stuckincincy

Talk about patronizing... Look into a mirror, Peevo...and don't lecture me. I did not lecture you. And I also know a lot about biochemistry. I'm a degreed chemist, with years of experience.

You could be right. In the 30 minutes or so I had to try to assess NO's needs, I finally decided to go take a default stance , that a SB champ couldn't go wrong with a CB.

Even if MJ usage is legal, it will remain a clandestine activity. Folks, for reasons, won't be strutting around in the general public saying "Care for a toke?" Their private sector jobs would be at risk, at the least. As well as opprobrium from family and friends. I certainly know the difference between a MJ high and an alcohol high...that alcohol dwarfs MJ re anti-social behaviour, family problems, crime, and so forth. Little-known fact: during Prohibition, there was a marked decrease in what we now call domestic violence, in so-called petty crime. If it is legalized, there will be a rush to fill the increased demand. Would there be government "suppliers?" Likely. Would it be a bureaucratic mess? Likely...there is no requirement for competence imposed upon government workers, nor any penalty for failure. So the criminal supply network would jump for joy - the increased volume of sales would well make out over the current prices. The thing I worry about, that with increased usage upon legalization, there undoubtedly will be more folks on the roadways under its' influence, there will be a problem for the businesses that we all need to earn out money. Marijuana is very pleasurable. I know that. I hear the term "gateway drug". I don't think that's strictly true - but I do think you can get addicted to MJ - perhaps not physically, but certainly emotionally. It's entirely so, that it can make one's life be in stasis. And a pleasurable thrill being what it is, some move on to other substances. That's a fact.

Yep.

Eh...Jets sneaked in, last wins over the usual IND late season starter dump, and a season-long lucky CIN club then riddled with defensive injuries.

NO selects Devin McCourty, CB (Rutgers)

I'll take NO.

NYJ selects Jermaine Gresham, TE (Oklahoma).

I'll take the Jets.

CIN selects Sean Witherspoon, LB (Missouri)

Morgan here.

You're still on deck for that Town Car or 2010 equivalent that I promised you years ago, if I win The Big One. New hope: OH now sells the Powerball in addition to the Mega Millions, so I split the weekly $4 bet between the two.

I recall that that was discussed at their annual meeting - the idea being to inhibit teams from mailing it in (e.g. IND).

Here.

Cincinnati, please.

C'mon, PTR...this would be more board fun than picking Spiller at #9!

A safe pick, since you asked: Move down some, and then select C/G Maurkice Pouncey. Their current center position incumbent seems to be iffy, and who knows about Wood and if he can play this coming season - if ever?

Have someone take a video when you are high. Review that. Decide if you are capable. Decide if you would hire that person. There are laws against driving under the influence of alcohol - a legal product. Obviously, folks do - in untold numbers - daily. Now make drugs legal - do you think that people won't drive under their influences? Or are drug users just special people who wouldn't hurt a fly, if only if they were legal? Drugs are pleasurable. Everybody knows that. Drugs take the place of reality. Everybody knows that. You make them legal, be prepared for a society flooded with huge numbers of people who don't use drugs out of respect for the laws, changing their tune. The thought that legalization will stop something like the Mex. cartel is ludicrous. They would like nothing better.

10 minutes - where U been? Also, I know that this stretching out over prime time is nothing but another attempt at grabbing $ by the NFL. They've lost me, lost any excitement I've had in the past. I'll check on the internet - I hope their tv ratings fall into the toilet.

Don't be naive. And for the time being - every time you light up, you are a contributory cause of those hundreds of thousands of deaths, the destruction of nations. Do your part - NOW.

I wonder what his contract status is - that's a factor. Personally, I don't want him.

who live to fight (eat) another day.

I don't know. It's the day after the Lexington and Concord battles on 19 April 1775 that initiated our Revolutionary War.