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Alcohol is much harder to make, the overall quality of it sucks, and it's easier to identify homebrew beer from the mainstream stuff than it would be to do with pot. It's also much dangerous to make your own alcoholic beverages than to grow your own natural pot. See the prohibition era for accidental lethal cocktails. Of course the question is begged to be asked, if home brewing beer for your own consumption is ok, what's wrong with growing pot for your own personal consumption? Alaska doesn't have a problem with it.

wow, that's really cheap

If Bearsox felt that way, that would mean his viewpoint on pot would completely change if it was legalized. I highly doubt many people who call pot a gateway drug would be willing to change their mind if it was legal. Do you honestly think they would just wake up the next morning and say "Coke is the gateway drug of choice!" The argument is: Pot shouldn't be made legal because it is a gateway drug. Subbing in your definition: Pot shouldn't be made legal because it is an illegal drug. Not everything that is illegal is completely harmful, and everything that is legal isn't safe. I think we as human adult should be able to decide for ourselves, with proper knowledge (school education, FDA, EPA, etc..) to decide what we want to do with ourselves provided we do not directly harm others with our decisions.

That's an interesting stance, but i'm betting the "hard" drug dealers will still sell pot at a cheaper price because there won't be any taxes on it. I've talked to pot smokers and some of them have told me they would continue to buy from a dealer if it was legalized because they wouldn't be paying taxes.

..and then when you see that you just laugh wondering why was so emotionally reading notebook. Stupid. 50 Cent had a mouthful of s*** in the movie as well.

So why did Mark Grace get so few votes? He was a great hitter too.

Rivera? As in "just signed a pointles 3 year extension because he's so injury prone" Rivera? Pass.

Career OPS+ Rice: 128 Konerko: 116 Dawson: 119 Baines: 120

So does that mean I should get my birth certificate updated to push my DOB back 9 months?

....and instead of drawing walks he makes outs. Garrett Anderson still gets a lot of hits too. Wouldn't cost $80 million either.

Because he's clutch!1!!!1!

I'm Ron Burgundy?

http://www.suburbanchicagonews.com/heraldn...BUSH_S1.article Great for a laugh.

Screw the list. Get the Soxtalk awards ready damnit.

You can trade them earlier before June 15th if you get their permission.

Did you also mention Baldelli is only guaranteed $100,000 more than DeWaynse Wise in his new deal?

He didn't show up in 1983. /runs but yes, his overall numbers are impressive. Would anyone here consider Garrett Anderson a HOF player if he has about 5 more of his typical seasons? Right now Baines is the 3rd most comparable guy to him at his age. I certainly don't consider Anderson to be a HOF game. http://www.baseball-reference.com/a/anderga01.shtml

You liked Slumdog more than the Wrestler?

It's still interesting to read so in case it did happen people wouldn't completely flip out about it. What if Cabrera decides to go to Japan? I think that would be the worst case scenario.

Mark Kotsay, John Smoltz, Rocco Baldelli, and Takashi Saito signed with the Red Sox Shawn Estes signed a minor league deal with the Dodgers Willie Bloomquist signed a two year deal with the Royals Vance Wilson signed a minor league deal with the Royals Chris Gomez signed a minor league deal with the Orioles

Follow the dipping blue line.

shipps must have some really good pictures of Jason to be moving up so fast and to be able to routinely evade the language philter.

Freakin' Levine.

He'll sign with the Yankees after they get Manny netting us their 5th round pick.

Matt Morris retired Edgar Renteria signed with the Giants Carl Pavano signed with the Indians David Weathers accepted the Reds' offer of arbitration Jason Giambi signed with the A's Greg Maddux retired John Smoltz's option was declined