A Missouri state representative was arrested Sunday for possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. Rep. Jeremy LaFaver, a Kansas City Democrat, was stopped for "fail[ing] to respond to an earlier traffic-related offense," which we guess is an actual thing, and when he was pulled over, he was cited for possession of less than 35 grams of marijuana and a marijuana pipe. It is not known whether he was driving a VW Microbus festooned with Grateful Dead stickers at the time.
Ugh. My sis-in-law was addicted to those things. My mother-in-law kept giving them to her for Xmas- esp. the Catholic-themed ones. Took all I could muster to NOT roll my eyes. (Then of course, Beanie Babies happened, and the entire family went bat-shit insane over them- except us.)
Funny thing about the red states and their lawnorder wingnut residents:
â Alabama, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Mississippi, and West Virginia have the highest narcotic utilization rates. â Oklahoma, Nevada, Utah, Ohio, and Alabama have the highest per capita spending on narcotics.
<a href="http:\/\/lab.express-scripts.com\/prescription-drug-trends\/patterns-of-narcotic-use-and-abuse" target="_blank">The study</a> somehow missed Florida, where half the nation&#039;s oxycontin scripts get written.
Maybe if voting while numb was outlawed, we&#039;d be better off as a nation.
Nobody talks about the benefits drugs have brought America. Drugs taught us the metric system when nothing else could.
Ask any schoolboy in the nation and he can tell you &quot;28 grams to the ounce.&quot;
Doktor Zoom: RE that headline. &quot;Brazen&quot; must always be used before &quot;Hussy&quot; or &quot;Hussies.&quot;
Just like all daylight robberies are &quot;Daring&quot; - even if it&#039;s a twenty-year-old thug pistol whipping a grandmother.
There&#039;s a wonderful O. Henry story about journalistic cliches - &quot;Calloway&#039;s Code.&quot; Very funny!
Tsk!
Since he was in Boone County at the time, I am surprised the state Republicans arent trying to suggest he took a trip to Columbia to score drugs.
Jimmy O&#039;Keefe ?
Ugh. My sis-in-law was addicted to those things. My mother-in-law kept giving them to her for Xmas- esp. the Catholic-themed ones. Took all I could muster to NOT roll my eyes. (Then of course, Beanie Babies happened, and the entire family went bat-shit insane over them- except us.)
OMG. That is SO going on my course website (school starts a week from today. FUCK)
ETA: I need those posters, dammit! Time to haul out the credit card)
Serves you right for being all educated and snobby.
&quot;The Devil&#039;s Harvest&quot; apparently consists of degradation, vice, insanity, debauchery and cute hi-lite blonde chicks who don&#039;t wear bras.
Count me in.
Funny thing about the red states and their lawnorder wingnut residents:
â Alabama, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Mississippi, and West Virginia have the highest narcotic utilization rates. â Oklahoma, Nevada, Utah, Ohio, and Alabama have the highest per capita spending on narcotics.
<a href="http:\/\/lab.express-scripts.com\/prescription-drug-trends\/patterns-of-narcotic-use-and-abuse" target="_blank">The study</a> somehow missed Florida, where half the nation&#039;s oxycontin scripts get written.
Maybe if voting while numb was outlawed, we&#039;d be better off as a nation.
Tony Scalia ? Samuel Alito? I misspelled them both and created a Scalito ! Run !
Because they belong to the party of personal resp... oh, wait.
The word you want is &quot;satisfied&quot;.
Taxpayers&#039; dollars at waste.
This makes me feel really let down...
I have been smoking pot for almost 30 years, and have yet to have it lead me to vice or debauchery.
<i>&quot;A vicious racket with <b>it&#039;s</b> arms around your children!&quot;</i>
Don&#039;t they mean: &quot;A vicious racket with it&#039;s arms around you&#039;re children!&quot;