It was supposed to be so hilarious and action packed...

...I fell asleep.

Horrible movie.

Don't take it literally. If you do it turns out to be a bunch of lies.clembo1990

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Note that you also said to ban it in clubs and bars, not just restaurants.

[QUOTE="fatjack04"]I said nothing about "everyone's air". I'm talking about mine.matthayter700

How shamelessly and unapologetically selfish of you, given that others have to breathe some of the same air you breathe.

I don't want to smell pot or tobacco...yet I put up with car pollution because I need transportation.fatjack04

:roll:

Transportation =/= automobile transportation

Why couldn't you take public transit, or walk, or ride bicycle to get where you need to go?

if you go to college=$100,000 to $500,000 a year after college

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[QUOTE="fatjack04"][QUOTE="FragStains"]As long as we are operating in the world of fantasy, I would be happy to allow marijuana to be legalized with the following restrictions: 1) You can't buy it until age 21. 2) It is taxed heavily. 3) You can use it in a public place. 4) You must take a psychological test, and have 5 references that can verify your character. 5) You must have a job, or have been employed for at least 3 years. 6) Once you get your laminated marijuana license, you can only obtain small amounts for the first year on a probationary period. If you break any of the laws governing it legal usage (such as giving it to those not licensed) results in loss of marijuana usage privilege for 1 year. 7) Seriously.matthayter700

Then avoid it. o.o

You say you wouln't even let it be used in clubs and bars? Where more harmful drugs, like alcohol, are used? If you go to those places, wouldn't that make you a hypocrite for complaining about the marijuana smell? I'd say take the same approach as to tobacco; ban its use in public service buildings, but allow some privately owned bars to allow smoking in them.

A there seems to be a bit of a double standard between drugs and pollution; people prohibit smoking because "it's everyone's air"; yet people are allowed to drive cars, which contributes to urban smog in big cities, poisoning "everyone's air"

None of them really.

• Lust ~ Contrary to popular belief, this has to do more with deviant sexual behaviour and not normal sexual desire... like rape, incest, adultery, etc.
• Gluttony ~ "Eating to the point of waste." I don't waste food, I may be overweight but I eat as healthy as I can and never waste anything.
• Greed ~ Obsession with material wealth. Aside from developing a modest living, my thoughts on my material wealth are practically non-existent.
• Sloth ~ "Apathy or joylessness." I love my life and try my hardest to make those around me happy.
• Wrath ~ "Uncontrolled hate and anger." I am probably one of the least angry people in the world. Life is too short to sweat things.
• Envy ~ "Wanting what another has." I do want things that other people have but have patience and modesty when it comes to acquiring them.
• Pride ~ I am pretty much the opposite of prideful. Not only do I put others before myself, I tend to have problems with accepting the things about myself that actually are attractive and desirable.

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Ironically enough, I am probably less of a "sinner" than some devout Christians and I'm an atheist.

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