daisycutter

i'm looking forward to james' upcoming books . The Whole Pharmacy . 100 Recipes for Injecting Deliciously . Getting Back to the Good-Stuff . Living a Well-Supplemented Life

it's just a stepping stone to calling them a "religous extremist group"

the only good thing about playing home games in darwin is the moolah

splitting hairs paul. the aflpa agreed so stiff biccies btw the afl didn't release stats on the last illicit drug report

and i thought biffo and bbo hardened you up, moonie.......still more work needed

it's not just a legal or moral issue clubs don't want players turning up to pre-season, training or games pizzed or stoned, so in this case its a (under)performance issue personally i don't care what they do in their spare time as long as it doesn't affect their football

think about it moonie - a match box for sure

LOL, you are not projecting there are you skuit?

tell them to check gumtree, moonie

quite, nut. be wary what you ask for

we weren't talking about "socially" progressing or not but "morally" - there is a difference (though some overlap for sure)

i think this is a must do

yes, if you knew nothing of bernie's background and just met him you'd think he was closer to 20 than 30 we might get quite a few more years yet.....here's hoping

could mitchell be charged under wada regs with attempted use of a drug?

well i never claimed the law should totally drive societies moral compass. i agree the law is slow to move (sometimes for good reasons) i disagree that societies moral compass has progressed i would say societies moral compass has regressed so lets just agree to disagree I started off by just saying that (in general) a growing disrespect for the laws of the land was a sad reflection on today's society. I wasn't meaning that to just mean drugs either. I haven't seen anything here to dissuade me from that reflection (whatever the reasons for it are)

are you sure people's moral compasses are naturally aligned? more likely the moral compass has drifted rather than the law, methinks but each to their own opinions

thanks he actually ended up with 12 disposals in 31% on field which is not too bad, even though he's having a bad year

it's a very sad reflection nasher (but I suspect true) that nowadays many people don't "give a rats tossbag if it's illegal" or care of "the risk of getting in trouble with the police" and this attitude is not restricted to just drug use

your logic is quite logical

rischitelli wouldn't be too happy either. first the bears now the suns

watching belle gibson on 60 minutes what a pathological liar reminds me of someone(s)....................

the deterrent isn't strong enough? people are dumb? dealers are smart? society has degenerated? no fear of [favourite deity]? communist plot? drugs are good?

glad that's all cleared up

not as bad as k hunt at a mill per year, but it's only our money, not theirs