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ha stoners, i was watching the news on channel nine and the story was about men getting boob reduction surgery....Anyway they say its caused by obesity,steroids and ,hows this marijuana use.....what the??? " blokes smokes dope and gets gropped" THe media will say anything to put down our medicine . I'd better duck out and grab a double 'D' cup cause i'm gunna need it after all the pot i smoke.........space
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Posted Fri Nov 9, 2007 11:23am AEDT A German flasher stunned lawyers during his appeal hearing on a flashing conviction by stripping off in court, authorities said. "The court withdrew for deliberations and during the adjournment the man removed his clothes again," said a spokesman for the court in the western city of Duisburg. "It appears he sees it as art, and views himself as a living work of art." The 60-year-old was in court to appeal against his conviction for running onto the pitch naked during a girl's soccer match and striking a range of "body builder poses", the spokesman said. State prosecutors filed fresh charges of indecent behaviour against the …
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http://www.chebahut.com/ If you ask them to run your food "through the Dutch garden" they add buds!!!
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http://au.news.yahoo.com/071024/15/14ra1.html?f=mv WTF how could they fine her haha that could be one of the greatest things you ever get to see.
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http://news.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=306428 Parrot alerts Texas man who shoots burglar Wednesday Oct 17 05:48 AEST A parrot chirping "hello" woke his Texas owner up to find, and then shoot, a burglar in his garage Tuesday, local media reports. "I guess you could call him a stool pigeon," owner Dennis Baker told the Dallas Morning News. It was the fifth time the home, which is also used as a locksmith shop, was burglarized this month. So when Baker woke to the sounds of Salvador, his Mexican Red-headed parrot, saying "hello, hello" he knew something was wrong. Baker grabbed his gun and shot the burglar in his garage. The man died at hospital, poli…
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Source: www.news.com.au Im sorry for the families loss, but to say cannabis has killed people in a story about an 11yo boy who hanged himself is nothing short of spreading a bit of properganda
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Source: www.news.com.au having a zero tolerance policy is a bit strict, but i suppose if they fuck up it puts lives at risk
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Author: Tom Allard National Security Editor Date: September 17, 2007 Source: SMH Online Copyright: Copyright © 2007. The Sydney Morning Herald When will this bullshit stop, it seems that our rights are being eroded more and more. Everywhere is becoming more like 1984 with big brother being able to track our every move.
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It was hailed as a breakthrough in the democratisation of knowledge. But the online encyclopedia has since been hijacked by forces who decided that certain things were best left unknown. The secret of Wikipedia's phenomenal success is that anyone can edit the millions of comments, facts and statistics published on the pages of the world's most popular online encyclopaedia. But that of course is also its greatest weakness. The chance to rewrite history in flattering and uncritical terms has proved too much of a temptation for scores of multinational companies, political parties and well-known organisations across the world. If a misdemeanour from a politician's colou…
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Rest of the story can be found at: http://www.news.com.au/dailytelegraph/stor...5006003,00.html Hey... umm.... WTF IS GOING ON! Addicted to games? Addicted to internet? Ok, ok, before those authoritarian types out there begin getting their bits all wet about something new to ban... lets figure this one out. This is a world wide problem, its been around for a while now and there are doctors out there who do specialise in video game addiction. The question is, what will happen when we begin designing easily accessible virtual reality games, which lets be honest here... isn't too far away- they have already released ultra basic versions. Are psychedelics or borderline m…
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Date: July 16th, 2007 Source: Hollywood Today Copyright: 2006 Angel Media
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Well being honest would have to be the first good trait for this potential employee
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By James Vicini WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A passenger in a car pulled over for a traffic violation can challenge the stop for violating the constitutional protection against unreasonable searches and seizures, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously on Monday. The justices held that the California Supreme Court was wrong in ruling that any constitutional violations when a police officer illegally stops a vehicle may be challenged only by the driver. The high court's opinion written by Justice David Souter said the passenger in such cases can be considered "seized," basically unable to leave the scene when the police make the traffic stop, and can also challenge the st…
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Well. Whaddaya know?!? May be there is hope after all. This may be important info for those of us who subscribe to pro cannabis sites & communicate back & forth. Court rules E-Mail Search Without Warrant Violates Fourth Amendment Monday, June 18, 2007 CINCINNATI — Federal investigators overstepped constitutional bounds by searching stored e-mails without a warrant in a fraud investigation, a federal appeals court ruled Monday. In a case closely watched by civil-liberties advocates in the still-emerging field of Internet privacy, a three-judge panel of the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals found that e-mail users have a reasonable expectation of privacy…
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