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Old 11-07-2009, 08:49 AM
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i live in cullman al and there is meth everywhere i mean everywhere we have meth labs all over the place... but you wouldnt think it just by coming to cullman or even living here you have to know people to see how bad cullman really is
At a hotel in Cullman.

Active meth lab discovered at hotel » Local News » CullmanTimes.com, Cullman, Alabama
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Old 11-09-2009, 01:23 AM
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let's legalize all of it, get rid of "dry counties" (why do they exist), and drop speed limits.
Don't get me started on speed limits.

Speed limits too, on most major roads (especially interstates), are pretty stupid. Every study conducted on the subject has shown that traffic naturally finds a comfortable consistent pace. It's actually been tested in several countries - where the limit is raised, and traffic on average actually prefers a slower speed. Further, the actual limit is set by a sort of least common denominator - poor performing car and driver.

A semi can only safely travel down a country road at X mph, so that means my race replica sportbike should be limited to that mph too? Nonsense. People naturally find comfortable, suitable speeds - the signs should be advisories (mostly for those unfamiliar with the roads). Someone driving irrationally isn't stopped by a sign with a number. Those people pose the same danger whether the limit exists or not.

Take a look at 565 any day of the week and you'll see that the defacto comfortable speed is ~75-80 mph. The limit is meaningless. Let the police do something besides sit under bridges clocking people and handing out tickets.

It's kind of funny really, police often justify their own high speed driving by saying they're highly trained and yadda yadda. Well that's great, I have raced motorcycles for 10 years, does that mean I'm qualified to exceed the limit?

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Old 11-09-2009, 01:47 AM
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Even if the residents of the dry counties consistently vote against going wet?
What right does my neighbor have to say whether I can sell a legal substance?

Tyranny I say. If someone doesn't want to buy/sell alcohol, I have a simple solution for them: don't.
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Old 11-10-2009, 10:29 PM
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What right does my neighbor have to say whether I can sell a legal substance?

Tyranny I say. If someone doesn't want to buy/sell alcohol, I have a simple solution for them: don't.
Man, you made me up your rep on that one... and that is rare, but I agree
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Old 11-11-2009, 04:03 AM
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Aaaaahhhhh. Sand Mountain. Home of meth labs, chop shops, bluegrass fiddle players, and snake handlers. Lots of UFO sightings there, too. It sure is an interesting place.


no other place like it .i live top of sandmountain,drugs yes wiskey yes .good people messin up yes but folks still are neighbors,freinds .that help , look out for one another,theres
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Old 11-12-2009, 02:22 PM
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I was reading a headline on MSN about Mexican Police needing US troops in drug-infested area, and the link took me here:

Mexican cartels: Drug organizations extending reach farther into the U.S. - Americas- msnbc.com

ALbertville, Decatur, Huntsville.

Looks like we came ahead of GA, LA, MS (hint "Hatin on Bama " thread http://www.city-data.com/forum/alaba...ng-bama-6.html), but GA and LA creamed us at gun trade.
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