'The Train Job'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
NYC isn't big. NYC is a lot of small villages, smooshed very close together.
This is very true for me. It's my One True City. YnycMV
I'm very "legalize it all and tax it to hell" when it comes to drugs.
This is me, too. Could lead to lots of problems, I suppose, but it's not like we don't have lots of nasty problems with illegal drugs already.
He already had the coke habit (ducking) You guys need to read 'The Corner"...still not quite "studies and shit" but a very effective argument about the war on drugs, written by one of my journalistic idols. (/David Simon likes carrots) It changed the way I look at that issue.
He should go play with...okay, I'll stop now.
Very scary voices wafting in the window. Apparently, all the cars on East Capitol St. (a major thoroughfare) are being towed right now. All cars must be off the road for the next 5 hours.
Paranoid much?
And perhaps I should be MORE paranoid considering I'm two blocks away.
This is me, too. Could lead to lots of problems, I suppose, but it's not like we don't have lots of nasty problems with illegal drugs already.
Maybe it'd cut down on gang stuff. Like Gang X sells X on these blocks. Gang Y sells X on those blocks. The Man comes in and says, "Her eya go kiddies. Get it at 7-11." Maybe no more turf wars. I don't know. Maybe it wouldn't work. But the way it is now ain't working either.
Wee Lillian is so tiny and pretty. I love BIG-EYED babies.
And I never liked Indian food until after college. (I had it, like, twice in college and got kind of freaked out by the mushiness, so i really just ate samosas.) But one day I had it and it was just perfect. I don't think of paneer as being cheese, more a soft protein ingredient, like tofu. Seen that way, it's prettty good, but I probably wouldn'y want it in a ham sandwich.
It makes sense to me, Aimee. I'm sure it'd lead to other problems, because every solution does, but "legalize and tax" seems like the American Way. Exept for the fact that it's not, in fact, what we do.
They say that on the Wire, Aimee. "Other places, they sell shit, and nobody's got to die behind it. Why can't we sell it and walk away?"
ITA, erika.
My frustration comes from the way people with multiple DUI's are treated versus a first time "drug" offender get treated. The guy with some pot could get 25 years to life while the DUI guy gets a free night in the jail and released the next day.
The guy with some pot could get 25 years to life while the DUI guy gets a free night in the jail and released the next day.
Exactly. But everyone seems to think illegal drugs are the "dangerous" ones, when drunk driving kills a hell of a lot of people.
And I've known people whose licenses were taken away that keep right on driving (and drinking) anyway, without a license.
He missed his true calling as a baseball player, then.
Castro wanted to be a major league baseball player. History would have been different if he'd been successfull.