See what deregulation does for us, black lung.

[HatchetJack]

Originally Posted by BlueStreak

If we legalize marijuana, most of us will no longer care.

If we legalize it we would have to have someone like RJ Reynolds or Philip
Morris to handle growth, drying and packaging. Make sure it's not laced with
bath salts or meth. Gotta have regulations too so we have hire people to make
regulations. And more to enforce them. Those workers are entitled to free health
care also right? Gotta put a sin tax on it and train law enforcement on the new
instant roadside blood test equipment. Gotta have that DUI money going around
so the lawyers can keep up their country club dues. And the doctors, they have
to get their cut writing the prescription. Someone has to fill it, and that would be
a government owned and operated store right? That's gonna cost more so the
sales tax will have to be enough to cover it. We will also need an addiction hospital
and nursing homes for the burnouts. How about $ 979.99 for a pack of 20?

PLUS TAX

[Rex E.]

Originally Posted by HatchetJack

If we legalize it we would have to have someone like RJ Reynolds or Philip
Morris to handle growth, drying and packaging. Make sure it's not laced with
bath salts or meth. Gotta have regulations too so we have hire people to make
regulations. And more to enforce them. Those workers are entitled to free health
care also right? Gotta put a sin tax on it and train law enforcement on the new
instant roadside blood test equipment. Gotta have that DUI money going around
so the lawyers can keep up their country club dues. And the doctors, they have
to get their cut writing the prescription. Someone has to fill it, and that would be
a government owned and operated store right? That's gonna cost more so the
sales tax will have to be enough to cover it. We will also need an addiction hospital
and nursing homes for the burnouts. How about $ 979.99 for a pack of 20?

PLUS TAX

Most of the stuff above is just silly........

[bobabode]

Originally Posted by Rex E.

"And your old lady has just gone down...." F.Z.

Slow an' easy right over the plate, eh?

[bobabode]

Originally Posted by HatchetJack

If we legalize it we would have to have someone like RJ Reynolds or Philip
Morris to handle growth, drying and packaging. Make sure it's not laced with
bath salts or meth. Gotta have regulations too so we have hire people to make
regulations. And more to enforce them. Those workers are entitled to free health
care also right? Gotta put a sin tax on it and train law enforcement on the new
instant roadside blood test equipment. Gotta have that DUI money going around
so the lawyers can keep up their country club dues. And the doctors, they have
to get their cut writing the prescription. Someone has to fill it, and that would be
a government owned and operated store right? That's gonna cost more so the
sales tax will have to be enough to cover it. We will also need an addiction hospital
and nursing homes for the burnouts. How about $ 979.99 for a pack of 20?

PLUS TAX

Awww Jack! We cuttin' into your shine bizness? C'mon, I heard you make some fine Mountain Dew...

[HatchetJack]

No, even if I wanted to there is no corn. The county has turned into a bedroom
community for Atlanta. I bet there's not 20 acres of corn grown in the whole
county.
I have been known to make a proper hefeweizen. My last scored a 43 of 50
2nd place best of show.
There are still some small isolated pockets of true mountain people hidden
away in some very remote locations in the North Georgia Mountains.
I hate to disappoint you all that we are all not toothless rednecks but your
vision of the South is about like my thinking that California people are all
queers and communists.

[bobabode]

Originally Posted by HatchetJack

No, even if I wanted to there is no corn. The county has turned into a bedroom
community for Atlanta. I bet there's not 20 acres of corn grown in the whole
county.
I have been known to make a proper hefeweizen. My last scored a 43 of 50
2nd place best of show.
There are still some small isolated pockets of true mountain people hidden
away in some very remote locations in the North Georgia Mountains.
I hate to disappoint you all that we are all not toothless rednecks but your
vision of the South is about like my thinking that California people are all
queers and communists.

Hey now Jack, I spent twelve years below the Mason Dixon Line. Y'all got me wrong, brutha!
Hot 'Lanta? Damn Jack you're almost cosmopolitan compare to this Orange county boy. Sheesh I lived up in Silverado Canyon for many years and we don't even have 3% black here in the county. We do have to learn Spanish though if you want to get along. Congrats on the 2nd place ribbon, man. That's very cool!
Listen to any Little Feat?
North Georgia College is where the Army tried to teach my Dad engineering in '42-'43 out of Camp Gordon. Do you know of it? Dad spoke highly of the people of Georgia! (peaches, mostly)

[Boreas]

Originally Posted by HatchetJack

I hate to disappoint you all that we are all not toothless rednecks but your
vision of the South is about like my thinking that California people are all
queers and communists.

I'll let you in on a little secret.

We are.

John

[Rex E.]

Originally Posted by HatchetJack

There are still some small isolated pockets of true mountain people hidden
away in some very remote locations in the North Georgia Mountains.
.

You mean like these

[HatchetJack]

Originally Posted by Boreas

I'll let you in on a little secret.

We are.

John

I will add California to Northeast Georgia as places not to take a canoe trip

[HatchetJack]

Originally Posted by bobabode

Hey now Jack, I spent twelve years below the Mason Dixon Line. Y'all got me wrong, brutha!
Hot 'Lanta? Damn Jack you're almost cosmopolitan compare to this Orange county boy. Sheesh I lived up in Silverado Canyon for many years and we don't even have 3% black here in the county. We do have to learn Spanish though if you want to get along. Congrats on the 2nd place ribbon, man. That's very cool!
Listen to any Little Feat?
North Georgia College is where the Army tried to teach my Dad engineering in '42-'43 out of Camp Gordon. Do you know of it? Dad spoke highly of the people of Georgia! (peaches, mostly)

Your Dad was right. My wife went to college at North Georgia. There is also
another small college just north of there and one of my old high school buddies
is Dean of admissions up there. I go up there trout fishing and to corrupt him
once a year.

Been a while on the Little Feat although I think I ran across a sealed album
of theirs while cleaning up my listening room saturday. I will go back and check
into it.