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kestrelx 10-02-2012 09:08
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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 969409)
Missed that, shame would have loved to watch it.One of Vinces last jobs was a Baggage Handler at a Swiss airport.
It was a series shown about 12 years ago with all Rock n Roll stars featured each week, that was in it about his job with baggage!

kestrelx 10-02-2012 23:30
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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 969506)
Shows how thick you are keep trying to justify stupidity;)
That is a scientific report based on research - not "knee jerk reaction" - the document says people who used some drugs in moderation!

Stoned seniors: Germany faces epidemic of hippy pensioners - Europe - World - The Independent

garinda 10-02-2012 23:37
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Holy crack pipe.

Are the pot heads still zonked in here?

Contemplating the creativity of smack.

Bored.

Moved on.

Exciting, more dangerous threads for me.

kestrelx 10-02-2012 23:38
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Originally Posted by Gordon Booth (Post 969513)
Ah! But what you failed to tell us,kestrelx, is that The Independent Scientific Committee on Drugs was founded and is run by-guess who-Doctor David Nutt!
The nut who you started this thread with some time ago!
The man who was sacked by the Government for saying that ' Taking ecstasy is no more dangerous than an addiction to horse riding'.
I think either you didn't check this out or you preferred not to mention it as it would put a question mark over the so called independence of the report.
You weaken your own argument by doing this! In fact I think we can safely dismissed this as intentionally biased reporting
Professor Nutt is right - he is going off proper evidence not "knee jerk reactions". Where do you get your information that all drugs are killing people? From the Sun? Politicians who want to get voted in next time by being "tough" on drugs!

What about alcohol killed 25,000 to 200,000 people between 2000 - 04

Tobacco half a million dead between 2000 - 04

Paracetomol kills 150 people a year.

DrugScope | DRUG INFORMATION | How many people die from drugs?

:hehetable

kestrelx 11-02-2012 00:10
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Problems related to alcohol in the UK cost 25 Billion pounds per year according to this...

25billion spent on alcohol abuse | Metro.co.uk

I heard on the TV today it cost £40Billion a year!??????

£25 - 40 billion to deal with LEGAL - ALCOHOL ABUSE AND RELATED PROBLEMS IN THE UK! Doesn't that make you think? :confused::eek:

Smoking a bit of cannabis or taking some ecstasy does not make people go out and trash their neighbourhoods and hurt each other and then get ill! So why are people so het up about it?

jaysay 11-02-2012 08:56
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Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 969616)
Problems related to alcohol in the UK cost 25 Billion pounds per year according to this...

25billion spent on alcohol abuse | Metro.co.uk

I heard on the TV today it cost £40Billion a year!??????

£25 - 40 billion to deal with LEGAL - ALCOHOL ABUSE AND RELATED PROBLEMS IN THE UK! Doesn't that make you think? :confused::eek:

Smoking a bit of cannabis or taking some ecstasy does not make people go out and trash their neighbourhoods and hurt each other and then get ill! So why are people so het up about it?
The sale of alcohol is legal and is enjoyed by millions of people, drugs are illegal and make drug dealers into murderers and very rich men you don't give two ***** for anybody, including the numpties who sell the stuff for them

Gordon Booth 11-02-2012 10:08
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Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 969614)
Professor Nutt is right - he is going off proper evidence not "knee jerk reactions". Where do you get your information that all drugs are killing people? From the Sun? Politicians who want to get voted in next time by being "tough" on drugs!

What about alcohol killed 25,000 to 200,000 people between 2000 - 04

Tobacco half a million dead between 2000 - 04

Paracetomol kills 150 people a year.

DrugScope | DRUG INFORMATION | How many people die from drugs?

:hehetable
I don't read the Sun.
And you're doing it again-quoting another website which grinds your particular axe!
Quote me an independent. unbiased source and you might get a bit more credibility!

Less 11-02-2012 10:42
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Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 969616)

£25 - 40 billion to deal with LEGAL - ALCOHOL ABUSE AND RELATED PROBLEMS IN THE UK! Doesn't that make you think? :confused::eek:
Yes, it makes me think.

It makes me think that two wrongs don't make a right.

If alcohol IS a big problem then legalising drugs and compounding that problem rather than tackling it without the aid of drugs is like you, a no brainer.

:)

(Notice the smiley face, i'm not getting at you, honest! I'm so glad you are still on site giving us your wisdom).

Gordon Booth 11-02-2012 19:29
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Dalhousie University, Canada(BBC News online)- smoking cannabis up to 3 hours before driving means you are twice as likely to cause a collision resulting in serious injury or death.
Puts having a cigarette in the shade, doesn't it?

kestrelx 12-02-2012 14:58
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Originally Posted by Less (Post 969660)
Yes, it makes me think.

It makes me think that two wrongs don't make a right.

If alcohol IS a big problem then legalising drugs and compounding that problem rather than tackling it without the aid of drugs is like you, a no brainer.

:)

(Notice the smiley face, i'm not getting at you, honest! I'm so glad you are still on site giving us your wisdom).
You can't drink alcohol on exstasy the two don't go together. :) Alcohol cancels it out. Also generally people who smoke cannabis aren't big drinkers either.

Gordon Booth 12-02-2012 15:17
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Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 969888)
You can't drink alcohol on exstasy the two don't go together. :) Alcohol cancels it out. Also generally people who smoke cannabis aren't big drinkers either.
So that's good news then!
All the people high on ecstacy and cannabis won't be drinking, all the people high on alcohol won't be taking ecstacy or cannabis!
But one way or another we'll all be happy.
What a comforting picture of the possible future you paint, assuming you get your way.

Boeing Guy 12-02-2012 16:27
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Well Whitney Houston died yesterday, there's a good advert for anti drug use.

MargaretR 12-02-2012 17:09
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In one news report I read that prescription drugs were found in the hotel room.

Poison is available legally too:rolleyes:

Boeing Guy 12-02-2012 17:27
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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 969913)
In one news report I read that prescription drugs were found in the hotel room.

Poison is available legally too:rolleyes:
Agreed Margaret, however she admitted to Cocaine use.
Drugs screwed her up, end of whether or not she obtained them legally or not is a matter of moot.
As I said a good advert for anti drug use.
Poor woman

jaysay 13-02-2012 09:02
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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 969913)
In one news report I read that prescription drugs were found in the hotel room.

Poison is available legally too:rolleyes:
Again stupidity personified, I have a cupboard full of prescription drugs, and take them as prescribed, but my brain hasn't bean addled previously by crack cocaine and other illegal substances, you can kill yourself with over the counter medications if your stupid enough


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