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TWO men have been charged after police seized more than a tonne of cannabis being grown in state forests in Western Australia's southwest. Police said they discovered the cannabis, worth an estimated $1 million, at 15 different locations in state forests around Nannup, Augusta and Margaret River. Police used a helicopter to locate the crops between last Wednesday and Friday. Police have charged a 52-year-old Nannup man with cultivating cannabis with intent to sell or supply and possess cannabis with intent to sell or supply. He will face the Busselton Magistrates Court on March 27. A 48-year-old man, also of Nannup, was charged with cultivating a prohibited plan…
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Paul_Perrett_Orders_in_Council_Statement.docDivinatory Experiences (And sundry matters) Dedicated to Ruen, Baron Jay of Ewelme & Mr. Price CBE QC I don’t advise consulting the tarot when stoned, although I have done. The intelligences which govern it are Mercurial and unscrupulous in deceiving the diviner. This does not mean that they are malignant; they just have a proper pride in their office as Oracles of Truth. In short, if you ask party-time questions you will get part-time answers! A few months short of a decade ago I became involved in some political matters. The consequences of this have been life changing. At one time I had a woman, a profession, a home…
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Author: Mark BROWNE Date: 12/10/2005 Source: Saanich News (.com) (British Columbia - Canada) Copyright: © 2005 Saanich News Link: article link Study favours pot smoking in pregnancy By Mark BROWNE Victoria News Oct 12 2005 Some people might be shocked at the idea of pregnant women smoking marijuana to deal with the nausea that comes with pregnancy. But a UK-based medical publication, Journal of Complementary Therapies in Clinical Practice, has taken the idea seriously and published a study conducted by the Vancouver Island Compassion Society on the topic. The Victoria-based society, which provides medicinal marijuana to people suffering from various illnesses, …
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Date: Monday, March 12, 2007 Source: Belfast Telegraph Copyright: # © Independent News & Media (NI) ------------------------------------------------------- She's just been busted for the second time, but Patricia Tabram's unusual (and illegal) cottage industry goes on. Ian Herbert joins her in the kitchen for a masterclass in class C culinary delights There's a heavenly kind of abundance about Patricia Tabram's kitchen that should earn her a place in the Grandmothers' Hall of Fame. Chocolate cakes and cooking oils jostle for position on several chaotic work surfaces. Bacon (smoked and unsmoked), plum pudding, heaps of cream cheese (for use in both cheesecake and o…
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http://www.nzherald.co.nz/section/1/story....jectid=10427931 "A woman who called Napier police this morning to report a burglary became so upset she broke down in tears - although the police communications officer who took the initial call couldn't stop smiling. The call left senior sergeant Mal Lochrie shaking his head as he explained that the woman had called to report the theft of three marijuana plants which she had growing in pots outside." I'd prolly be crying too.
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Hello, I was bored so decided to do sum researching see what I could find... lovely internet Now there is far too much information to post all of it... so I have included the link instead. http://paranoia.lycaeum.org/marijuana/fact...-mythology.html I think some of the most open people to the possibility of the many benefits of cannabis use are doctors themselves. Anyhoo... read away... sure does have sum interesting stuff in there Have A Nice Day Pebbles
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Somewhere Over The Rainbow Weigh a Pie “Shall I say, I have gone at dusk through narrow streets…?” I took up the tobacco pipe in or about 1980 – I think. Gazbo took it up just after me. We smoked Amphora Black Cavendish. Cloying memories of sweet tobacco smoke in the backroom of Nana’s house because she thought that it added the room-note of a man. Rich and luxuriant in the meandering traditions of patient men, contented to silently reflect while the nicotine intimately massaged the pleasure centres of our souls. You cannot get Amphora Black anymore. Generally Gaz and I would light incense then take the sacrament in my cramped Study and thereafter smoke our pipes an…
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HERALD SUN Bong sale to be banned November 23, 2006 03:17pm Article from: AAP Font size: + - Send this article: Print Email THE sale of bongs and other drug smoking equipment will be banned in Queensland, Premier Peter Beattie said today. The State Opposition says a number of businesses in the heart of Surfers Paradise have glass pipes and other implements associated with illegal drug use prominently displayed in their windows. One shop was even promoting schoolies' specials, Opposition health spokesman John-Paul Langbroek said. The pipes are used for smoking crystal methamphetamine, commonly known as “ice” when the nation was in the grip of an ice epide…
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If you attack the veracity of shills like Dillon you catch there attention sooner or later they can't handle personal attacks as there lives are a fantasy world , a house of cards just waiting to tumble . Come and have a go at the fuckwit Anti-Cannabis-Nazi propagandist. right on this blog I suggest some come over as I suspect they are cowards and will blacklist me.
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The Science of Getting It Wrong: How to Deal with False Research Findings Talk about making waves. Two years ago medical researcher John Ioannidis of the University of Ioannina in Greece offered mathematical "proof" that most published research results are wrong. Now, statisticians using similar methods found—not surprisingly—that the more researchers reproduce a finding, the better chance it has of being true. Another research team says researchers have to draw conclusions from imperfect information, but offers a way to draw the line between justified and unjustified risks. http://www.sciam.com/media/inline/05C04C38-E7F2-99DF-3843F150B0DE1355_1.gif FALSE POSI…
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I was just watching the news and heard that Billy Thorpe died of a heart attack. ABC online news, Billy Thorpe, dies.
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I originally saw this story on Prime News.. they must have recounted coz there was only 600 plants this arvo. http://www.nzherald.co.nz/section/1/story....jectid=10426280 "Really Your Honour Bro.. we don't sell any of ut, ut's just to keep the chuckuns quiet and heppy"
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Herd on the news about a bust in Gin Gin. 900 plants found in national park. Cannabis crop located in National Park Three men will appear in court today charged following the discovery of several large drug crops in a National Park near Gin Gin.Gin Gin National Park drug crop As a result of extensive investigations by police from Bundaberg CIB and the State Drug Investigation Unit’s Plantation Squad, a search was conducted of an isolated area of bushland about an hour west of Granite Creek, outside of Gin Gin. More than 900 cannabis plants were located with some measuring three metres in height. Two large drums of dried cannabis were also located at one of the…
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Debunking myths about marijuana: http://www.veryimportantpotheads.com/main2.htm Everyone is on here from Bill Gates to Pythagoras!
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War on drugs failing: ex-judge FORMER royal commissioner and inaugural National Crime Authority chairman Don Stewart says attempts to deal with the growing illicit drug problem through traditional law enforcement methods have failed. The retired judge, who headed a royal commission into drug trafficking in Australia in the 1980s, says illegal drug use should be treated as a public health issue. "I have slowly come around to the point where I believe the handling of it in a criminal way is never going to work," Mr Stewart told The Weekend Australian. "Punitive measures will not work. We can't go on the way we are." In a book to be published next week, Mr Stewart say…
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6OZ Stoners: Charting the Rise of Australia's Premier Cannabis Community
Greetings, Stoners! The rich narrative of the Australian cannabis community, with OZ Stoners standing tall at its helm, is a blend of trials, tribulations, heartening comebacks, and the unwavering dedication of its members. Let’s delve deep into this riveting tale.
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In the bustling digital streets of the late '90s, Yahoo Geocities stood out as a haven for burgeoning online communities. It was here, amidst this digital renaissance, that OZ Stoners planted its foundational roots. This marked the dawn of a space that would go on to become synonymous with Australian cannabis culture.
Navigating the Digital Tempests
On its journey, OZ Stoners faced formidable challenges. Between Yahoo's unpredictability and the unexpected anti-cannabis stance of titans like Meta, steering the ship required a blend of adaptability, tenacity, and foresight.
A Hiatus and the Phoenix's Ascent
Come 2022, OZ Stoners entered a period of unplanned dormancy, lasting a challenging 12 months. But, reminiscent of the legendary phoenix, this hiatus was transformed into an opportunity for rebirth. The platform underwent comprehensive upgrades, server enhancements, and a revitalising overhaul. As it emerged, it did so with a phoenix-like rise, soaring higher and brighter, dedicated to serving the community with even more zeal and purpose.
Ode to the Trailblazers
The tapestry of OZ Stoners is woven with the dedication and vision of its founding members. Their relentless drive and contributions have been the bedrock of its success. While many of these pioneers continue to shape its direction, we pause to honor those trailblazers we've lost over time. Their indomitable spirit continues to inspire and resonate within the cannabis community. - Memorial Hall
The Lighthouse of Today and Promise of Tomorrow
OZ Stoners, in the contemporary digital landscape, stands as a lighthouse for the Australian cannabis community. Beyond being a forum, it exemplifies adaptability, unity, and a shared passion. As it anchors and shapes cannabis discourse Down Under, it continually underscores the strength and beauty of collective endeavor.
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