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Thread: California cows just got happier.

  1. 10-18-2010, 10:09 AM #1
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    Default California cows just got happier.

    Passing the "MaryJane " law to legalize pot???
    More happy cows
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  2. 10-18-2010, 01:09 PM #2
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    I hear that the only industry bigger than dairy down there is pot. Heard that on ABC this morning haha.
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    And the cows get to chew their brownies again, and again and again....all day long.
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    I don't get it?

    If MJ is legalized, people will be eating more burgers!

    I read that story on Wisconsin too. Next to dairy, MJ is thier largest export
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    Quote Originally Posted by Franco View Post
    I don't get it?

    If MJ is legalized, people will be eating more burgers!

    I read that story on Wisconsin too. Next to dairy, MJ is thier largest export
    So why don't we legalize it and the taxes go toward knocking down the federal deflict? Would also bring the price of pot down.
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    Because of those damn conservatives!
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    Yeah, like they never tried it Right RK
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    Quote Originally Posted by Franco View Post
    I don't get it?

    If MJ is legalized, people will be eating more burgers!

    I read that story on Wisconsin too. Next to dairy, MJ is thier largest export
    I think Sue is referring to the TV ad blitz about how California cows are happy cows. And now they'll be happier.
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    Yes Julie,
    Very happy cows!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Roger Perry View Post
    So why don't we legalize it and the taxes go toward knocking down the federal deflict? Would also bring the price of pot down.
    why don't we de-criminalize it and not tax it at all?
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