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lol we were missing quite a few pink monkeys. however, we were only missing two that regularly play on the server.
dude, good luck with wherever life takes you. hopefully wild, #18, #35, and i will be able to make it down to this texas lan. It isn’t that far from kansas.
Citan, don’t forget you’ve only got one nut. Just thought i’d throw that out there. it’s kinda imperative information.
rainefardreamer said:
I saw pink monkey #16 at the shooting range yesterday…where’d you find that m16 man?hahaha! nice one raine
i have a deviantart account. i haven’t been on in ages tho. the site’s got some pretty cool stuff on there.
.cb new_rayz said:
Because in the end the growers and “dealers” are going to lose a lot of customers. From the perspective of the consumer, the idea of being able to legally purchase marijuana is much more appealing and less “scary” than buying it from a shady dealer. The only reason we risk it now is because it’s illegal, but if there was a legal option (which there already is in some states) it will catch on like fire, no pun intended. Eventually, if the producers want to continue “business as usual” they’ll do it the legal way.you certainly make an excellent point here, however, do you suppose people who would be too scared to buy underground would even want to have anything to do with weed?
My family and i were having a discussion one night and i brought this up. Some very interesting points came about from the conversation. I agree, it could create lots of jobs and a whole new industry, however, i don’t think any big company would get anywhere near marijuana. Let’s face it, marijuana has a terrible reputation. In my opinion, i don’t think an existing company would want to risk their name to produce marijuana. On taxation: i thought this was a great idea too until my uncle brought this up. There is an existing network of buyers and sellers of marijuana. Why would someone want to go to their local convenience store and buy with the extra tax added on when they could go and get it off the street for cheaper? On the flip side, if a marijuana company got big enough, they could make their prices low enough to where the sellers on the street couldn’t match it, and still make a profit because of volume. It’s a very interesting proposition, and i’d like to hear what you guys have to say about it. Personally, I’ve never tried it, and i never intend to try it. But that’s just me.
no lie. that’s ridiculous. i can understand that they are poor, but at least they are getting something to eat. i’m sorry, but if you are receiving a handout, you don’t get to be picky.
