Super Genius
Posts: 1,320 
Location: Winnipeg
Location: Winnipeg
July 11th, 2004, 12:47 AM
You can mail anything as long as you don't say what it is. A friend once mailed me joint from Hawaii...Maui Wowie right from the source back when dope still had names and hadn't gone metric. My friend in Seattle sometimes sends cigarettes (single packs) in the mail.
I have no idea what the laws are though. I'm pretty sure that the joint from Hawaii wasn't strictly legal though.
You can mail anything as long as you don't say what it is. A friend once mailed me joint from Hawaii...Maui Wowie right from the source back when dope still had names and hadn't gone metric. My friend in Seattle sometimes sends cigarettes (single packs) in the mail.
I have no idea what the laws are though. I'm pretty sure that the joint from Hawaii wasn't strictly legal though.
Super Genius
Posts: 1,320
Location: Winnipeg
Location: Winnipeg
July 11th, 2004, 01:21 AM
Always red packs, Research...I'm a nicotine junkie. I don't worry about packaging at all...I carry my smokes in a metal case so they don't get broken. Whatever is convenient is fine.
Let me know the price and where to send a cheque and I'll give you my mailing address.
I should likely expand on the joint thing...that was back in the eighties when I still did that sort of thing. We also had no fear of getting caught. The arrogance of youth has its advantages.
Always red packs, Research...I'm a nicotine junkie. I don't worry about packaging at all...I carry my smokes in a metal case so they don't get broken. Whatever is convenient is fine.
Let me know the price and where to send a cheque and I'll give you my mailing address.
I should likely expand on the joint thing...that was back in the eighties when I still did that sort of thing. We also had no fear of getting caught. The arrogance of youth has its advantages.
Super Genius
Posts: 1,103
July 11th, 2004, 01:28 AM
NP-- Ill bring up a couple of cartons and you can mail a cheque to the charity of your choice.
Ill be there in Sept...so Ill get your address before i leave.
I suspect we'll get to know each other a bit better by then, you commie lefty pinko (there are times I just cant help myself. Must be that Ken Starr gene-- LOL)
I do get back to Canada pretty often-- I miss home.
Hey can you get a decent smoked meat sand in Winterpeg?
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Ah....college days...I remember when....never mind...
Always red packs, Research...I'm a nicotine junkie. I don't worry about packaging at all...I carry my smokes in a metal case so they don't get broken. Whatever is convenient is fine.
Let me know the price and where to send a cheque and I'll give you my mailing address.
I should likely expand on the joint thing...that was back in the eighties when I still did that sort of thing. We also had no fear of getting caught. The arrogance of youth has its advantages.
Let me know the price and where to send a cheque and I'll give you my mailing address.
I should likely expand on the joint thing...that was back in the eighties when I still did that sort of thing. We also had no fear of getting caught. The arrogance of youth has its advantages.
NP-- Ill bring up a couple of cartons and you can mail a cheque to the charity of your choice.
Ill be there in Sept...so Ill get your address before i leave.
I suspect we'll get to know each other a bit better by then, you commie lefty pinko (there are times I just cant help myself. Must be that Ken Starr gene-- LOL)
I do get back to Canada pretty often-- I miss home.
Hey can you get a decent smoked meat sand in Winterpeg?
Newbie
Posts: 26
July 29th, 2004, 04:15 PM
How quickly we forget...when Vietnam rolled around, where was William Jefferson Clinton? England.
The fact of the matter is that George W. Bush was, according to his CO, an excellent pilot in the Air National Guard for five-and-a-half years. The possiblilty is not that he didn't show up for service at all, but that he missed, at most, a few months of 5 1/2 years. At worst, he's a good sight better than Clinton -- and I really don't think you want to bring up what certain other Democrats were doing 30 years ago.
How quickly we forget...when Vietnam rolled around, where was William Jefferson Clinton? England.
The fact of the matter is that George W. Bush was, according to his CO, an excellent pilot in the Air National Guard for five-and-a-half years. The possiblilty is not that he didn't show up for service at all, but that he missed, at most, a few months of 5 1/2 years. At worst, he's a good sight better than Clinton -- and I really don't think you want to bring up what certain other Democrats were doing 30 years ago.
Super Genius
Posts: 1,320
Location: Winnipeg
Location: Winnipeg
July 29th, 2004, 05:55 PM
Clinton did what a lot of people did...avoided service in an unpopular war that was likely illegal and was certainly immoral. George Bush was in the National Guard for exactly the same reason, to avoid going to Vietnam. He couldn't even manage that little bit of work though...he forgot to show up.
Clinton isn't running this time though. I know a lot of Republicans are having a problem with that, but it's true. Clinton served his two terms as president and now, like it or not, has retired from the life of a professional politician.
John Kerry is running. He's a decorated war hero who served in Vietnam then, when he got home, publicly and vocally opposed the war because he had seen what a mess it first hand. His parents were wealthy enough to send him to school in England. They were well-connected enough that they likely could have scored him a gig alongside George in the National Guard. Hell, he could have come to Canada. He didn't do any of those things though.
If you want to play duelling military credentials, then you have to play against that record.
Clinton did what a lot of people did...avoided service in an unpopular war that was likely illegal and was certainly immoral. George Bush was in the National Guard for exactly the same reason, to avoid going to Vietnam. He couldn't even manage that little bit of work though...he forgot to show up.
Clinton isn't running this time though. I know a lot of Republicans are having a problem with that, but it's true. Clinton served his two terms as president and now, like it or not, has retired from the life of a professional politician.
John Kerry is running. He's a decorated war hero who served in Vietnam then, when he got home, publicly and vocally opposed the war because he had seen what a mess it first hand. His parents were wealthy enough to send him to school in England. They were well-connected enough that they likely could have scored him a gig alongside George in the National Guard. Hell, he could have come to Canada. He didn't do any of those things though.
If you want to play duelling military credentials, then you have to play against that record.
