T1B

Posted: **Tue Dec 19, 2006 2:20 pm**

(per annum)

Hay - $12.2bn
Soybeans - $17.6bn
Corn - $23bn
Marijuana - $35.8bn

You lucky, lucky bastards. Over here we have to deal with the most mind-numbing hydroponic rubbish imaginable. It's like fucking green heroin.

Posted: **Tue Dec 19, 2006 2:26 pm**

We're flooded with crap grown out of hayseed drainage ditchs. The price of the good stuff drives up the price of the stems and seeds that are everywhere.

Posted: **Tue Dec 19, 2006 2:31 pm**

Bizzarofelice wrote:We're flooded with crap grown out of hayseed drainage ditchs. The price of the good stuff drives up the price of the stems and seeds that are everywhere.

This is good stuff. I got it from a Negro. You're probably high already and you don't even know it.

Posted: **Tue Dec 19, 2006 2:41 pm**

Nishlord wrote:Marijuana - $35.8bn

Wonder how much that would be if it was legal?

Posted: **Tue Dec 19, 2006 3:41 pm**

Marijuana - $35.8bn

And that's why it will never be legal.

Sin,

Cotton & Energy Industries

Posted: **Tue Dec 19, 2006 6:07 pm**

KatMode wrote:
Marijuana - $35.8bn

And that's why it will never be legal.

Sin,

FBI, DEA, DARE & every other Governmental Gravytrainer

FTFY

Posted: **Tue Dec 19, 2006 6:24 pm**

Nishlord wrote:You lucky, lucky bastards. Over here we have to deal with the most mind-numbing hydroponic rubbish imaginable. It's like fucking green heroin.

BWAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!

Sin,
U&L

Posted: **Tue Dec 19, 2006 6:28 pm**

BSmack wrote:
Bizzarofelice wrote:We're flooded with crap grown out of hayseed drainage ditchs. The price of the good stuff drives up the price of the stems and seeds that are everywhere.
This is good stuff. I got it from a Negro. You're probably high already and you don't even know it.

rack!!

Posted: **Tue Dec 19, 2006 6:40 pm**

BSmack wrote:This is good stuff. I got it from a Negro. You're probably high already and you don't even know it.

I eagerly await IB's lengthy response on behalf of the black community. I trust it will be worth my time to study in some detail her well-articulated thoughts on this critical issue.

Posted: **Tue Dec 19, 2006 7:36 pm**

mvscal wrote:
KatMode wrote:
Marijuana - $35.8bn

And that's why it will never be legal.

Sin,

Cotton & Energy Industries
Idiot

Hemp and marijuana are from the same plant, Cannabis sativa L., though they are grown and processed differently. Some strains of the plant have little to no THC (hemp) while others have *high* counts (that'd be the mary jane). However, the only legal way to grow Industrialized Hemp is to get a permit from the DEA. Yeah, you can guess how often THAT happens. Why would does the government highly restrict such access to a plant that doesn't have any THC in it and therefore is not marijuana? What is the point of restricting it so tightly barely anyone can get the permit to grow it, when there are thousands of benefits from it (including Fuel and Clothing)?

Posted: **Wed Dec 20, 2006 2:14 am**

Dinsdale wrote:
Nishlord wrote:You lucky, lucky bastards. Over here we have to deal with the most mind-numbing hydroponic rubbish imaginable. It's like fucking green heroin.

BWAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!

Sin,
U&L

Indeed.

Here's an example of our own produce;

Man grew strongest ever cannabis

A man has admitted growing what police described as the strongest cannabis ever found in the UK.

David Wyler, 55, of Poplar Avenue, Nottingham, admitted producing cannabis and possessing the drug as well as possessing amphetamines.

Tests on 500 cannabis plants seized at a house in Ilkeston, Derbyshire, showed they were the strongest ever found in the UK, Derby Crown Court was told.

Police believe he made £500,000 out of drugs. Wyler will be sentenced later.

The house in Ilkeston was entirely given over to producing cannabis plants, the hearing was told.

Test carried out by forensic scientists on the plants showed the THC content, a measure of the drug's strength, was 29%. The normal reading for cannabis is 12%.

I mean, really. I want 'mild euphoria' not 'brain haemorrage', if you don't mind.

Posted: **Wed Dec 20, 2006 2:43 am**

29% is running it up pretty good. Very high %, matter of fact.

You may thank the northwestern United States for teaching the world how it's done.

Posted: **Wed Dec 20, 2006 11:07 am**

Apparently corn futures are supposed to be a good bet due to the ethanol additive for gasoline. My wife's brother is considering converting his sugar beet acreage (which has been crap for a while) over to corn. This has been a tremendously good year for him as a farmer.

Posted: **Wed Dec 20, 2006 4:23 pm**

mvscal wrote:Ethanol is a complete waste.

No way. This shit is better than gays.

Love,
Midwestern politicians pandering for votes.

Posted: **Wed Dec 20, 2006 5:53 pm**

mvscal wrote:Ethanol is a complete waste.

Hmmm....we could extract the corn oil and power vehicles with it...but that cuts out too many middlemen, and it would take a lot more effort for Big Oil to get their cut, as oppsed to straight ethanol, which will probably require involvement of oil companies to power the distilleries..

And people would be very suprised if they knew how much effort the oil companies went to to dampen the biodeisel movement. Even got some laws passed while no one was looking to regulate the transport of it between states.

Hmmm...if Big Oil is afriad of it, that probably means it's a good bet for the future.

Posted: **Thu Dec 21, 2006 5:00 am**

Does one need a permit from the DEA to grow switchgrass?

Posted: **Thu Dec 21, 2006 10:12 am**

Regardless of ethanol's merits, the farmers are pretty happy about it. The brother-in-law is trying to decide how much acreage to devote to corn and how much to let go fallow or produce soy beans.

Posted: **Thu Dec 21, 2006 2:21 pm**

RadioFan wrote:Does one need a permit from the DEA to grow switchgrass?

Not that I could find. Looks like switchgrass is being studied for its bioenergy possibilities now.

Posted: **Thu Dec 21, 2006 10:02 pm**

29%..............nice

If the Brits get that Uberweed over the US way my moneys getting invested in Doritos and Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream.

Posted: **Thu Dec 21, 2006 10:26 pm**

mvscal wrote:It has nothing to do with cotton or energy.

It has everything to do with the Fritos lobby being weak.

Posted: **Thu Dec 21, 2006 10:42 pm**

Y2K wrote: If the Brits get that Uberweed over the US way

P'Shaw.

The U&L brought indoor gardening to the world, and still do it best.

The Limies brought slicing up hookers to the world...and the U&L does that better than they do, as well.

PWN3D!!!!!

Posted: **Fri Dec 22, 2006 12:37 pm**

Crystal Meth hasn't really hit the UK yet. Got knows how strong it'll be when we start making it ourselves.

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