Esau.

I doubt there would be any real drama actually. But put it this way, I'd be better off posting which songs I like. Suprisingly, my Dylan list wouldn't be entirely short either.

Honestly, if I posted the songs I didn't like I bet it would start some drama..

Cavern!

Exactly the same for me Jaimoe, although I didn't mind Signals either but it never really hooked me like earlier albums.

It is now.

336. Pre-war blues songs about death, without repeating an artist or song. 1. Leadbelly - Death Letter Blues 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

Since no one seems to want to finish this off and start a new topic I guess I'll step up (I really didn't want to)... I'm quite suprised this one took as long as it did and as well, had repeated artists, but oh well.. 335. Songs Released in 2007 Protesting Against the Current Bullshit War Waged by Our Southern Neighbours 1. Hmmm... - Trained Monkey 2. Richard Thompson - Dad's Gonna Kill Me 3. Springsteen - Last to Die 4. Ani Difranco - Self Evident 5. Spoon - Don't Make Me a Target 6. Billy Joel - Christmas in Fallujah 7. Ian Brown (Stones Roses) featuring Sinéad O'Connor - Illegal Attacks 8. Saul Williams - Tr(n)igger ("Would Jesus Christ come back American / What if he's Iraqi and here again?) 9. Bruce Springsteen - Magic 10. Bright Eyes - No One Would Riot for Less 11. Linda Thompson - The Day After Tomorrow 12. Jason Isbell - Dress Blues

I haven't had any issues with either the 12 song game or listening to thread (or random pic thread for that matter) and I have my display settings at 50 threads per page and 50 replies per thread.

Roger McGuinn opened, but there was that spectacular fireworks dispaly after the encore. Wang Dang Doodle opener :thumbup:

Soldier Field 91 - my favourite show there.

God bless Vince, but I just never cared for that song, regardless how on or off the boys were.

Samba in the Rain

I suppose it does.

Happy Birthday my friend, do'er up right. Don't ingest anything I wouldn't...

I was only accepting the challenge, the facts or reading are secondary and basically unimportant. And she is a regular person.

Accepted. I may not be dating her anymore, but I can assure you she could do it. But we'll have to reverse the bottle/shot set up, whiskey then shot of wine.

William Elliott Whitmore - Latitudes

Not sure if this has been posted already, but in case it hasn't... http://www.digitallyobsessed.com/showrelease.php3?ID=9640

You used to be able to buy it here at the beer stores but I haven't seen it in a long time. Personally, I'd kill for a Black Horse.

Why is that Todd? Because of a few people's posts on one messageboard? [edit to add] Good edit man, ...but my question stands.

Oh yeah totally propaganda. And the math never adds up. But, check out any bust in Canada over the years, Canadian police have almost always said each plant is worth $1000 even if its just a clone. That may not be what someone ends up being actually charged with in the end, but until they reach court thats the numbers they love to boast about it seems. I assume by saying the grow-op is worth 1.1 million is more intimidating to the general public or people who just don't know. Sorta like how all growers are tied to bikers and/or organized crime. It's scray when its bigger I guess.

Well, they (RCMP) consider the average plant to produce a pound of marijuana and that represents about $1,000 in potential sales on the street. Ridiculous? Very. [edit to add] Here's a link to a bust last october, where I copied the above comment from. 1,100 plants (yet to be harvested) worth 1.1 million...hmm Full story http://www.winnipegsun.com/News/Manitoba/2007/10/31/4620141.html

I do agree with briguy about his tactics here in Hamilton. When he set up his rally practically on the front steps of the central police station in Hamilton he kinda lost me. Rubbing it in the cops faces while the law was moreless in limbo didn't seem like a smart move. KanadaKev, I really don't see anyone in this thread saying he should be sent to the US for this to be honest. I agree though that considering one seed equal as one full grown plant insane, although it's just as insane that Canada considers one clone equal to a full grown plant woth over 1k.

Ahh, sorry man, mistake on my part. I dunno, I really don't know how it was packaged but I guess CP could claim that they had no idea what was in the packages being sent, seeing as seeds wouldn't register any sorta of weight requiring any special postage and considering privacy they wouldn't have any reason to suspect anything foul regardless of what he does for a living.

I did some googling since I always figured they were legal, or at least in the "grey area". The only thing I could find was this, it states "non-viable seeds", I assume this refers to hemp-seed sales. Although, I'm not sure if this is even the area I should be looking. http://laws.justice.gc.ca/en/showdoc/cs/C-38.8/sc:2//en#anchorsc:2