As an e-cig enthusiast, I will attest that it just isn't the same. With the e-cig, I get the satisfaction of inhaling something and seeing the resulting cloud. I also get my nicotine fix. Sure, nicotine is a poison, but at least all I'm inhaling is nicotine and propylene glycol (or food grade vegetable glycerin); there is no burning or 4000+ chemicals as found in a traditional cigarette. The gum just doesn't do it for most people.

Freedom costs a buck-o-five dude

Clearly, you haven't played much Zelda.

Do you realize the g-forces involved in doing acrobatics in a fighter jet? Pretty unlikely.

The phrase tyranny of the majority comes to mind.

Ummm...yeah...If you haven't noticed, we figured that out already. But thanks for your equally useless input.

I do believe conspiracy to commit a crime is a real charge. Of course, you could say you are writing a novel or something too. It would really depend on how you approach the situation. Then again, you can't be charged for the crimes somebody else committed; if you were found to be encouraging it or that it was your intent, I'm sure you could be prosecuted for something.

Oh damn...allow me to retract my original statement.

reading comprehension: i fail it

i apologize for my stupidity. however this is the internet and thus, this is to be expected

on a completely unrelated note, typing on a netbook is effing terrible

He said the word of god. Not the word "god".

reading comprehension: try it some time

Do you then proceed to tell them that you're "all out of gum"?

We all know that the moon is not in fact made out of green cheese. But what if it were made of barbeque spare ribs? Would ya eat it then? I know I would. Heck, I'd have seconds, and then polish it off with a cool Budweiser.

That's nothing. What about a gait like this?

On your argument about price - weed in California (where people CAN grow it and whatnot) costs about the same or even more than the same quality herb here in Chicago. The real problem is finding, with consistency, herb of the same quality that California produces.

I really hate seeing this argument about weed being laced with something else. Why would that happen? It would cost more money to the person lacing the ganja with no net benefit (unless we're talking about adding something like lead for additional weight). The concept of getting somebody hooked because the product has other drugs in it is fallacious at best. Outside of one or two fringe cases, what evidence do you have to substantiate the claim that dealers lace their grass on any regular basis? I'm all for legalization, but lets get our facts straight. When a drug dealer is selling herb with PCP, it is sold as an "enhancement" and costs more money (at which point there is a net benefit). The buyer is usually (I admit, not EVERY time) made aware of this fact before the purchase.

Hmm...It would appear that in my haste to get a semi-relevant first post, I neglected to type the word "the". This is almost as bad as the time I accidentally my whole hard drive.