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Medical marijuana is just a backward strategy to get recreational marijuana legalised. It's like the potheads twenty years ago who would praise hemp's excellent properties as a fibre and fuel source. They didn't care about any other fibre crops. It was a transparent ruse.
My column on SEEDMAGAZINE.COM today addresses the definition of "addiction." Does it make sense to lump all dependence on substances and even all habits under the umbrella of "dependence?" Here's a selection:
Peter Hadfield dissects Monckton's response to Hadfield's demolition of Mo

Those bunnies look hungry, hungry.

I don't get it. Any clues? I had biology and zoology but not botany. Or is it something about the rabbits?

Long ago in a galaxy far away [Berserkeley], the local deer put a dent in my meager crop.

By natural cynic (not verified) on 16 Oct 2007 #permalink

I fed some of my leaf to my guinea pigs in 1971. They eagerly munched, then puffed-up and purred for a long time :)

By Last Chance Ranch (not verified) on 16 Oct 2007 #permalink

Boy, I could foresee a bad cycle here: eat, get the munchies, eat more, get the munchies, eat more, get the munchies...they end up high the rest of their life, and incredibly fat! 0_o

On a side note (La!), here's something else you should see, if you didn't run across this before:
http://birdloversonly.blogspot.com/2007/09/may-i-have-this-dance.html

By Luna_the_cat (not verified) on 16 Oct 2007 #permalink

I've heard of cats munching people's stash. 6EQUJ5: Look at the leaf pattern, it's iconic enough that you've certainly seen it somewhere....

By David Harmon (not verified) on 17 Oct 2007 #permalink

Yum¡ That image looks like an inspiration to new cooking recipe "rabbit at the herbs" :)

Well, cooking a flying rabbit could be difficult........