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Hah yeah I was just ragging on you. It is a good show though, I just started watching old episodes on Netflix Instant Streaming. Sort of a political version of "Mythbusters" except a lot funnier and, I think, more interesting.
Bill Maher had a lot of great things to say in this clip, but I couldnt take the people who were so waiting for him to say something funny and do his stand up schtick that a lot was lost in what he had to say. The injustice of the marketing machine telling us what we want and keeping out what they cannot control. Control= money=power. I dont yell from the rooftops my agreement with the legalization because I need to keep my job and dont need the insurance company that handles the ability to keep my job firing me in a random drug sting (which would follow my public ranting). Do I fear the feds? Yes. Do I want pot to be legal? Yes. Will I smoke it more regularly? Probably not, because the insurance carriers can still govern whether you can work in many jobs and pot stays in the system for a long time. Thank god for the Whizzinator.
Oh come on man, don't censor your titles. The show is called "Bullshit!" and is awesome. Penn Jillette is hilarious.
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ReplyDeleteHah yeah I was just ragging on you. It is a good show though, I just started watching old episodes on Netflix Instant Streaming. Sort of a political version of "Mythbusters" except a lot funnier and, I think, more interesting.
ReplyDeleteBill Maher had a lot of great things to say in this clip, but I couldnt take the people who were so waiting for him to say something funny and do his stand up schtick that a lot was lost in what he had to say. The injustice of the marketing machine telling us what we want and keeping out what they cannot control. Control= money=power. I dont yell from the rooftops my agreement with the legalization because I need to keep my job and dont need the insurance company that handles the ability to keep my job firing me in a random drug sting (which would follow my public ranting). Do I fear the feds? Yes. Do I want pot to be legal? Yes. Will I smoke it more regularly? Probably not, because the insurance carriers can still govern whether you can work in many jobs and pot stays in the system for a long time. Thank god for the Whizzinator.
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