[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> In a message dated 4/8/2004 9:47:02 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> writes:
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> > Unless someone's offering a margarita (on the rocks, with
> > salt) made
> > with Jose Cuervo Gold.
>
> how about a nice joint. i suspect that the ability to make fire was developed so
> that people would not have to wait for as lightning strike fire to get wasted. after
> all they don't call it the stoned agefor noyhing
Hey, man, I know we have some primo bud now, but next time you
light up a big one, think about all those paleolithic proto-farmers,
man. Those dudes probably started with such worthless weed that
they had to throw big bundles of it onto like campfires, man! And
then stand over the fire with skins on their heads to like catch
the smoke. They probably did this for HOURS before they got a
buzz, man!
---David
Seriously, it does take a long period of selection before useful
cultivars are produced. I don't know about hemp, but I've heard
there is evidence that tobacco was being actively selected for
potency around ten thousand years ago.
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