laklak wrote:I did with the latest batch. Hit my usual nightly bowl and was sick as a dog, head spinning and puking. That's the problem with illegal weed, you just don't know what your getting. On the plus side, it only takes half as much.

Don't get me started on the fucking TSA. If there was any other way to get to Swaziland I'd take it, I absolutely loathe flying. Crammed into a metal tube with a bunch of other ground apes for 17 hours is hell, no matter how much you drink.

laklak wrote:It will be anti-gravity cities full of rich fuckers floating over a blasted, flooded Mad Max landscape. The Stand will look like Winnie the Pooh. My advice is get a boat and lots of ammo. Oh, and hydro weed. Don't forget the weed.

I'm With Stupid wrote:

felltoearth wrote:Speaking of low hanging fruit....

The Environmental Impact of Alcohol

There are a number of ways in which alcohol production negatively impacts the planet, starting with the process of growing the ingredients necessary to produce alcohol. Grains, potatoes, rice, botanicals, sugar cane, and agave are all significant ingredients in the alcohol industry, each of which require a significant amount of water, fertilizer, land, and use of machinery.

In essence, these resources are being used to produce beverages that aren’t necessary for human survival, which could be diverted to providing food aid for those in need.

Physician, heal thyself.

Not necessary for human survival? Do they have any idea how many babies are a direct result of drunken relationships?

laklak wrote:Hard to stuff that genie back into its bottle. How you gonna keep 'em on the farm once they've seen Paris?

tuco wrote:Yeah, it was quick mafs, entire: the number in the link .. if everyone .. is condition used for carbon/ecological footprint to demonstrate a point that, for most of us, our way of living is not sustainable. You know me, I like to demonstrate points. Especially when it comes to CO2 being only a part of the problem - being carbon neutral not being enough.

But as I said earlier. Maybe someone flies, has solars on the roof, drives EV and has a lower footprint than someone who does not fly but drives 40 miles to work every day. Or maybe even someone flies and has such footprint that if everyone lived like her/him we would need 5 Earths but contributes something else to the rest of us, like I dunno research whales.

Our way of living cannot should not, in my opinion, be standardized and some stuff is hard to measure and enumerate.

tuco wrote:It's a source for the quick mafs so those of a mindset .. show your math .. can check whether my claim sticks or not.

tuco wrote:Its trivial math. I did it in Google disk sheet which is gone. Shall I do it again?

Scot Dutchy wrote:Never fly anymore.Flying is a pain.