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    #11
    It really helps with the glaucoma. How's the song go, "I can see clearly now . . ."?

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      #12
      Tom, I just can't imagine you with uncontrolled giggles, or especially the munchies!

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        #13
        Do unto yourselves as you so desire, but don't expect the rest of society to pick up the pieces. Health care and social assistance and other social crutches that help people be unaccountable. And no, I am not absolutely stone cold hearted. Those programs have a need, but not a need for abuse....

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          #14
          Tom, I was in Nelson, BC last week and went into a little novelty shop. I saw a bumper sticker for sale that read "I found Jesus and he's passed out drunk in my back seat". For some obscure reason I thought of you.

          Cheers

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            #15
            Braveheart..Trudeau will not win.Harper will lose. Still time to get a new leader.

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              #16
              Religion and drugs are a lousy and unfair comparison, I wish the croud that wants the legalization of pot would just lobby on the merits of a pot society. I don't understand how dragging ones beliefs will convince the non believers. I'm not a pot believer so try to convince me!!

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                #17
                Not just for Glaucoma. I look at the crop totally different than you guys.

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                  #18
                  Sumdumguy, tell us more. How do you see cannabis differently? Not suffering Reefer Madness like many still do?

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                    #19
                    From the agronomic viewpoint, it appears to be an extraordinary plant. Reports from growers state that it blooms in 70 days, but is 5-7 feet tall and 5 feet across. Picture that! It would be fun to grow just to experiment with fertilizers, fish food, kelp, skim milk, whatever I used to grow giant pumpkins.

                    If we could cross it with Canola or better still Lentils, yields would be astronomical. Excuse my imagination, pls.

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                      #20
                      There's a word for natural remedies that work...it's called medicine.

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