:huh:

[Rev]

Edited April 21, 2007 by Rev

[gerbil]

ridiculous, how much more power do these people want?

their next argument will be that the spore banks are funded by terrorists, or send spores to terrorists, heh what a joke these countries are.

[MrBumpy]

next thing you know...you can be charged with collaborating with terrorists if you don't check you paddocks every day incase a cow has done a turd, and a few mushrooms have sprouted out of it, which allows the the terrorists to pick them, sell them...and then buy weapons of mass destruction with the profits.

-bumpy

[Auxin]

Speaking of the US and its capitalizing on exaggerated terrorist threats, remember that campaign saying americans smoking pot supports terrorism. I finally figured out THEY ARE RIGHT! Heres the dastardly terrorist scheme:

1) Little billy buys some weed.

2) Little billy smokes that weed.

3) Little billy gets the munchies.

4) Little billy goes to the store and buys junk food, paying a 8.75% tax that goes to genocidal madmen that use it to produce illegal radiological bombs that they drop on Iraqi villages thus mutilating and killing thousands of babies.

Bush was right- weed funds terrorism, he just forgot to mention that HE is the terrorist that its funding, and he forgot to mention that all US cash transactions do the same thing.

[spiders]

My friend in New Zealand was telling me about a crack down in his local area where council workers are being ordered to spray known patches. There was also one report of a guy being arrested for possession of psilocybe mushrooms and he confessed to it despite the fact that it was apparently noted later that the mushrooms he had picked were a different species and not psilocybes. Apparently, intent is enough in the eyes of the law.

[Bolwarra]

I personally steer clear or The Commercial spore banks, I'd almost say they could be unnesessary and pose even more of a risk to individuals. Though that NZ case is a bit of an eye-opener too.

[Rev]

Edited April 21, 2007 by Rev