Dell Dude Busted for Pot

[jhu]

I thought they said pot was the gateway drug.

so tobacco and alcohol aren't? geez, this nation's crusade against "drugs" is misguided and a miserable failure.

 

[mactastic]

I thought they said pot was the gateway drug.

LMAO.

 

[evoluzione]

I thought they said pot was the gateway drug.

hahahaha, awesome.


jhu, missed that one eh?

 

[rainman::|:|]

I thought they said pot was the gateway drug.

funniest pot-related post ever

paul

 

[voicegy]

I thought they said pot was the gateway drug.

HAHAHA! Friggin' brilliant. Now let this "old news" post die, before it goes to pot.

 

[homerjward]

I thought they said pot was the gateway drug.

that's so damn funny! next thing you know the cow on the side of the box is gonna be arrested for carrying 10lbs of weed in one of its stomachs...

btw, awesome new 'tar paulwhannel

 

[The Past]

I don't see what the big deal is, you would think someone would have be completely stoned to buy a Dell anyway.

LOL!!

 

[wdlove]

so tobacco and alcohol aren't? geez, this nation's crusade against "drugs" is misguided and a miserable failure.

I agree that the war on drugs has been a failure. It doesn't really matter what drug a person starts with. Certain people have an addictive personality and so will also try other drugs. The money used on the war could be better spent on prevention and treatment facilities.

 

[Crikey]

I agree that the war on drugs has been a failure. It doesn't really matter what drug a person starts with. Certain people have an addictive personality and so will also try other drugs. The money used on the war could be better spent on prevention and treatment facilities.

You and I rarely agree about politics, but you're absolutely right here. Too bad war sells.

Cheers!


Crikey

 

[rainman::|:|]

I agree that the war on drugs has been a failure. It doesn't really matter what drug a person starts with. Certain people have an addictive personality and so will also try other drugs. The money used on the war could be better spent on prevention and treatment facilities.

What can i say, when you're right, you're right. Much like when they legalized prostitution in NL... instead of spending the money on fighting it, which doesn't work, why not institute health systems to *really* protect the citizens? Imagine what a single good, new drug counsellor could do for addicts if their services were paid by government. One in every city, and we'd *still* be saving a ton of money.

paul