A hysterical clip from Ali G's new game show "Who wants to win an ounce". Ring your dealer, 50/50 or ask the audience.

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Enter the text you see:                 daKraut 2 years ago Classic (j) drsjohnny 2 years ago that is a classic Kilda_Ladies 2 years ago this will be a classic The_Devil 2 years ago reefer addicts kill babies and speed on the highway. Roving1 2 years ago Pot is for losers. One more good example. The_Devil 2 years ago jesus was a pot addict, oh, and a pole smoker. spiraball 2 years ago copper haha:D mokemann 2 years ago http://server3.dasarbeitslosenspiel.de/beg.php?id= 4968 Guille 2 years ago where can i find the whole version? guru 2 years ago hahaha call the dealer :D Imsodamnlost 2 years ago [quote]On 17-10-06 05:58 Roving1 wrote: Pot is for losers. One more good example. [/quote] lol ok pencildick violencejack 2 years ago LMFAO SHIIIIIT MAN THAT WAS FUUUNY AS FUUUUCK LMAO MAN AINT SEEN HIS SHIT IN A WHILE. MAKES ME WANNA SMOKE MORE WEED (j)(j)(j)(j)(j)(j)(j)(j) Fascismo 2 years ago What is with this amazment with drug humor?:( ahomelessman 2 years ago [quote]On 17-10-06 05:50 The_Devil wrote: reefer addicts kill babies and speed on the highway.[/quote] I kill up to 300 babies a day and then i eat their souls Roving1 2 years ago They are amazed because it takes very little to impress the q brain dead pot head moron. mushieman014 2 years ago Roving1 gets doped up on religious rhetoric instead. I can't wait till that bitch goes to fight in Iraq so he can spawn a whole new generation of terrorists. Hopefully they'll kill hom over there before taking the fight over here. Roving1 2 years ago [quote]On 18-10-06 20:38 mushieman014 wrote: Roving1 gets doped up on religious rhetoric instead. I can't wait till that bitch goes to fight in Iraq so he can spawn a whole new generation of terrorists. Hopefully they'll kill hom over there before taking the fight over here.[/quote] As usual the brain dead around us talk utter crap and see things that are not there... religious rhetoric? I see no where this religious rhetoric is refered to. One too many puffs me thinks..Living proof folks.. And please don`t lump me in with the yanks you stupid wanker. But that is a good idea in a way. We should send over any pot addicts or people who toke up to be killed then there is no really lose of life that needs to be cared about. CANADIANDUDE 2 years ago [quote]On 18-10-06 21:23 Roving1 wrote: [..] As usual the brain dead around us talk utter crap and see things that are not there... religious rhetoric? I see no where this religious rhetoric is refered to. One too many puffs me thinks..Living proof folks.. And please don`t lump me in with the yanks you stupid wanker. But that is a good idea in a way. We should send over any pot addicts or people who toke up to be killed then there is no really lose of life that needs to be cared about. [/quote] Eh , reply if you have the balls to debate what you say is true...... mushieman014 2 years ago If you want to discuss some neuropharmacology with me go ahead, but I would have no reason to believe you would understand. THC and other cannibinols/ cannibinoids exhibit very little degree of neurotoxicity, or any for that matter. It is possible that, after ingesting the compounds present in cannabis, or any related CA1 agonist for that matter, in a volumptuous manner for a period of 7 to 10 years that a neurotoxic effect may develop. However, it is likely that this effect would only be temporary as your brain is very resilient to damage and can repair itself through the process of neurogenesis. Through the action of G-protein linked pathways, CA1 agonists, agonists of this particular cannibinoid receptor, actually stimulate neurogenesis (the process of stem cells and glia from your dentate gyrus forming into neurons and moving to other parts of your brain). THC and cannibinoids actually prevent the accumulation of amygloid plaques in your brain . These plaques are associated with the onset of the disease known as Alzheimers. THC promotes the presence and continued porduction of the anzymes that break these plaques down, as well as interacting with it directly to break them down through chemical processes which we do not fully comprehend. However, THC and cannibinoids are known to also produce changes to the hippocampus, the area of the brain that controls primarily memory and learning, by altering dendrite-axon connections. It is not fully understood, however, what the effects of this dendrite-axon rewiring are. It is rather minimal, however, considering the natural process of neurogenesis causes the formation of thousands of new neurons each day, especially in the hippocampal region. The LD50 for THC and the ingestion of cannabis is fairly high, something along the lines of 200mg/ kg for humans when smoked. THC can not produce cancerous effects as THC stops cancerous cells from thier uncontrolled division cycle known as metastasis. If you have any informatio CANADIANDUDE 2 years ago God bless.....weed.....(j) MrFreeze 2 years ago [quote]On 19-10-06 19:12 mushieman014 wrote: If you want to discuss some neuropharmacology with me go ahead, but I would have no reason to believe you would understand. THC and other cannibinols/ cannibinoids exhibit very little degree of neurotoxicity, or any for that matter. It is possible that, after ingesting the compounds present in cannabis, or any related CA1 agonist for that matter, in a volumptuous manner for a period of 7 to 10 years that a neurotoxic effect may develop. However, it is likely that this effect would only be temporary as your brain is very resilient to damage and can repair itself through the process of neurogenesis. Through the action of G-protein linked pathways, CA1 agonists, agonists of this particular cannibinoid receptor, actually stimulate neurogenesis (the process of stem cells and glia from your dentate gyrus forming into neurons and moving to other parts of your brain). THC and cannibinoids actually prevent the accumulation of amygloid plaques in your brain . These plaques are associated with the onset of the disease known as Alzheimers. THC promotes the presence and continued porduction of the anzymes that break these plaques down, as well as interacting with it directly to break them down through chemical processes which we do not fully comprehend. However, THC and cannibinoids are known to also produce changes to the hippocampus, the area of the brain that controls primarily memory and learning, by altering dendrite-axon connections. It is not fully understood, however, what the effects of this dendrite-axon rewiring are. It is rather minimal, however, considering the natural process of neurogenesis causes the formation of thousands of new neurons each day, especially in the hippocampal region. The LD50 for THC and the ingestion of cannabis is fairly high, something along the lines of 200mg/ kg for humans when smoked. THC can not produce cancerous effects as THC stops cancerous cells from thier uncontrolled division cycle known Roving1 2 years ago [quote]On 19-10-06 19:12 mushieman014 wrote: If you want to discuss some neuropharmacology with me go ahead, but I would have no reason to believe you would understand. THC and other cannibinols/ cannibinoids exhibit very little degree of neurotoxicity, or any for that matter. It is possible that, after ingesting the compounds present in cannabis, or any related CA1 agonist for that matter, in a volumptuous manner for a period of 7 to 10 years that a neurotoxic effect may develop. However, it is likely that this effect would only be temporary as your brain is very resilient to damage and can repair itself through the process of neurogenesis. Through the action of G-protein linked pathways, CA1 agonists, agonists of this particular cannibinoid receptor, actually stimulate neurogenesis (the process of stem cells and glia from your dentate gyrus forming into neurons and moving to other parts of your brain). THC and cannibinoids actually prevent the accumulation of amygloid plaques in your brain . These plaques are associated with the onset of the disease known as Alzheimers. THC promotes the presence and continued porduction of the anzymes that break these plaques down, as well as interacting with it directly to break them down through chemical processes which we do not fully comprehend. However, THC and cannibinoids are known to also produce changes to the hippocampus, the area of the brain that controls primarily memory and learning, by altering dendrite-axon connections. It is not fully understood, however, what the effects of this dendrite-axon rewiring are. It is rather minimal, however, considering the natural process of neurogenesis causes the formation of thousands of new neurons each day, especially in the hippocampal region. The LD50 for THC and the ingestion of cannabis is fairly high, something along the lines of 200mg/ kg for humans when smoked. THC can not produce cancerous effects as THC stops cancerous cells from thier uncontrolled division cycle known mushieman014 2 years ago Your lack of verbal ingenuity perhaps either reflects your age or some lack of intelligence on your part. I did not copy and paste, I summarized from knowledge attained from research. If the only counter argument you can give is some character insult regarding my sources, I really can present nothing that might deflate your ignorance and conceit. I can give you links to various neuroscience papers if you would like though. Additional information that is quite relavant is that a heavy dose of smoked THC would be around 2mg for a full grown adult. The LD50 is at leats 200mg/kg. Some simple math and you would realize you would have to smoke quite a lot of cannabis to die. Why don't you use your roving talents to transfer your vacuous absence of wit and intelligence to somewhere it might not inflict or inconvenience other people. Another note is that, eventhough smoking cannabis cannot cause lung cancer, it can cause other smoking related problems such as shortness of breath and emphysema. CANADIANDUDE 2 years ago [quote]On 19-10-06 21:34 Roving1 wrote: [..] Wow you can copy off a source on the net I am proud of you...But I guess you are a little confused. I was asking about all this religious rhetoric you accused me of.. As for you little blurb of how safe pot is. Seen it. Please refer to this very comment in the report... THC and cannibinoids are known to also produce changes to the hippocampus, the area of the brain that controls primarily memory and learning, by altering dendrite-axon connections. It is not fully understood, however, what the effects of this dendrite-axon rewiring are. Boy that sounds so safe for one to use... Did you even read the whole report or did you just copy and paste? [/quote] We all get it , you hate pot smokers now fuck off you dirty lil' crackhead