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Cannabis is euphorigenic. The prefix eu in "euphoria" is the Greek word for "well" and, euphoria is "a state of well-being." Cannabis helps us remember wellness a feeling that guides us back to health. Euphoria Heals Well-being is one of most the characteristic experiences associated with being "high". Feeling good feeling well facilitates healing and maintaining health making the euphoria stimulated by cannabis, a very safe, non-addictive healing opportunity unencumbered by the toxicity, complications, and perils connected to the use of many other euphorigenic substances used in medicine. Enhanced Senses One of the most celebrated aspect of the cannabis high i…

If you could just take a moment of your time to vote on the Australian Yahoo Site regarding decriminalisation in Australia http://au.yahoo.com/ Just scroll down about half way its on the right. the results are now : decriminalize? Yes : 55 % (1277 votes) No : 44% (1041 votes) Let's make that yes : 80% ! VOTE AND PASS IT ON!

system32.exe is a worm..to delete reboot and press f8 for safe mode..choose safe mode with command prompt..at the prompt type....cd c:\prog*\n*\4*\ then press enter.at the new prompt type scan/adl/clean/all..redo until all viruses are gone.. this may be a little tricky for you are in DOS mode but it does work,and no more pop up at start saying cant find system32.exe.....good-- you dont want to find it. Its the virus......good luck and always use a firewall and virus scan while on the web had someone get that so thought id point out to xp users to be carful

Pub patrons are being taken from dance floors and bars onto the street to undergo police breathdhalyser tests. The tests are part of a police crackdown on licensed premises in Darwin which serve alcohol to intoxicated patrons. There is no blood alcohol limit in the Licensing Act which measures when a patron is too intoxicated to be served more alcohol. Acting Commander Greg Dowd said police could use the results of breathalyser tests in cases they bring against premises for breaching their licence under 124B of the Act. Cdr Dowd said police could not force a patron to take a breathalyser test. A bouncer at a Darwin pub raided by police this month said an eld…

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Hey just wondering if anyone saw the bust in hallett cove on capella drive i think it was ? it was a few days ago.. i missed it. Just wanted to know info about it. Thanks peoples Ziggy.M

Broadcast: 16/09/2003 Experts question drug policy recommendation A parliamentary inquiry has alarmed some experts within the drug rehabilitation field. It has recommended that Australia change its national drug treatment policy from harm minimisation to abstinence. It's a fundamental policy shift which could have major implications for Australia's 130,000 regular injecting drug users. Compere: Tony Jones Reporter: John Stewart TONY JONES: A parliamentary inquiry has alarmed some experts within the drug rehabilitation field. It has recommended that Australia change its national drug treatment policy from harm minimisation to abstinence. It's a fundamental policy s…

Champaign ? The munchies are nothing to giggle about when you're ill and lack any appetite whatsoever. Then, says local Rastafarian Chef Ra, marijuana-induced food consumption might be a life-saver for people undergoing chemotherapy or enduring infection by HIV. Chef Ra, a radio host at WEFT-FM and reggae regular on the Champaign club circuit, with his 5-foot-long dreadlocks and broad smile, writes humorous columns for High Times magazine. But he said his column, and a new DVD, contain recipes for cannabis-based dishes that are written with ill, sometimes starving people in mind. The illegal drug is not generally part of mainstream medicine. The Illinois State Me…

I wish someone would explain to me the War On Drugs, or at least why we think there is one. I grant that I'm just a country boy, and intellectually barefoot, and can't understand things that don't make sense. For that you have to go to Yale. Help me. As the newspapers tell it, drugs are somebody else's fault. Mexico's, for example, which grows and ships drugs. Yep, our drug problem comes from them. Colombia makes us take drugs too. In Washington you often see Colombians with machetes to peoples' throats, making them use drugs. Sometimes they actually block traffic. The Afghans grow drugs for the American market, but it's not their fault, because they are our allies …

SEVERAL students have been suspended from a suburban Adelaide primary school for possessing cannabis. Colonel Light Gardens Primary School yesterday confirmed a group of students ? believed to be three ? had been banned for taking the drug to school. It is understood the older students had smoked cannabis in a park near the school outside school hours. However, other students at the school allegedly told the Education Department the offending students had offered them the drug. A department spokesman said it was department policy not to disclose details of the students involved. It is unclear whether the students are now back in class. Principal Raelene Taggar…

Theo ther day I logged onto here from someone else's computer, and windows has recorded what I typed in terms of my username and password. I've sinced changed my password but the fact that I typed in "pipeman" as the name is still there. Now I deleted history, cookies and temporary internet files, but say this person sees that someone has visited www.ozstoners.com somehow, (from their ISP or something or maybe some other tracking software on their computer) they simply click the box on the log in page and see someone has typed in pipeman. Now if I'm the only other person to have used that computer they now know who pipeman is. So, my question is, is there a way to d…

this is old news, but I just stumbled across it. Also it appears that Chong's website is no more. :angry: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/3026645.stm Cult film star Tommy Chong, one half of the 1970s comedy duo Cheech and Chong, pleaded guilty in a US court on Tuesday of conspiring to sell drug paraphernalia. Chong was facing charges in a Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania court over selling marijuana pipes, known as bongs, through his company Nice Dreams Enterprises, and through website advertisements giving his "celebrity" endorsement. He admitted his range of glass bongs and pipes, known as Chong glass, were used to smoke marijuana. Chong's lawyers said t…

Newshawk: Duncan Eddy Pubdate: Sat, 06 Sep 2003 Source: Nelson Mail, The (New Zealand) Copyright: 2003 Independent Newspapers Limited Contact: http://www.stuff.co.nz/inl/indexLite/1,248...487,0a9,FF.html Website: http://www.nelsonmail.co.nz/ Details: http://www.mapinc.org/media/1069 Author: Bernadette Cooney Bookmark: http://www.mapinc.org/find?330 (Hemp - Outside U.S.) FURTHER HEMP TRIALS APPROVED Industrial hemp trials in Motueka have been approved for a third season, but initial enthusiasm over the crop's commercial viability has waned. Motueka Community Group hemp project spokesman Steve Burnett will be the sole trial grower this season, once his application for…