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Nick, yeah my name's Aaron, no worries Surely you know that the world changed on 9/11. Bush started 2 wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. It would be incredibly foolish to just pull out now. It is not realistic. You can't criticize Obama only after 6 months in office. He is trying to pick up 8 years of Bush and Republican mess. Obama understands that we need to be over there for a little while longer. We will be out of Iraq by 2011. Bush was happy keeping us over ther indefinitely. My point is I feel like Obama cannot get a fair shake from anyone on the right. I have never seen a president get torn apart after such a short time in office. He has not had much time to do anything at all.

Why you say that?

No one ever goes over to the news section of the board so I am re-posting this here. It should be legal. Would make a ton of money. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nGsEt-qtOqs]YouTube - Peter Tosh "Legalize It"[/ame] From CNN: OAKLAND, California (CNN) -- Oakland's bid to become the first U.S. city to tax proceeds on medical marijuana passed Tuesday by a landslide vote. About 80 percent of voters chose to impose the tax on Oakland's medical marijuana facilities, according to the Alameda County Registrar of Voters. Some celebrated the news at Oaksterdam University by hand-rolling large marijuana cigarettes or stuffing cannabis into pipes. The school trains students for work in the medical marijuana industry. "It is important because the city of Oakland is facing a massive deficit like many jurisdictions in California," said Steve DeAngelo, a leader of one of the city's cannabis clubs. "And we decided to step up to the plate and make a contribution to the city in a time of need." DeAngelo, one of the people who led the effort to get the tax approved, said his business will now have to pay more than $350,000 from the new tax next year. Watch report from CNN's Dan Simon » Oakland's City Council was also behind the move. "Given that the medical cannabis dispensaries are something that was legalized in California, why not have revenue from it?" said councilwoman Rebecca Kaplan. There was no formal opposition to the effort, but some drug fighters say the tax sends the wrong message. "The taxation of a federally unlawful drug is just not something that the community should accept," said Paul Chabot of the Coalition for a Drug Free California. "With the state in dire straits in finances and the country looking for ways to pay down debt, looking at illegal drugs is the absolute wrong thing to do." The measure, passed in special mail-in election Tuesday, imposes a 1.8 percent gross receipts tax on the four licensed medical cannabis dispensaries in Oakland. These facilities would have to pay about $18 in taxes for every 1,000 in marijuana sales.

I think I drive well. Have been in 3 accidents. Only one was my fault though:\

Glad to hear you are well:) Thanks for the warm welcome back! It is nice to be back:D

Boston, MA Sausalito, CA

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I remember you Rick. How you doing man:-)

Nick, in your opinion has Obama done anything that you agree with? And by the way, Clinton and Obama are dealing with the Iran issue much differently than Bush's whole "we'll never talk with Tehran" bullshit hardline crap. I mean come on. I for one am breathing a little easier with a real intellectual in the office of the president rather than some hard drinking fratboy redneck.

I would say thank you.

It should be legal. Would make a ton of money. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nGsEt-qtOqs]YouTube - Peter Tosh "Legalize It"[/ame] From CNN: OAKLAND, California (CNN) -- Oakland's bid to become the first U.S. city to tax proceeds on medical marijuana passed Tuesday by a landslide vote. About 80 percent of voters chose to impose the tax on Oakland's medical marijuana facilities, according to the Alameda County Registrar of Voters. Some celebrated the news at Oaksterdam University by hand-rolling large marijuana cigarettes or stuffing cannabis into pipes. The school trains students for work in the medical marijuana industry. "It is important because the city of Oakland is facing a massive deficit like many jurisdictions in California," said Steve DeAngelo, a leader of one of the city's cannabis clubs. "And we decided to step up to the plate and make a contribution to the city in a time of need." DeAngelo, one of the people who led the effort to get the tax approved, said his business will now have to pay more than $350,000 from the new tax next year. Watch report from CNN's Dan Simon » Oakland's City Council was also behind the move. "Given that the medical cannabis dispensaries are something that was legalized in California, why not have revenue from it?" said councilwoman Rebecca Kaplan. There was no formal opposition to the effort, but some drug fighters say the tax sends the wrong message. "The taxation of a federally unlawful drug is just not something that the community should accept," said Paul Chabot of the Coalition for a Drug Free California. "With the state in dire straits in finances and the country looking for ways to pay down debt, looking at illegal drugs is the absolute wrong thing to do." The measure, passed in special mail-in election Tuesday, imposes a 1.8 percent gross receipts tax on the four licensed medical cannabis dispensaries in Oakland. These facilities would have to pay about $18 in taxes for every 1,000 in marijuana sales.

Hey Julia:kiss: hope you are well this fine evening!

It's supposed to be hard. Great Radiohead choice by the way:wink2:

Also one of my most favorite songs. Have you ever heard the sample that Frou Frou uses in their song Hear Me Out? Pretty cool:cool:

I like how you all are sneaking in more than one choice:sneaky: ;)

That song got me through some tough times my senior year in high school. Still gives me chills to this day. Great choice;)

Great food. Love it all. Milk Chocolate is my fave and the Europeans do it best!

that was definitely one that I was considering!

you can do it ;-)

Great choice! Insanely awesome song.

Bat For Lashes. Very cool album.

I like them all but my faves are Berrywoman, Julia, and Liquid Sky!

which one would it be. You can only pick one. Also, I know this should probably be in the world of music thread but people browse more in the lounge so I thought it appropriate to post it here. Please try and post your track here if possible. My one track would be by the group called Passengers(which was U2 and Brian Eno)and their track Your Blue Room. I have not gotten tired of this song even after a decade of listening to it. Beautiful stuff! link: [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbwuS-xX8qQ]YouTube - Your Blue Room U2[/ame]

Julia hey you:-) Thanks for the shout out. It has been a long while. I've been crazy busy with work the past few years. I am trying to get on here more while I am at my night job. Hope you have been well:-) I miss the board:-)

Loved Frou Frou. Wish they would get back together!