been a long line of people waiting to get to that pool

[Mdisch]

Considering how their showers were, I doubt that the swimming pool was awfully popular.

[sgreger1]

http://www.whale.to/b/auschwitz_pool.html

Maybe it's just because it was build in the 40's but that pool even looks creepy lol.

[SpitFire]

Maybe it's just because it was build in the 40's but that pool even looks creepy lol.

as anything in Auschwitz

[Crow]

Seattle Hempfest 2012

It's that time of year again.............

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[Crow]

Hempfest kicks off in 10 hours!!! Here's a recapitulation of last year's festival:

[Crow]

Thousands of pot fans rally at Seattle festival

SEATTLE (AP) -- Tens of thousands of people descended on a waterfront park in Seattle Friday for the opening of what's billed as the nation's largest marijuana rally - an event that has a pressing political edge this year as Washington state's voters consider whether to legalize the fun use of pot for adults.

Colorado, Oregon and Washington already have medical marijuana laws. And all three also have legalization measures on the November ballot.

Washington's would allow sales of up to an ounce of dried marijuana at state-licensed stores and could bring the state nearly $2 billion in tax revenue over the next five years - if the federal government doesn't try to block the law from taking effect. Pot remains illegal under federal law.

Washington's measure, Initiative 502, also would prevent nearly 10,000 marijuana possession arrests every year in the state, proponents say.

"It looks like we're finally reaching a critical mass to end this critical mess," Hempfest director Vivian McPeak said as the festival began. "If I-502 passes, it'll be a historic moment."

Organizers expected at least 150,000 people at the three-day event. Thousands milled along the 1.5-mile long park under a blazing sun Friday afternoon, stopping at booths advertising colorful glass pipes, hemp clothing and medical marijuana dispensaries. Young women shouted at passersby to encourage them to obtain medical marijuana authorizations - "Are you legal yet?" - while other festival goers rested on driftwood logs, lighting joints and pipes.

Vendors hawked $2 bottles of water, but not just for hydration: "Ice water here! Get some ice water for your bong!"

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