So what? My point is virtually all of the cost of illegal marijuana is risk. What risk is there to booze ... unless you're a bootlegger (and I doubt if you get your schnapps at retail price from him....)
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So what? My point is virtually all of the cost of illegal marijuana is risk. What risk is there to booze ... unless you're a bootlegger (and I doubt if you get your schnapps at retail price from him....)
You can change "your point" if you wish to. My response was to your other point.
I was merely pointing out that you are wrong. I don't particularly care why pot costs what it does.
Well it was inevitable I have to bow to peer pressure and inject some pot into the vien in my neck right now I'm out of control where are my car keys women I need women lookout the bugs hahahahahahahahahahahahahahha I can swim I mean flyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
How do you figure I am wrong? Try an explanation or go back to your firetruck pictures.
[SIZE=-1] Cannabis-Based Medicines - GW Pharmaceuticals: High CBD,
High THC, Medicinal Cannabis - GW Pharmaceuticals, THC:CBD
Drugs R D. 2003;4(5):306-309
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Memory
Dopamine
Anandamide
Just say know
Tolerant mice
Counter-reward
Forgetful rodents
Endocannabinoids
Stoned as a newt?
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Rodent cannabis abuse
Cannabis and schizophrenia
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High THC, Medicinal Cannabis - GW Pharmaceuticals, THC:CBD
Drugs R D. 2003;4(5):306-309
ABSTRACT[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]GW Pharmaceuticals is undertaking a major research programme in the UK to develop and market distinct cannabis-based prescription medicines [THC:CBD, High THC, High CBD] in a range of medical conditions. The cannabis for this programme is grown in a secret location in the UK.It is expected that the product will be marketed in the US in late 2003. GW's cannabis-based products include selected phytocannabinoids from cannabis plants, including D9 tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and cannabidiol (CBD). The company is investigating their use in three delivery systems, including sublingual spray, sublingual tablet and inhaled (but not smoked) dosage forms. The technology is protected by patent applications. Four different formulations are currently being investigated, including High THC, THC:CBD (narrow ratio), THC:CBD (broad ratio) and High CBD. GW is also developing a specialist security technology that will be incorporated in all its drug delivery systems. This technology allows for the recording and remote monitoring of patient usage to prevent any potential abuse of its cannabis-based medicines.GW plans to enter into agreements with other companies following phase III development, to secure the best commercialisation terms for its cannabis-based medicines. In June 2003, GW announced that exclusive commercialisation rights for the drug in the UK had been licensed to Bayer AG. The drug will be marketed under the Sativex((R)) brand name. This agreement also provides Bayer with an option to expand their license to include the European Union and certain world markets.GW was granted a clinical trial exemption certificate by the Medicines Control Agency to conduct clinical studies with cannabis-based medicines in the UK. The exemption includes investigations in the relief of pain of neurological origin and defects of neurological function in the following indications: multiple sclerosis (MS), spinal cord injury, peripheral nerve injury, central nervous system damage, neuroinvasive cancer, dystonias, cerebral vascular accident and spina bifida, as well as for the relief of pain and inflammation in rheumatoid arthritis and also pain relief in brachial plexus injury. The UK Government stated that it would be willing to amend the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 to permit the introduction of a cannabis-based medicine.GW stated in its 2002 Annual Report that it was currently conducting five phase III trials of its cannabis derivatives, including a double-blind, placebo-controlled trial with a sublingual spray containing High THC in more than 100 patients with cancer pain in the UK. Also included is a phase III trial of THC:CBD (narrow ratio) being conducted in patients with severe pain due to brachial plexus injury, as are two more phase III trials of THC:CBD (narrow ratio) targeting spasticity and bladder dysfunction in multiple sclerosis patients. Another phase III trial of THC:CBD (narrow ratio) in patients with spinal cord injury is also being conducted. Results from the trials are expected during 2003.Three additional trials are also in the early stages of planning. These trials include a phase I trial of THC:CBD (broad ratio) in patients with inflammatory bowel disease, a phase I trial of High CBD in patients with psychotic disorders such as schizophrenia, and a preclinical trial of High CBD in various CNS disorders (including epilepsy, stroke and head injury).GW Pharmaceuticals submitted an application for approval of cannabis-based medicines to UK regulatory authorities in March 2003. Originally GW hoped to market cannabis-based prescription medicines by 2004, but is now planning for a launch in the UK towards the end of 2003.Several trials for GW's cannabis derivatives have also been completed, including four randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled phase III clinical trials conducted in the UK. The trials were initiated by GW in April 2002, to investigate the use of a sublingual spray containing THC:CBD (narrow ratio) in the following medical conditions: pain in spinal cord injury, pain and sleep in MS and spinal cord injury, neurop spinal cord injury, neuropathic pain in MS and general neuropathic pain (presented as allodynia). Results from these trials show that THC:CBD (narrow ratio) caused statistically significant reductions in neuropathic pain in patients with MS and other conditions. In addition, improvements in other MS symptoms were observed as well.Phase II studies of THC:CBD (narrow ratio) have also been completed in patients with MS, spinal cord injury, neuropathic pain and a small number of patients with peripheral neuropathy secondary to diabetes mellitus or AIDS. A phase II trial of THC:CBD (broad ratio) has also been completed in a small number of patients with rheumatoid arthritis, as has a trial of High CBD in patients with neurogenic symptoms. A phase II trial has also been evaluated with High THC in small numbers of patients for the treatment of perioperative pain. The phase II trials provided positive results and confirmed an excellent safety profile for cannabis-based medicines.GW Pharmaceuticals received an IND approval to commence phase II clinical trials in Canada in patients with chronic pain, multiple sclerosis and spinal cord injury in 2002.Following meetings with the US FDA, Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA), the Office for National Drug Control Policy, and National Institute for Drug Abuse, GW was granted an import license from the DEA and has imported its first cannabis extracts into the US. Preclinical research with these extracts in the US is ongoing. [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]
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Bliss
Aerosol
Memory
Dopamine
Anandamide
Just say know
Tolerant mice
Counter-reward
Forgetful rodents
Endocannabinoids
Stoned as a newt?
The nectar of delight
Stoned chocaholics?
Rodent cannabis abuse
Cannabis and schizophrenia
Cannabinoids/Parkinson's disease[/SIZE] [SIZE=-1]01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15[/SIZE]
Ron already explained it. Go back and read his posts...or change your "point" again...I don't much care.
What ... you're incapable of stating your own thoughts? What "point" do you assume has changed? The "point" is, and always has been, the risk of getting caught creates inflation. Is that so hard for you to grasp?
Any taxes added to the cost of growing will be nowhere near as much as mark-up from supplier through dealer network to consumer. Every dealer wants his cut....
Stick to booze.... It's more your speed.:roll:
anyone know what happened to that dude from Nova Scotia who was cured from cancer by eating hash oil? Was that fake or true? All this talk about gettin stoned just reminded me of that lol
The fact is, you can make your own alcohol cheapr than you can buy it. Government sale and regulation of booze has not led to lower prices. The exact opposite has happened. Just accept that you are wrong and we can move on.
Are you deliberately impersonating SJP?
Of course you can make your own booze cheaper. You can grow your own carrots cheaper too. Is there a point to your crap or do you find it absolutely necessary to be right no matter how wrong you are? Google prohibition and learn something. You don't have to be an idiotic troll all your life.
Mirkarimi proposal: Let S.F. sell medical pot
LET SF SELL MEDICAL POT:
Mirkarimi proposal: Let S.F. sell medical pot
''Mirkarimi, who spearheaded legislation more than three years ago to regulate the city's proliferating medical marijuana dispensaries, asked the city attorney to craft a measure that would create a pilot program for medical cannabis sales. The details are still being worked out, Mirkarimi said, but he envisions a pilot program under which the Department of Public Health could distribute pot to medical marijuana patients of city clinics''
GREAT idea -- long overdue.
LET SF SELL MEDICAL POT:
Mirkarimi proposal: Let S.F. sell medical pot
''Mirkarimi, who spearheaded legislation more than three years ago to regulate the city's proliferating medical marijuana dispensaries, asked the city attorney to craft a measure that would create a pilot program for medical cannabis sales. The details are still being worked out, Mirkarimi said, but he envisions a pilot program under which the Department of Public Health could distribute pot to medical marijuana patients of city clinics''
GREAT idea -- long overdue.
And you do? You're saying wrong when all you have to do is see what happened with prohibition. Wassa matter? Scared some doper's gonna flame your butt?
It really doesn't matter about me. I was merely pointing out that you were wrong. Me knowing or not knowing what I'm talking about has no bearing on your being wrong.