The Randy Moss-age of OJ Mayo has begun!

fearpeddler · Post by **fearpeddler** » Tue Mar 13, 2007 8:25 pm

instead of giving him a fine they just let the little hoodrat go!!!!! thats it, I've lost total faith in everything...

Arp2 · Post by **Arp2** » Tue Mar 13, 2007 10:01 pm

Bob Loblaw wrote:
Arp2 wrote:1. Every word is about what's in it for him.
Why shouldn't it be about what's in it for him?

'Cause it would be good if he would actually have some interest in what's of interest to the coach, the team, the school, and the city he will be joining.

Lester wrote:Then why fall at all, if no one was claiming the weed?

Oh....say....maybe you've been told some sum of money will be showing up in an account of yours or your attorney's three or four years down the road.....

304live · Post by **304live** » Wed Mar 14, 2007 4:14 am

2 time felon with a couple of bags of weed ...

possesion with intent to deliver?
distribution charge.....

its not like it'll be the first time a weed charge could be bumped up to a 3rd felony because its a couple of different bags in different locations.... especially if its several small amounts or a small amount and a large amount in the trunk...

somebody has to take the rap or the police are gonna pin the weed on somebody.....

Hoosier Daddy · Post by **Hoosier Daddy** » Wed Mar 14, 2007 6:43 am

304live wrote:2 time felon with a couple of bags of weed ...
possesion with intent to deliver?
distribution charge.....

In a drug infested neighborhood.
Circling the block around known crack houses and drug purchase points.

And your problem is???

somebody has to take the rap or the police are gonna pin the weed on somebody.....

"Pin the weed on somebody?" You make it sound like the cops planted the stuff. THE SHIT WAS IN THE CAR. HELLO??? You're damn right someone would be charged for it. And if everyone wants to play Stupid, then we'll make it a joint ownership problem for now and let the court settle the issue.

Bob Loblaw · Post by **Bob Loblaw** » Wed Mar 14, 2007 7:58 am

What would our Prison system look like if Pot was de-criminalized and sold through the free-market?

How would it affect the worst slums and ghettos?

Nobody ever smoked a bowl and killed a bitch.

[/just sayin]

Hoosier Daddy · Post by **Hoosier Daddy** » Wed Mar 14, 2007 8:43 am

Bob Loblaw wrote:What would our Prison system look like if Pot was de-criminalized and sold through the free-market?

How would it affect the worst slums and ghettos?

Nobody ever smoked a bowl and killed a bitch.

[/just sayin]

I have very few problems with decriminalizing marijuana.

I think it will eventually happen.

Zak Tyler · Post by **Zak Tyler** » Wed Mar 14, 2007 8:55 am

Hoosier Daddy wrote:
Bob Loblaw wrote:What would our Prison system look like if Pot was de-criminalized and sold through the free-market?

How would it affect the worst slums and ghettos?

Nobody ever smoked a bowl and killed a bitch.

[/just sayin]
I have very few problems with decriminalizing marijuana.

I think it will eventually happen.

if we can find some way to spin it into a discrimination issue, we can speed that process up a bit.... like the nerdy white star trek fan that plays video games all day isn't comfortable without some "bong lovin"

[/n'kay]

fearpeddler · Post by **fearpeddler** » Wed Mar 14, 2007 9:09 am

If we decriminalized herb the prison system would be greatly relieved of its already overloaded status nationwide.... nevada almost did it last election. Was watchin the history channel the other day, their drug series hat hit the topic of marijuana, kinda made me chuckle to find out the reason it was originally mad illegal..

Bob Campbell · Post by **Bob Campbell** » Wed Mar 14, 2007 9:31 am

My first act as president will be to include, as a "signing", on the first bill of any sort enacted by Congress, legalisation of the demon weed.

Zak Tyler · Post by **Zak Tyler** » Wed Mar 14, 2007 9:49 am

Bob Campbell wrote:My first act as president will be to include, as a "signing", on the first bill of any sort enacted by Congress, legalisation of the demon weed.

BOB CAMPBELL FOR PREZ IN '08

dude, pass the ho-ho's

Dave Allen · Post by **Dave Allen** » Wed Mar 14, 2007 4:32 pm

Agreed..Campbell for President.

God knows Logan County will support him. With all the weed that's trucked out of here we'll all be millionaires!

BTW in case anyone is interested the City of Logan just elected as its mayor a man who admitted and BRAGS about having helped John Kennedy by the election in 1960.

Who says that ain't progress? Oh, back to OJ Mayo and the weed..

lastone · Post by **lastone** » Wed Mar 14, 2007 5:41 pm

daveinthemornibg wrote:

God knows Logan County will support him. With all the weed that's trucked out of here we'll all be millionaires

It's THE #1 cash crop of eastern Kentucky! It's tucked in every little hollow around.

In 1992 the Guard and Logan State Police put their haul behind the state's office and at 5PM BURNED it!! The closer you got to the 'y' the thicker the smoke. The whole damn town was high that evening!

Dave Allen · Post by **Dave Allen** » Wed Mar 14, 2007 6:12 pm

..and there wasn't a twinkie or any cookie dough or doritos to be found for days afterward.

Bob Campbell · Post by **Bob Campbell** » Thu Mar 15, 2007 4:58 am

My second act will be to nominate Jay Nunley for comissioner of the FCC.
Now, back to our regularly scheduled thread.

Jay Nunley · Post by **Jay Nunley** » Thu Mar 15, 2007 8:51 am

Kick Ass.

First thing, we start enforcing technical rules. This will become the primary mission of the FCC (as it should be).

Second thing, we clearly define indecency/obscenity rules.

Third thing, we enforce the clearly defined rules equally. If Rock stations can't talk about blow jobs neither can AC stations or TV stations that air Oprah and Jerry Springer.

Fourth thing, we decrease fines to a reasonable level.

Fifth thing, we enforce ownership rules.

Sixth thing, FCC staffers and commisioners will be disallowed to accept anything of value from any lobbyist, group, advocate, or broadcaster. They can't even have a lunch paid for by any of those. Commisioners and staffers will not be allowed to own stock or work for any related to broadcasting entity for a period of five years after they leave government service.

Bob Campbell · Post by **Bob Campbell** » Thu Mar 15, 2007 9:08 am

My third act will be to appoint Mark Atkinson Cheif of the "don't ask don't tell" department of the military, for reasons that are obvious to all who know him.

Good job so far Nunley. Next you'll need to take on payola, and how I can get some of it.

ccolarado · Post by **ccolarado** » Thu Mar 15, 2007 9:24 am

I don't know! at least if Atkinson wore one earring he would know which ear to wear it in.

Big Media · Post by **Big Media** » Thu Mar 15, 2007 10:16 am

Jay Nunley wrote:Kick Ass.

First thing, we start enforcing technical rules. This will become the primary mission of the FCC (as it should be).

Second thing, we clearly define indecency/obscenity rules.

Third thing, we enforce the clearly defined rules equally. If Rock stations can't talk about blow jobs neither can AC stations or TV stations that air Oprah and Jerry Springer.

Fourth thing, we decrease fines to a reasonable level.

Fifth thing, we enforce ownership rules.

Sixth thing, FCC staffers and commisioners will be disallowed to accept anything of value from any lobbyist, group, advocate, or broadcaster. They can't even have a lunch paid for by any of those. Commisioners and staffers will not be allowed to own stock or work for any related to broadcasting entity for a period of five years after they leave government service.

Dude... That whole f--king post bears repeating. You're right on.

Zak Tyler · Post by **Zak Tyler** » Thu Mar 15, 2007 11:07 am

fanofbigmedia wrote:
Jay Nunley wrote:Kick Ass.

First thing, we start enforcing technical rules. This will become the primary mission of the FCC (as it should be).

Second thing, we clearly define indecency/obscenity rules.

Third thing, we enforce the clearly defined rules equally. If Rock stations can't talk about blow jobs neither can AC stations or TV stations that air Oprah and Jerry Springer.

Fourth thing, we decrease fines to a reasonable level.

Fifth thing, we enforce ownership rules.

Sixth thing, FCC staffers and commisioners will be disallowed to accept anything of value from any lobbyist, group, advocate, or broadcaster. They can't even have a lunch paid for by any of those. Commisioners and staffers will not be allowed to own stock or work for any related to broadcasting entity for a period of five years after they leave government service.
Dude... That whole f--king post bears repeating. You're right on.

agreed... we gotta find some way to work some boobies in there somewhere though.

Dave Allen · Post by **Dave Allen** » Thu Mar 15, 2007 11:16 am

You want me to get Erin?