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Posted: **Tue 14th Sep 2010 09:23 am**

http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2010/ ... on-pertwee

we can only hope!!!!!

Posted: **Tue 14th Sep 2010 10:15 am**

Potential

Posted: **Tue 14th Sep 2010 02:07 pm**

dunno if its the same story ? but there has been something similar on the Scottish news , looks as if we might actually see something happening towards decriminalisiation in the next 5/10yrs ?

Posted: **Tue 14th Sep 2010 02:21 pm**

Posted: **Tue 14th Sep 2010 03:29 pm**

Posted: **Tue 14th Sep 2010 03:58 pm**

fingers crossed, do you reckon they'll rush it through before the October cut announcements, give us something to smile about at least

Posted: **Tue 14th Sep 2010 04:00 pm**

, talk is all they ever do, and nothings changed, we have been saying this for the last 20years, and smokers before us were saying back in their day aswell.

They still be talking about this in the next 20 years aswell

Posted: **Tue 14th Sep 2010 05:13 pm**

STENMAN wrote:They still be talking about this in the next 20 years aswell

triple it, &then maybe serious talks might start, a think tank saying it maybe should be legalised is zero

Posted: **Tue 14th Sep 2010 05:35 pm**

"Cannabis should be licensed and sold in shops."

Fook that, it should be handed out for free on every corner. Ok, maybe not every corner, but maybe every corner store, and to over 21s.

Sorry 18s-20s, too close to high school teenies.

Just shitting...

Posted: **Tue 14th Sep 2010 08:42 pm**

It's slowly being turned round in the USA and you know this country will follow suit 15 of 50 states have agreed so fingers crossed.

Posted: **Tue 14th Sep 2010 09:06 pm**

STENMAN wrote: , talk is all they ever do, and nothings changed, we have been saying this for the last 20years, and smokers before us were saying back in their day aswell.

They still be talking about this in the next 20 years aswell

much as I'd like it to happen I think Stenman's probably right

damn shame though

Posted: **Wed 15th Sep 2010 03:00 pm**

I'm obviously hopeful but I dont think theres a chance when you get the media reporting the George Michael story the way they are.

I shant go into great details but I read things like he's addicted to cannabis and it was the reason he was slumped over his steering wheel even though he admitted to taking 2 anti-depressants that have drowsiness as a side effect but you obviously cant blame them as they're legal.

Fucking joke tbh.

Posted: **Wed 15th Sep 2010 03:04 pm**

Boner wrote:I'm obviously hopeful but I dont think theres a chance when you get the media reporting the George Michael story the way they are.

I shant go into great details but I read things like he's addicted to cannabis and it was the reason he was slumped over his steering wheel even though he admitted to taking 2 anti-depressants that have drowsiness as a side effect but you obviously cant blame them as they're legal.

Fucking joke tbh.

QUICK, TO THE CANNABIS REHAB CENTRE.

Posted: **Wed 15th Sep 2010 04:06 pm**

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-11294507

Related to the original post.

Posted: **Wed 15th Sep 2010 05:26 pm**

Boner wrote:I'm obviously hopeful but I dont think theres a chance when you get the media reporting the George Michael story the way they are.

I shant go into great details but I read things like he's addicted to cannabis and it was the reason he was slumped over his steering wheel even though he admitted to taking 2 anti-depressants that have drowsiness as a side effect but you obviously cant blame them as they're legal.

Fucking joke tbh.

Its shameful right?
I mean, I aint no fan of Mr Micheal, but you can't help but feel that his open use of Pot, and constant pro-cannabis opinion, has ment that he has been made an example of.
I know, personally, people who have been caught D.U.I.......None of them have ever seen the inside of a prison.