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I have fixed the issue that we had with flash chat so we can all go back to using that now

For a while there it seemed as though the latest anti-cannabis campaign driven by John Howard and Morris Iemma was dying down but now it's back and meaner than ever. And, I used to think that channel Ten was a little less anti-cannabis than Nine and Seven but that illusion has been shattered. They joined the anti-cannabis crusade in a big way last night by portraying cannabis as a drug which will ravage users and make them deranged out-of-control murderers. On the 5th of May, 2006, Ten's late news had two negative stories on cannabis. Here is the summary: The broadcast starts at approx 11.55pm and the third headline is: "...and how cannabis is driving Australia '…

Mexico set to legalize personal amounts of pot, cocaine, heroin Source: Mexico to decriminalise pot and cocaine, The AgeAuthor: Reuters Date: April 29, 2006 - 6:24AM Copyright: © 2006 Reuters Source: cnn.comAuthor: The Associated Press Date: Friday, April 28, 2006 Copyright: © 2006, CNN International San Diego mayor 'appalled' by Mexican move to lift drug laws: Source: www.sfgate.comAuthor: The Associated Press Date: Friday, April 28, 2006 Copyright: 2006, © www.sfgate.com Yeay! A win for the good guys!

Cannabis Painted on High Street House Must Go LITCHFIELD, Conn. -- A man who spray-painted large cannabis leaves on his house has agreed to remove the bright green paintings as part of a plea agreement with prosecutors. Christopher Seekins, of Winsted, was arrested in October when police discovered about 100 marijuana plants in his house. He said they were hemp and part of a research project. After his arrest, Seekins painted images of the green leaf on his Victorian-style house, each accompanied by the word "hemp." Town officials say they received several complaints because Seekins' home _ on High Street _ is visible from Winsted's main thoroughfare. Seekins has …

A MAN who bludgeoned his own mother to death because he could not bear the thought of becoming her full-time carer led a secret life of shame and violence as a cross-dressing armed robber. Bizarre details of father-of-three Phillip Parkes' life were revealed yesterday when he was jailed for at least 13 years for the murder of ailing Grace Parkes, 83. Parkes, 49, pleaded guilty in November to the crime, committed in January last year, but faced the Supreme Court for sentencing submissions yesterday. The hearing was told he had previously been convicted of armed robberies, carried out while dressed in women's clothes with an unloaded firearm. This, a psychiatrist to…

Ozstoners FlashChat is going to be closed for a while while we look for a replacement in the meantime we will be using a temporary irc server thanx to a gracious donation of Deadvet of CelticStone Reccomended Chat software : xchat Server: 85.17.11.69 Chanel : #ozstoners Port: 6697 enable ssl and accept invalid ssl you can use any irc client to access the chat server howeve the reccomended software is xchat , you can search for it on the internet or just download it form the link bellow https://cannabis.community.forums.ozstoners...loads/xchat.exe Screenshot attached is what you should see usign the reccomended software to join the chanel just type , /jo…

Ok well I have a few updates to make in relation to the site and functions available the first thing I want to talk about is the clearing out of Personal messages , , doing a general scan I saw that many of you where keeping messages that you probably shouldn

It was just another quickfire raffle at work – but the prize wasn't the usual meatpack or frozen chook. Instead, the winner would take home an ounce of sticky marijuana heads. And ticket seller Timothy Andrew Murphy's number was up when someone called the police. In the New Plymouth District Court yesterday, an embarrassed but smiling Murphy (25), of New Plymouth, admitted he was busted selling raffle tickets at his work on April 7. Judge Louis Bidois asked Murphy if he had lost his job as a result. Murphy confirmed he had, but said in his defence: "It's been done before." Judge Bidois said the scheme was doomed to fail, because when Murphy asked people to buy…

A 64-YEAR-OLD man has been charged in connection with what West Australian police allege was an "elaborate" hydroponic cannabis operation. Police allegedly found 101 cannabis plants, drying cannabis and cultivation equipment at a home in Two Rocks, 65km from Perth. They said evidence was found at a rear granny flat, an underground cellar, a rear shade house and two bedrooms on the property. The man has been charged with cultivation and intent to sell and supply and will appear in the Joondalup Magistrates Court on Friday. Author:Sunday Times Date:26apr06 Source:Sunday Times Copyright:© Sunday Times

TWO decades after the failed Australia Card, the spectre of Big Brother is back with a smart card yesterday approved by the Howard Government. With your name and photo on the front and a chip carrying your address, birth date and details of children or other dependants, the non-compulsory card will be used to access Medicare and Government welfare services. Holders also will be able to include information such as emergency contact details, allergies, health alerts, chronic illnesses, immunisation information and organ donor status. The Federal Government says it will replace 17 existing cards, including the Medicare card, and save the country about $3 billion lost t…