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  • S Shog9 0

    leckey wrote:

    Actually hemp is not as potent as marijuana.

    True, but the plant itself is very fibrous and therefore useful for things like rope, cloth, paper... Oddly, the only people who seem to care about such uses are also fond of the waxy buds of its cousin...

    leckey wrote:

    I don't get the rags/soccer mom correlation.

    Drives around all day in a van / SUV, so recycles scraps. Because that'll save us from Global Warming.

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    It's a shame about hemp; it's easily grown and can be used in so many things. I wish people would be willing to learn more.

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    • R RoswellNX

      leckey wrote:

      so do they replace all the 'thy' and 'thou's' with 'dude?'

      I thought he was talking about muffins:~ Roswell :)

      "Angelinos -- excuse me. There will be civility today."
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      Anton Afanasyev
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      lol now that you mention it, probably yes.But the way leckey's message and then that answer were structured, it seemed the buying constituted of grossnes and the extreme bible.


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        lol now that you mention it, probably yes.But the way leckey's message and then that answer were structured, it seemed the buying constituted of grossnes and the extreme bible.


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        Hey, either way, as long as what you bought was EXTREEEEEME I'm cool.:cool:

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          Okay, it seems like everything these days is now 'EXTREEEEEEEME.' I thought the height of this stupid phenomenon was when I saw at my local grocery store 'Extreme Muffins!' They were extremely large, but not extreme. Although that much fiber might result in some extreme bodily functions. Anyhow, this has now been topped after visitng my local Barnes and Noble: The Teenage Extreme Bible. I kid you not. So how is this more 'EXTREEEEEEEEME' than the regular version? Does Jesus not walk on water but water ski with no boat? Does Moses high-five everyone after parting the Red Sea? I'm curious what other ridiculous 'extreme' things you have seen on the market.

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          Roger Wright
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          It's not extreme, but the car wash I visit weekly with the neighbor's cat offers an Ultimate wash; for an extra buck Fluffy gets a squirt of hot wax.:cool:

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            Okay, it seems like everything these days is now 'EXTREEEEEEEME.' I thought the height of this stupid phenomenon was when I saw at my local grocery store 'Extreme Muffins!' They were extremely large, but not extreme. Although that much fiber might result in some extreme bodily functions. Anyhow, this has now been topped after visitng my local Barnes and Noble: The Teenage Extreme Bible. I kid you not. So how is this more 'EXTREEEEEEEEME' than the regular version? Does Jesus not walk on water but water ski with no boat? Does Moses high-five everyone after parting the Red Sea? I'm curious what other ridiculous 'extreme' things you have seen on the market.

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            RoswellNX
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            i just saw this checking my gmail account for new replies "Extreme Programming Job - www.google.com/jobs - Do Extreme Programming at Google in Kirkland - Java & Python" Roswell:laugh:

            "Angelinos -- excuse me. There will be civility today."
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            • L leckey 0

              It's a shame about hemp; it's easily grown and can be used in so many things. I wish people would be willing to learn more.

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              Shog9 0
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              leckey wrote:

              I wish people would be willing to learn more.

              Heck, i'd settle for not having others' ignorance forced upon me in the form of legislation... ...and a pony. Why not.

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                BABE? Now THAT'S Extreeeeeeeeme!

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                code frog 0
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                I had to do it. Extreme reminded me so much of the 80's and 90's when "babe" was almost iconic.:cool:

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                  Okay, it seems like everything these days is now 'EXTREEEEEEEME.' I thought the height of this stupid phenomenon was when I saw at my local grocery store 'Extreme Muffins!' They were extremely large, but not extreme. Although that much fiber might result in some extreme bodily functions. Anyhow, this has now been topped after visitng my local Barnes and Noble: The Teenage Extreme Bible. I kid you not. So how is this more 'EXTREEEEEEEEME' than the regular version? Does Jesus not walk on water but water ski with no boat? Does Moses high-five everyone after parting the Red Sea? I'm curious what other ridiculous 'extreme' things you have seen on the market.

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                  Ray Cassick
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                  leckey wrote:

                  Does Moses high-five everyone after parting the Red Sea?

                  No, he just turns to the crowd behind him and says TA DA then takes a bow. :)


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                    Jeffry J. Brickley wrote:

                    I would like an extreme raise, extreme computer upgrade, NOT an extreme wedding (but an extreme wedding night), an extreme winning lottery ticket, extreme gas (for the car, not me), extreme balances [high] on all my bank accounts

                    Dude, that's like, an extreme amount of things.

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                    Andy Brummer
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                    Not only that it's an extreme amount of extreme things.


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                    • R Ray Cassick

                      leckey wrote:

                      Does Moses high-five everyone after parting the Red Sea?

                      No, he just turns to the crowd behind him and says TA DA then takes a bow. :)


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                      Flynn Arrowstarr Regular Schmoe
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                      The high-fiving was between Jesus and the Apostles after Jesus tossed the money changers out of the church... :cool: Flynn

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                      • L leckey 0

                        Okay, it seems like everything these days is now 'EXTREEEEEEEME.' I thought the height of this stupid phenomenon was when I saw at my local grocery store 'Extreme Muffins!' They were extremely large, but not extreme. Although that much fiber might result in some extreme bodily functions. Anyhow, this has now been topped after visitng my local Barnes and Noble: The Teenage Extreme Bible. I kid you not. So how is this more 'EXTREEEEEEEEME' than the regular version? Does Jesus not walk on water but water ski with no boat? Does Moses high-five everyone after parting the Red Sea? I'm curious what other ridiculous 'extreme' things you have seen on the market.

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                        David Crow
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                        leckey wrote:

                        Okay, it seems like everything these days is now 'EXTREEEEEEEME.'

                        I was thinking this exact thing the other day when I saw "extra strength" on a product label. These products are barely off the shelf and the mfg's are already offering "extra large", "extra strength", "extra long", "extra zesty", "extra absorbent" just to name a few. When a product goes from "normal" to "extra" in just a few short years, that does not leave much room for growth as far as labeling is concerned.


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