The Original O'l Farts Club.

[OleReynard]

Ttrying

Did we get busted????

nice bud bro

Trying to stay ahead ofem

 

[oldmaninbc]

It was Sophie's 12th birthday today. We splurged and got halibut & chips from a local take out. I think that she enjoyed it more than us . . .

Halibut has gotten pretty pricey ($33 for 2) and this was overcooked and tough.

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Halibut is very expensive, I checked where we buy fish & chips $32.99 for 2 piece and chips. I also see they no longer offer coleslaw with the order. Coleslaw is an extra 2.49 now.

 

[OleReynard]

@Dogzter

 

[Putembk]

Halibut is very expensive, I checked where we buy fish & chips $32.99 for 2 piece and chips. I also see they no longer offer coleslaw with the order. Coleslaw is an extra 2.49 now.

Here at restaurants they just they just say market price on the menu. Like king crab it is ridiculous!

 

[Gypsy Nirvana]

Thailand to recriminalise marijuana just two years after legalisation

Thailand is set to make a stunning U-turn by recriminalising recreational marijuana usage, just two years after it became the first country in Asia to legalise the drug

www.dailymail.co.uk

* Thailand re-criminalising cannabis - sad but true -

 

[flower~power]

Thailand to recriminalise marijuana just two years after legalisation

Thailand is set to make a stunning U-turn by recriminalising recreational marijuana usage, just two years after it became the first country in Asia to legalise the drug

www.dailymail.co.uk

* Thailand re-criminalising cannabis - sad but true -

I should read the link but wow that was quick ,wonder what happened ? Has legalization actually worked anywhere?

 

[oldmaninbc]

I should read the link but wow that was quick ,wonder what happened ? Has legalization actually worked anywhere?

The first person I knew who went to jail for cannabis did 2 years less a day, he went for a bag of leaf.

 

[jokerman]

a good

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a goodyear

 

[Putembk]

Two

Two reasons, I have cervical spondylosis(moderate-severe) and constantly turning my head for driving would put me in agony, I have degenerative bone disease in my shoulders(moderate-severe) and holding my arms up for any length of time would become painful.

The other reason is morphine, in 2010 when I started taking morphine daily, I called the RCMP and asked if it was illegal to drive while taking morphine. They told me no but if I was to cause an accident I could be taken to civil court and sued.

I had a family member who was charged with motor manslaughter, I seen the avalanche of problems that happened in that persons life. I don't want that to be me.

So sorry oldman ..... I'm not supposed to drive at night. I know what is eventually coming. Making the best of it while I can.

 

[Gypsy Nirvana]

I haven't driven since August 2013 when I was thrown into that camp bagong diwa detention jail in Manila - all my vehicles at the time were in the Philippines - so 2 and a half years later - when I was allowed to deport back to the UK - and faught off extradition to the USA - I had no vehicle to use - except a bicycle and started walking everywhere - couldn't afford to buy a car anyway - but realized that owning a car would be a pain in the arse in the metropolitan London area - where my little apartment was

- got a free bus/tube pass at 60 years old - but mainly just walked everywhere I needed to go - schlepping lots of shopping 🛍 too - gaining physical benefit from all of that physical activity - and haven't missed all the tax and insurances - parking costs and tickets - fuel/oil and service/mechanics costs - worrying about theft and vandalism - and washing a car - all things that go with vehicle ownership - so MUCH LESS STRESS - and cost - and I'm much healthier due to all the walking and schlepping too -

I still have one Toyota SUV - back on Palawan in the Philippines - and one day hope to return - where I will need it - due to all the long distances and rough roads and hauling heavy stuff to rebuild my old beach house - hopefully within the next 5 years or so -

 

[Putembk]

I haven't driven since August 2013 when I was thrown into that camp bagong diwa detention jail in Manila - all my vehicles at the time were in the Philippines - so 2 and a half years later - when I was allowed to deport back to the UK - and faught off extradition to the USA - I had no vehicle to use - except a bicycle and started walking everywhere - couldn't afford to buy a car anyway - but realized that owning a car would be a pain in the arse in the metropolitan London area - where my little apartment was

- got a free bus/tube pass at 60 years old - but mainly just walked everywhere I needed to go - schlepping lots of shopping 🛍 too - gaining physical benefit from all of that physical activity - and haven't missed all the tax and insurances - parking costs and tickets - fuel/oil and service/mechanics costs - worrying about theft and vandalism - and washing a car - all things that go with vehicle ownership - so MUCH LESS STRESS - and cost - and I'm much healthier due to all the walking and schlepping too -

I still have one Toyota SUV - back on Palawan in the Philippines - and one day hope to return - where I will need it - due to all the long distances and rough roads and hauling heavy stuff to rebuild my old beach house - hopefully within the next 5 years or so -

The average milage per person driven in Colorado is approximately 15,000 miles per year.