More states legalize Pot 8) when for Oz?

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When will it be legal here?

Within 2 years
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2-5 years
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6-10 years
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6%
11-20 years
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It'll never happen
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If not that, what?
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I've had mushys a couple of times... the different coloured stars in the sky were great... the feeling, as a whole, is not my cup of tea at all.

Cannabis lets you relax, have a bit of a euphoric and happy feel, but you're always in control and aware of your surroundings.

Cannabis is a mild and harmless drug which should be, legalized and regulated sooner, rather than later.
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You cant fix stupid, turns out you cant quarantine it either!
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Skids wrote:I've had mushys a couple of times... the different coloured stars in the sky were great... the feeling, as a whole, is not my cup of tea at all.

Cannabis lets you relax, have a bit of a euphoric and happy feel, but you're always in control and aware of your surroundings.

Cannabis is a mild and harmless drug which should be, legalized and regulated sooner, rather than later.
And that's the reason I've never tried anything stronger than dope, and even then why I only partake very minimally and irregularly. I like to retain control.

I'm reasonably attuned to how alcohol effects me, and when I can feel I've had too much, I go to bed. Dope is nice, but slows my brain down. I can feel the impact most of the next day if I have a couple of joints, so if I do smoke it's only on a non-school night.
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^ Slower, but otherwise "normal", or is it different in other ways too (e.g. depth of thought, concentration, etc.)?
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Feels like someone has injected a mix of jelly and cement into my brain. The normal thought reactions that come quickly and naturally, I have to work to make them happen.

That's fine on a weekend when you're chilling, but not when you need to use your brain at work.
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http://www.latimes.com/politics/la-na-p ... story.html

Not sure how Trump's Attorney General Jeff "Reefer Madness" Sessions will take this.
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Definitely on Team Trump on this. Anything that makes Sessions unhappy is probably a good thing.
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David wrote:Definitely on Team Trump.
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Ahemm.... dare I say it, David's comment & the reply in the last post are not related to the topic even tangentially.
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David wrote:Definitely on Team Trump.
You know we will remind you of this til eternity!
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The different states may have different laws. These may clash with federal laws. It may matter whether it's classified as a "misdemeanour" or a "felony". Statutes of limitation may also come into play...

All of which still leave me wondering.
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