England stopped speaking English when they forgot how to pronounce the letter r.

I’m disappointed that the twist isn’t that it’s “four weddings and a funeral” now. Like, one of the people is killed at the end of the season or something.

It wouldn’t surprise me at all if it were never addressed if only because no one even thinks of it, but if it were addressed it would be interesting to show how the two countries differed (or didn’t differ) in their handling of tribes.

That’s because it’s illegal to prescribe marijuana at all, even in states that have “legalized” it. The current regime is a workaround of the legal situation and different laws will make a different regime.

There are no marijuana prescriptions in the ordinary sense because those are illegal under federal law. Your “prescription card” is not a prescription at all. Different legal regimes mean different practices.

Yeah but it will be your fault if Trump wins for not hating the progressive enough, not the fault of the people who refused to vote for the progressive.l because he’s basically exactly the same as Trump, maybe even worse. At least Trump is looking out for the little guy and not Wall Street. Now excuse me while I go…

“at least I can legally be stoned all the time”

Define “regular weed”, they’re developing new lines all the time already, even without big corporate dollars behind them.

You’re not prescribed weed at all under current law. But we’re discussing what a different legal regime would look like. If you get a prescription for weed (if it is made prescription) it will be for an amount.

You don’t think they’ll be investing millions in GMO weed that blows the rest out of the water? Weed has changed and improved a lot just in the last decade or so with only a tiny fraction of the investment.

“First of all, cannabis is consumed differently from other drugs. You don’t really measure your intake, it’s kind of on a ‘whatever feels good’ level”

Technically it would still be illegal even if Arizona had “legalized” it. It’s still a federal crime nationwide. The reasons the feds don’t raid dispensaries in states that have “legalized” it and arrest, charge, convict, and imprison everyone buying and selling in there are primarily political in nature. There’s no…

Can’t you buy it now anyway?

This article makes it sound like it would preempt state laws criminalizing marijuana but other reports don’t give that impression.

Isn’t is self-evident? I am having serious introspection here. I don’t happen to think that snarkily winking and nodding about blond men’s trouble is particularly cute, or funny.

As a blond man, I’m pretty annoyed that we spend so much time thinking about how to be a better man than a better blond man. Should I try to be more direct and aggressive, like Thor, or should I have the sensitivity to not upshow people who have been placed under my command, like when Captain America pretended he…

Ugh, I hate Kamala Harris. Something about her reminds me of Hillary Clinton but I can’t quite put my finger on what.

So you’ve successfully recognized that Brooks made reference to the ancient Greeks, but have been waylaid from recognizing the central topic of discussion by that observation. To further your comprehension. I recommend you focus on the rhetorical role that “manliness” is playing in the article and parodies thereof.

These aren’t real people they’re fictional ideals created for purposes of framing.

That’s exactly what this article is doing, though.