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Automatic pipes could be an option, I suppose. But I'd prefer to put them down myself. I'd also like consequences for a bad piping system and benefits for a good one.
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First in-game screenshots of Simcity (2013)
Eastwinn replied to fatbuster's topic in SimCity (2013) General Discussion
I actually like the cartoony look. Hopefully we'll be able to make mods that allow us to change the whole look of the game, so you can have your realism and I can have my toons. -
Simtropolis 7.3.3 Bugs/Issues Report Thread
Eastwinn replied to Kevin's topic in Simtropolis Related
On the "Your Messanger" page, in the "Folders" panel, the orange boxes with numbers on the right don't quite line up with their labels on the left. Firefox, Windows Vista. -
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I wouldn't blame any lawmaker for going a tad overboard on a place like Ocean City. If you live on the Chesapeake, it seems to be the place to go horse around and drink beer. I for one hate the place.
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It's a shame, because whether it is healthy or not doesn't change the fact that the drug war is a massive failure and marijuana deserves to be legal, along with every other "narcotic."
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^ That's all fine and dandy, but what does the health effects of marijuana have to do with its legalization?
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Pot is rarely adulterated with other drugs. Even when it is, it's easy for a pot user to know: pot has a distinctive smell and look. When pot is sold grounded up into "shake" it can easily be adulterated with other herbs to make a batch heavier and therefore more costly. A naive pot user might fall for it, but typically a pothead can see that some of the shake doesn't look quite right. The smell might also be changed. Fun fact, fresh catnip smells a lot like marijuana. I learned this when I showed a pothead friend of mine the catnip that grows on my property. Anyway, the other herbs probably only have a significant effect on the lungs, as they might produce hotter smoke. Other drugs are often used in combination with marijuana, especially any that might cause nausea or dizziness. However rarely are they sold mixed together already. This is basically unheard of, aside from a few dissociatives such as PCP. According to word of mouth, marijuana adulterated with PCP is easy to spot, but regardless, PCP on its own isn't very popular at all. There's a large chance that the cop didn't know what s/he was talking about. Police service might teach an individual quite a bit about the worst immediate effects of a drug, but there is no guarantee that they know drugs from a medical standpoint.
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1. THC isn't the only active ingredient in marijuana. 2. Why does this matter in legalization? 3. Why? 4. Yeah to hell with 'em! 5. This is true, but what point are you making with this?
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I support the legalization of every drug, from marijuana to heroin to PCP. Since my last visit on this site, I've been doing extensive research on drugs and drug policy and its changed the way I view the world and the government. If you're looking for good information, try erowid.org
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Why is it necessary to ban happy meals? Wouldn't it be easier to not buy them?
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Oh no, not too much. Our water is actually very clean, but the old copper pipes do have presence. If you run the bath water too hot at first it will knock of all sorts of tarnish off (guessing from the green color, Copper Carbonate, I think). The pH of the water is around 5.5 which contributes to the decay of the copper, but as far as I know does little to the PVC. It is a problem with the fish tank though -- most fish require a pH above 7.7 or so. If you put them in even slightly acidic water they will lose their color pretty quickly.
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I'm not a huge fan of tap water. I don't like the taste. I don't know if it's the chlorine, the fluorine, both, or some additive that makes it taste the way it does but I don't like it. I prefer my well water -- some combination of dissolved copper (through the acidity of the water) and various copper compounds (Copper Carbonate, Copper Sulfide) makes it takes like pure joy to my well conditioned tongue.
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Originally posted by: Duke87Bad assumption. Obviously there have been socialist elements here for quite a while (e.g., Social Security), but very few people would say the US is currently "socialist". Pretty much everyone agrees that we are not (certainly we're much less so than the rest of the developed world, at any rate). The point of disagreement is on whether that is a good thing or a bad thing.quote> Ouch, this would make it harder for me to justify why socialism is a good thing -- well I'll back out until I know more about socialism anyway. My main argument is that a goverment controlled economy, higher taxes on the rich and lower on the poor, and stuff like social security (can't think of a name, hence why I need to read more about socialism) are enough to make us socialist.
