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I see some people here commenting on his "stupidity,"
indeed it was a terrible consequence of getting drunk...
but I feel sorry for the man. His friends (or at least the ones that were not drunk) should have done something.
Really!?! Just because it was legalized in Oregon 4 days agohttp://money.cnn.com/2015/07/01/news/oregon-marijuana-legalization/
Most states are still a NO....
Medical pot is legal in what, about 38 states now? Yes, Alaska, Colorado, Washington and Oregon are the only states so far that have legalized recreational pot. DC did, but congress had a hissy fit and wouldn't let them. I think there are only about 10 states where it is a criminal offense to have a small quantity.
I remember a while back reading that sparklers were the #1 cause of fireworks injuries because they are the only ones your supposed to hold in your hand. I guess some people ain't satisfied with burnt fingers, they have to have their head blown off to have a happy 4th of July.
"Some people" can be relied on to do any number of stupid things. Most people use sparklers, and any holiday fireworks, without incident.
Medical pot is legal in what, about 38 states now? Yes, Alaska, Colorado, Washington and Oregon are the only states so far that have legalized recreational pot. DC did, but congress had a hissy fit and wouldn't let them. I think there are only about 10 states where it is a criminal offense to have a small quantity.
not sure why marijuana is being discussed on this thread, but the bolded is wrong.
Conservatives sure want less regulation . . . until their drunken son shoots fireworks off his head. lol
Mick
Kathleen staples is a conservative? proof please.
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