After being enlightened about the affects of Americas weed habit on our southern neighbor with the shwag I was wondering about how the neighbor to the north with the cronic is affected?
Last time I checked, more Canadians used marijuana than U.S. citizens. I believe it is estimated that half of theirs comes from Mexico. BC is known to be a large domestic producer. Canada is much more liberal on the issue (and most other issues) than is the United States.
Never tried any of that Canexdion stuff. Does it come with a hockey puck and a shot of tequilla? That Keystone Pipeline could expand everything. (note the word "pipe") Great marketing idea, eh.
That is funny Wayne. Interesting enough I read one story a while back where it was stated that one on the most common means of drug smuggling into Canada was in "ice hockey equipment bags". : )
Glad you have a sense of humor Merlin. Obviously you are quite passionate about this issue. At least we agree on the legalization concept, even if from different ideological standpoints.
The US could learn a few positive things from our brethren to the North. Much like we should remember some of the negative things from our neighbors to the South.
Me, I'll take a hockey puck over a shot of tequila any day. They both hurt, but.... Plus I hear they have good oil they want to send to Texas. If somebody is going to smuggle a few kilos in their jock strap, all the more reason to deny them cause.
> Glad you have a sense of humor Merlin. Obviously you are quite passionate about this issue. At least we agree on the legalization concept, even if from different ideological standpoints.
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> The US could learn a few positive things from our brethren to the North. Much like we should remember some of the negative things from our neighbors to the South.
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> Me, I'll take a hockey puck over a shot of tequila any day. They both hurt, but.... Plus I hear they have good oil they want to send to Texas. If somebody is going to smuggle a few kilos in their jock strap, all the more reason to deny them cause.
Two completely different countries.
