is it possible to cultivate/possess cannabis LAWFULLY?

[Restless]

tut tut. It answers both questions!

Originally Posted by kestrelx

When I ask you a question, you answer me, not Less's idiotic response - thanks!

[Less]

Originally Posted by kestrelx

When I ask you a question, you answer me, not Less's idiotic response - thanks!

Do pay attention, Take another look at his post, was he quoting you?
No he wasn't, so I think we can safely say he was answering me.

Not to worry we all make mistakes, just not as often as you do.


Additional, Hadn't seen your post Restless was busy making this one.

[AccyChris]

i still think you can cultivate/posses cannabis LAWFULLY.... but only if your willing to fight your case in a correct court de jour instead of these places of business they try sending you

[Neil]

Originally Posted by AccyChris

i still think you can cultivate/posses cannabis LAWFULLY.... but only if your willing to fight your case in a correct court de jour instead of these places of business they try sending you

I think I said ages ago just do it then.
We can read about you in the Observer, either being locked up or beating the system.

[AccyChris]

Originally Posted by Neil

I think I said ages ago just do it then.
We can read about you in the Observer, either being locked up or beating the system.

i know i was just trying to get the subject topic back in discussion rather than the usual dripple the topics fall into

[DaveinGermany]

Originally Posted by AccyChris

i know i was just trying to get the subject topic back in discussion rather than the usual dripple the topics fall into

Dripple ? An interesting noun (I assume) although one I'm unfamiliar with, is it an amalgamation of drivel & dribble if so you've got your "b's" the wrong way round my friend.

As to the quote, well they are your own words after all are they not ? Just somewhat rearranged to make a point.

[Less]

Originally Posted by DaveinGermany

Dripple ? An interesting noun (I assume) although one I'm unfamiliar with, is it an amalgamation of drivel & dribble if so you've got your "b's" the wrong way round my friend.

As to the quote, well they are your own words after all are they not ? Just somewhat rearranged to make a point.

Dripple is the constant and involuntary drip from the nipple of a lactating mammary gland.

Although rare, a similar effect can be observed from certain rare species of bird, the kestralus xus.
Usually when it feels hard done by or confused, (it's normal state), it can't help writing like a tit. There is a bird known as a tit, it is smaller and wiser than the rarer bird and should not be confused with the more annoying self destructive kestral.

[AccyChris]

i see the grammer police are out in force

[Restless]

You can think what you like, but the facts are out there and are simple to comprehend for the majority of people-- you can't lawfully cultivate it. As meerkat says... "simples"

[Less]

Originally Posted by AccyChris

i see the grammer police are out in force

Do you mean grammar?

You still haven't worked out how to use the shift key on your keyboard yet.

I think Eric could just be right.

Actually I have complete faith that if this was an exam he would get a distinction.

[DaveinGermany]

Originally Posted by AccyChris

i see the grammer police are out in force

No young fella me lad, far from it, I like words & enjoy using the unusual as opposed to the everyday. This irks some folk as they see it as pretentious, but others find it amusing & entertaining.

I believe the more often alternatives are used, more folk will pick up on them & will eventually use these new words themselves, therefore propagating the wonderful & expressive language we British possess. A far cry from the modern nonsensical bastardization espoused by the vast majority of the present 18-30's generation with their, innit' ghetto speak.

Poor spelling irritates me far more than poor grammar, I seldom make an issue of such illiteracy preferring to let the individual persist in their ignorance & let them alone to continue with their limited literacy. As long as I can ascertain the gist of their comments ...... well, let's let sleeping dogs lie shall we.

There are, on occasion, outstanding opportunities for the watchful word-smith, as was the very case you yourself presented me with today in post #395. A most excellent & auspicious conjunction of wording & layout allowed me the prospect of a lexical laugh, or pun, a play on words if you will, with your utterances.

So no, no grammar police, just some one with an interest in vocabulary. ( you should think yourself lucky, you got away lightly it's poor auld Jay that comes in for some proper stick)

[AccyChris]

Originally Posted by DaveinGermany

Dripple ? An interesting noun (I assume) although one I'm unfamiliar with, is it an amalgamation of drivel & dribble if so you've got your "b's" the wrong way round my friend.

As to the quote, well they are your own words after all are they not ? Just somewhat rearranged to make a point.

lol

[AccyChris]

"Aoccdrnig to rscheearch at Cmabrigde Uinervtisy, it deosn't mttaer in waht oredr the ltteers in a wrod are, the olny iprmoetnt tihng is taht the frist and lsat ltteer be at the rghit pclae. The rset can be a toatl mses and you can sitll raed it wouthit a porbelm. Tihs is bcuseae the huamn mnid deos not raed ervey lteter by istlef, but the wrod as a wlohe."

you got the jist of what i was saying

[Mick]

Right i and other members are getting fedup with all the childish name calling and i am also fedup of having to edit this thread if the childish name calling carries on by any member i am going to close this thread.

[AccyChris]

Originally Posted by Mick

Right i and other members are getting fedup with all the childish name calling and i am also fedup of having to edit this thread if the childish name calling carries on by any member i am going to close this thread.

any chance of some green(karma)?