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Hey all I have seen a few topics on using an old pc as a fire wall, and want to set one up. I have a p3 700 with 512 meg of ram and a 10 gig hdd that i want to use. So if anyone here can help me set one up or has a gide to help me do it it would be great. Thanks in advance...

My brother, Nick who lives in Wollongong, visited the other day and among the gems he brought with him was a digi copy of a Australian Marijuana Party pamphlet from Kiama by-election circa 1985. Maybe some of the old-timers might remember how strong pot was in those days? 30 times stronger today? Ha ha ha what a joke, I remember some mind boggling herb from that era.

Drug raid nets 160 plants 27.07.2006 POLICE raided 10 properties this week, charged two people and recovered more than 160 marijuana plants during a series of drug busts in Gin Gin. Bundaberg detectives, as well as the dog squad, helped the Gin Gin police carry out the major operation. Gin Gin Police Senior Constable Tim Marrinan said 80 marijuana plants had been recovered from a property at Gaeta and a further 80 plants and 3.7kg of dried leaves and buds had been discovered on a second property in the area. “It’s very pleasing when police receive information and the operation goes well,” Snr Const Marrinan said. Detective Senior Constable Meg Owens said t…

Just been sent another comedy article . Heads up if you live in vic mates, they'll be after roly papers next. http://the.standard.net.au/articles/2006/0...3166493728.html Where there's smoke there's ire over bong sales MADELINE HEALEY July 20, 2006 ``BAN the bong'' is Denis Napthine's latest catchcry after the MP discovered the drug-using device was being sold in Warrnambool. The member for South West Coast told State Parliament on Tuesday that bongs _ commonly used to smoke illegal drugs like marijuana _ should not be available in shops. ``It is strange to me that we can walk down the streets of many parts of Melbourne, and indeed in my own electorate …

right ive just found this news artical about Israel using depleated uranium munitions against Hezbolla... I was under the impression that Hezbolla were the terrorist??? this is just wrong and I will explain why.. I was watching a doco the other day on iraq and it stated in this doco the use of depleated unranium munitions when the us went into Iraq the first time...it also stated that the soliers were never told about the radiation levels with the targets that were hit.. The pentagon knew 6 months before hand.. now all the soldiers are dying from radiation poisoning... the areas hit were said to carry dangerous levels of radiation for 450million years.... now how the fu…

Author: Jane Metlikovec Date: 09/03/06 Source: Herald Sun Copyright: Herald and Weekly Times

link An honours student in the US has been charged with delivering marijuana-spiked muffins to a teachers lounge in a senior prank that sent 18 people to the hospital and triggered an FBI and terrorism investigation. "I had no idea of the scope of my actions," Ian Walker, 18, said after he and friend Joseph Tellini surrendered to police. They could receive 10 years in prison or more if convicted of felony charges. Walker is accused of bringing adulterated bran muffins to Tellini's suburban school May 16 and claiming they were part of a Boy Scout project. When Lake Highlands High School employees ate the muffins, they began complaining of nausea, lightheadedness a…

POLICE have launched a crackdown on drug gangs setting up hydroponic cannabis-growing operations across Melbourne and nearby farming areas. The move comes as Prime Minister John Howard urges states to tackle cannabis abuse as part of Australia's new mental-health strategy. At the Council of Australian Governments meeting in Canberra on Friday, Mr Howard said a generation of Australians had been too passive about illicit drug use, particularly marijuana and amphetamines. The latest raids, on Thursday, resulted in seven arrests at hydroponics shops in Melton and Werribee, houses across the western and northern suburbs and a farm near Bacchus Marsh. Three men appeared in the…

http://www.news.com.au/story/0,10117,17253511-1702,00.html --- Article Text --- A TEENAGE boy will face court today after cannabis worth nearly $1 million was found at a house in Sydney's south. Police raided the house on The Grand Parade at Sans Souci about 9.30am (AEDT) today after a tip-off from a member of the public. Officers allegedly found 233 hydroponic plants with an estimated street value of $880,000. Police later arrested a 17-year-old boy in inner city Waterloo. He was charged with cultivating a prohibited plant and was due to appear in Sutherland Local Court today.

Army Recruits Down The Australian Defence Force forecasts that young Australians will increase their usage of recreational drugs and suffer from obesity in higher numbers in the future. The findings came out of the Defence Force's internal recruiting plan, which found that the number of potential army recuits is deminishing. Increasing use of marijuana and obesity related to junk food were cited as the main reasons for the decline in the potential candidates. The ADF is having trouble recruiting for other reasons as well, including the ageing of the population and private sector competition. Source : SkyNews Active on Austar Digital Hmmm, I wonder if its la…

"It's harmless" "It's worse than heroin" "It cures cancer" "It causes cancer" "It causes Psychosis" "It cures Psychosis" Anyone getting sick of the FUD (Fear, Uncertanty, Doubt) that the media spreads about our favorite herb? http://www.news.com.au/story/0,10117,17423669-29277,00.html

THE Australian Greens have dropped a controversial policy to study options to supply drug users with ecstasy and marijuana. Party leader Bob Brown said yesterday the party had backed away from the proposal after talking to drug experts. The plan to investigate the regulated supply of illicit drugs was ridiculed by critics in the lead-up to the 2004 federal election. It called for "the controlled availability of cannabis at appropriate venues" and "investigations of options for the regulated supply of social drugs such as ecstasy in controlled environments". Under the Greens' revised drugs policy, decisions about harm minimisation would rest with a proposed new Aus…