Chat Years Eve Party

what's new in here?

 

hey..itsa sprogaladyte

whats new?...well everyone in here decided to make me the king and hand over their possessions,drugs and cash......you already have my address....get it in the mail tofay and i wont have you put in the stock


good to see you

 

are you taking on our debt as well?

i'm writing a resume for the first time in forever. i've never been good at this. i think i'll take it over to the employment services place at the Y and let them tell me what i've fucked up. i actually have a more impressive resume than i had originally thought, though... not bad for a drop out.

 

resumes and applications are my specialty

i am an expert on resume fraud

no...no debt.....and keep the rabbits lol

 

two days in a row of blue sky!!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fp0gPhBZFt8"]Fischerspooner - Happy - YouTube
:hurray:

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EvP0IXNgD7I

 

its super windy here today...



:sunny:

 

Hey everyone! How's it going today?

 

ive been watching a cold stinkbug try to climb up the window for a few hours..

 

http://fox43.com/2013/01/09/state-senator-proposes-legalizing-marijuana-in-pennsylvania/

State Senator Daylin Leach, a Democrat representing Montgomery/Delaware Counties plans to introduce legislation that would legalize marijuana in Pennsylvania. The bill is currently circulating for cosponsorship. Leach previously introduced a bill that would allow the use of medical marijuana by eligible patients in the state.

Here is Leach’s letter on the subject:

This past November, the people of Washington State and Colorado voted to fully legalize marijuana. Other places, including California, have had de facto legalization for some time. This week, I will introduce legislation which would have Pennsylvania join these other states in ending this modern-day prohibition. My bill will legalize the consumption of marijuana for adults over the age of twenty one, without regard to the purpose of that consumption. Here’s why:

For the past 75 years, our marijuana policy has been foolish, ill-conceived, costly and destructive, and it must end. We have been waging a “war on drugs” that includes treating the use of Marijuana as a matter for the criminal justice system. We have spent billions of dollars investigating, prosecuting, incarcerating and monitoring millions of our fellow citizens who have hurt no one, damaged no property, breached no peace. Their only “crime” was smoking a plant which made them feel a bit giddy.

People across our Commonwealth have spent time in prison, lost time at work, been forced to hire lawyers and had their lives disrupted and sometimes destroyed because they used a product less dangerous than beer, less risky than children’s cough syrup, less addictive than chocolate and whose societal harm comes from its prohibition rather than its use.

According to the Office of National Drug Control Policy, in 2006, an average year, 24,685 marijuana arrests were made in Pennsylvania at a cost to the taxpayers of $325.36 million. Each year we not only waste a similar amount, we leave several hundred million dollars on the table in taxes that we do not collect because marijuana is illegal, rather than regulated and taxed. Aside from the moral issues involved, we simply can no longer afford the financial costs of prohibition.

Further, prohibition of marijuana has done what it did in the case of alcohol in the 1930s. It has created a dangerous black market with violent and bloody turf wars that kill many people in our country and elsewhere. The original prohibition brought us the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre. The modern prohibition has brought us gun battles in the streets between drug cartels. The murders associated with the sale of alcohol ended with prohibition. The same will be true of marijuana.

To be clear, under the terms of this legislation marijuana would be a regulated product, treated in a way similar to how alcohol is treated. It will still be illegal to drive under the influence of marijuana, behave badly while publicly intoxicated or to sell it to minors.

Further, like alcohol, legalization and regulation will make marijuana safer. People will no longer have to buy it on the streets from criminals who may have laced their product with other dangerous drugs. People buying legally will know exactly what they are getting and be able to rely on the safety of what they are purchasing.

The sad history of prohibition is that marijuana was legal, and in fact the most prescribed drug in that nation until the late 1930s. At that time, it was targeted by those who had an economic interest in removing it from the market. Today, prohibition is supported by myths, misconceptions and old wives’ tales that no longer stand up to scientific scrutiny.

For example, in response to my bill, Governor Corbett said he opposed it because he “believes” marijuana is a “gateway drug”. But science has clearly established that this is untrue. Well over 90 percent of those who use marijuana never go on to use harder drugs, and the percentage of people who do use hard drugs and had previously used marijuana is no higher than the percentage who had previously only tried beer.

The facts are that unlike alcohol, you simply cannot overdose on marijuana. Unlike alcohol and tobacco, marijuana is not physically addictive. Studies have shown that people on marijuana are much less likely to behave violently or recklessly than people who are drunk. And while breathing a hot gas into your lungs certainly isn’t good for them, marijuana smokers on average smoke far less often than tobacco smokers. There is simply no way that marijuana does, or ever can, come close to killing the 1,100 people per day that tobacco does.

Yet despite all of this, you can drink and smoke tobacco freely. But if you smoke marijuana, you are a criminal and can go to jail. This horrific policy must end. People around the nation are realizing that. And it is a moral imperative that Pennsylvania wake up and end prohibition now.


Read more at http://fox43.com/2013/01/09/state-s...arijuana-in-pennsylvania/#dXeKSxTSeE2ClKHW.99

 

thats a lot of reading for a canadian...i did read the naked girl story...which i thought was going to end horribly but didnt

i too thought there was a squirrel coming...such a dissappointment

i was gonna put orison and rocky the squirrel as my threesome in that thread about threesomes.....but i just wanted to watch

sunny and no wind here...about zero degrees cel.

 

I hate stinkbugs!! They are all over my house. I'll come home for a couple days to find a shit ton of dead stink bugs all over my room. It's gross!

 

and they actually stink?

from how far away can one smell a squashed stinkbug

 

Yes! They stink pretty bad. The stink they put off attracts other stink bugs too. The best thing to do is give them the old burial at sea and flush them down the toilet!

 

capture them in a jar. I use an old maxwell house instant coffee container. I have these containers all over the house. Least one in a room so you dont have to look for them. just grab it and scoop the bug up in them. tighten lid and they die...

i dont understand how this bug makes it thru the winter. This one on the window its cold, but you can see its moving just fine. slow but fine. hes not inside so im not bothering it.

 

We have a closed in porch, but somehow the stink bugs would always find a way in. There were literally 100 some stink bugs on my porch over the summer. We used a jar with a little light in it to attract them. It worked, but there were just sooo many. My mom would vacuum them up and empty them outside. That worked for a little bit haha.

I don't know how they are surviving the winter, either! I thought they were supposed to hibernate/die off in the winter! There aren't as many, but they are still present.

 

We didnt get that many this past year, but there are still a few. They really get inside better than any other insect. dont know how , but they do.

 

haha.. you read the whole thing. it was cute tho.. i liked the pecan part.

 

I think I heard that they can squish their bodys to make them almost flat, so they can just squeeze through screens and windows and shit. Those pesky little buggers!

 

Orison, how come it never comes up on my friends list when you're online?