Thread: off topic anonymous

Originally Posted by whoever

where the stumps rotten ? what made them hollow?

being hollow implies rotten.

I looked in quite a few. Never found any babies.

Originally Posted by rolodave

being hollow implies rotten.
I looked in quite a few. Never found any babies.

You was lucky!! too many show up the regular way!
Earlier you mentioned TV couples slep in twin beds.
Well a little kid on Art Linkletter's show was asked how his parents were doing things for home safety... "Well they keep one of those rubber things under the rug between their beds to prevent accidents.."
~Richard

Originally Posted by Geezer

You was lucky!! too many show up the regular way!
Earlier you mentioned TV couples slep in twin beds.
Well a little kid on Art Linkletter's show was asked how his parents were doing things for home safety... "Well they keep one of those rubber things under the rug between their beds to prevent accidents.."
~Richard

I do believe that Art's show was called "Kids Say the Darnedest Things'.

That's a pretty big rubber

Originally Posted by Geezer

You was lucky!! too many show up the regular way!
Earlier you mentioned TV couples slep in twin beds.
Well a little kid on Art Linkletter's show was asked how his parents were doing things for home safety... "Well they keep one of those rubber things under the rug between their beds to prevent accidents.."
~Richard

One of the reasons marijuana is illegal today because cotton growers in the 30s lobbied against hemp farmers -- they saw it as competition.
~Richard

Originally Posted by Geezer

One of the reasons marijuana is illegal today because cotton growers in the 30s lobbied against hemp farmers -- they saw it as competition.
~Richard

During WW2, Kentucky was the #1 hemp grower in the US. The weed grows everywhere. However, it is not medicinal quality.

Originally Posted by rolodave

During WW2, Kentucky was the #1 hemp grower in the US. The weed grows everywhere. However, it is not medicinal quality.

There are still small patches of "Rope" hemp around Wisconsin. And...watched carefully by the Feds. It was a huge business during the conflict because so many ships needed lines and the scrap was used for packing materials. Best, it would grow anywhere and not conflict with food crops.
~Richard

Well, keep u warm, or keep u warm and happy in goarm of little buds. Hmm wonder who would had won based on merit

Originally Posted by Geezer

One of the reasons marijuana is illegal today because cotton growers in the 30s lobbied against hemp farmers -- they saw it as competition.
~Richard

ladies and gentlemen.... i bring you......... the late late late late show with nicholas cage!

(when i hear this, i am definitely tuning in!)

Originally Posted by Geezer

There are still small patches of "Rope" hemp around Wisconsin. And...watched carefully by the Feds. It was a huge business during the conflict because so many ships needed lines and the scrap was used for packing materials. Best, it would grow anywhere and not conflict with food crops.
~Richard

I knew a couple of guys getting busted for trying to harvest some wild weed.

Bob Hope came to Lexington, KY to do a performance in the late 60s. Said he found weed growing right along a fairway on a local course. Everyone cheered.