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I wouldn't say it's epic. More like rare.
True, but I didn't take that picture. It's a candid shot that my daughter took from the stairs, so I'm not responsible for the angle. I posted it because we just got back from camping (you can see the sleeping bags and dirty clothes in the background) and I looked like warmed over s***.ps. nice myspace angle
BTW...that wall at the end of the stairs is no longer that horrrible green color. Just thought you'd like to know.
09-26-09 12:06 PM - It helps with my glaucoma
Here's and update:
A California Marijuana Legalization Initiative may be on the 2010 ballot in California. Three different groups have filed proposed initiatives with the California Secretary of State for ballot measures that would legalize and impose a tax on marijuana:
Joe Rogoway, Omar Figueroa and James J. Clark filed the language for 09-0022 on July 15, 2009. They refer to their measure as The Tax, Regulate, and Control Cannabis Act of 2010.
Richard Sieb Lee and Jeffrey Wayne Jones filed the language for 09-0024 on July 27, 2009. They refer to their measure as the Regulate, Control and Tax Cannabis Act of 2010.
John Donohue of "Californians for Common Sense" filed the language for 09-0025 on August 4, 2009. He refers to his measure as the Common Sense Act of 2010.
The Field Poll released survey results in April 2009 which indicate that 56% of Californians support legalizing marijuana.09-26-09 12:07 PM - that makes me happy! guess we will see how it all goes then i will make a decision to move out there or not!It helps with my glaucoma
Here's and update:
A California Marijuana Legalization Initiative may be on the 2010 ballot in California. Three different groups have filed proposed initiatives with the California Secretary of State for ballot measures that would legalize and impose a tax on marijuana:
Joe Rogoway, Omar Figueroa and James J. Clark filed the language for 09-0022 on July 15, 2009. They refer to their measure as The Tax, Regulate, and Control Cannabis Act of 2010.
Richard Sieb Lee and Jeffrey Wayne Jones filed the language for 09-0024 on July 27, 2009. They refer to their measure as the Regulate, Control and Tax Cannabis Act of 2010.
John Donohue of "Californians for Common Sense" filed the language for 09-0025 on August 4, 2009. He refers to his measure as the Common Sense Act of 2010.
The Field Poll released survey results in April 2009 which indicate that 56% of Californians support legalizing marijuana.09-26-09 12:12 PM - hahah.. did nobody else catch the NORML reference? anyways, i'm from mass and it's decriminalized here.. so possessing under an ounce (28 g) isn't a criminal offense, though you do get a $100 dollar fine.. less than a speeding ticket!
just don't have paraphernalia on you (bowl, bong, etc).. for some reason that's still a crime. waccckkky09-26-09 01:09 PM - I caught it.hahah.. did nobody else catch the NORML reference? anyways, i'm from mass and it's decriminalized here.. so possessing under an ounce (28 g) isn't a criminal offense, though you do get a $100 dollar fine.. less than a speeding ticket! just don't have paraphernalia on you (bowl, bong, etc).. for some reason that's still a crime. waccckkky09-26-09 01:21 PM
Me!
More spilled PLUR on me! ;D 
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