Y'all are washed up old spazzes.
Edward make forum sadz... :(
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Y'all are washed up old spazzes.
Good bye faggot.
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Y'all are washed up old spazzes.
Okay Edward.
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Y'all are washed up old spazzes.
There's no safe space here for asylum dwelling, poster stalking, gullible climate alarmist denying SJW's.

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Y'all are washed up old spazzes.
Stick around Eddie, and share in the great news. Cross border construction of the Northern leg of Keystone XL will begin in the spring. Yahooooo
Edward is right, we're not a deranged stalker friendly forum like VF.
Eddie/SMP always has the same exact mental breakdown..
And then he goes to Phoenix..
I think he is in some kind of a interval treatment where he spends time in the mental facility and home.
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Eddie/SMP always has the same exact mental breakdown..
And then he goes to Phoenix..
I think he is in some kind of a interval treatment where he spends time in the mental facility and home.
He has been in a mental hospital. He has at least been investigated for stalking related offences, if not charged and convicted. For that reason, I don't believe he's allowed in the US.
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Eddie/SMP always has the same exact mental breakdown..
And then he goes to Phoenix..
I think he is in some kind of a interval treatment where he spends time in the mental facility and home.
He has been in a mental hospital. He has at least been investigated for stalking related offences, if not charged and convicted. For that reason, I don't believe he's allowed in the US.
Depending on the conviction, he could get a waiver..
My husband's company has sent Americans to Canada who had criminal convictions and vice versa..
They must have waivers though.
Depends on the offense, actually, when it comes to entering US with a record. Canada has the same system in place also.
If what you're convicted of in Canada would be classified as a Misdemeanor in the US, you should be able to cross no problem. If your crime equals a US Felony, you will have a problem and will need a pardon or a waiver before entering US.
Canada does it the same way, except our versions are Summary and Indictable offenses. Americans with a criminal record could enter Canada provided the offense(s) is Summary Offenses, which is essentially the equivalent of a US misdemeanor.
I'll give you a real world example of how this would work: A Canadian with an Impaired Driving conviction can enter the US, since the US views that as a Misdemeanor type offense. On the flipside, an American could not enter Canada with a DUI on his record, since Canada views that charge as a more serious Indictable Offense...
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Depends on the offense, actually, when it comes to entering US with a record. Canada has the same system in place also.
If what you're convicted of in Canada would be classified as a Misdemeanor in the US, you should be able to cross no problem. If your crime equals a US Felony, you will have a problem and will need a pardon or a waiver before entering US.
Canada does it the same way, except our versions are Summary and Indictable offenses. Americans with a criminal record could enter Canada provided the offense(s) is Summary Offenses, which is essentially the equivalent of a US misdemeanor.
I'll give you a real world example of how this would work: A Canadian with an Impaired Driving conviction can enter the US, since the US views that as a Misdemeanor type offense. On the flipside, an American could not enter Canada with a DUI on his record, since Canada views that charge as a more serious Indictable Offense...
My husband's company brought an employee up from North Dakota who has a criminal record..
He had a waiver..
Ya, if what he has been convicted of is viewed as a more serious crime in Canada, a waiver would be required. The US doesn't have a similar pardon system like we have here. In Canada, not hard to wipe your record clean after a few years of staying out of trouble. Very difficult, if not impossible, for an American to do that...
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Edward make forum sadz... :(
Squeeze me while you cry.
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Ya, if what he has been convicted of is viewed as a more serious crime in Canada, a waiver would be required. The US doesn't have a similar pardon system like we have here. In Canada, not hard to wipe your record clean after a few years of staying out of trouble. Very difficult, if not impossible, for an American to do that...
I'm not sure what he did..
My husband only told me he got into some trouble when he was young....something like Herman's situation.
Could even be something as simple as a DUI...
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Could even be something as simple as a DUI...
Is that so minor though?
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Is that so minor though?
The US views that as a Misdemeanor. Canada views it differently though, classifying that particular charge as our version of a Felony.
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Is that so minor though?
The US views that as a Misdemeanor. Canada views it differently though, classifying that particular charge as our version of a Felony.
And it depends to if one gets in an accident while impaired.
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My husband only told me he got into some trouble when he was young....something like Herman's situation.
Herman got in trouble when he was younger?
No! I don't believe it! Not for a second!
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My husband only told me he got into some trouble when he was young....something like Herman's situation.
Herman got in trouble when he was younger?
No! I don't believe it! Not for a second!
It is true. I wasn't always a pillar of the community of Kindersley.
Edward has no criminal record. He shot a guy in the face point blank. Splattered the guy's face all over the wall. Started to run but turned himself in. The judge gave him a conditional sentence. Meaning when all conditions were met it was wiped off his record. A few years probation, a few hundred community hours, a fine, go back to school, no firearms or new charges while on probation. After the conditions were met his record was cleared and his rifle returned to him.
While awaiting trial he was locked up in Surrey pretrial with gang members and men convicted of violent crimes and murder. He weighed only 129 lbs at the time but he had the cell at the far end on the top tier to himself. Right beside sevice door where drugs came in. He let them use his room to get the drugs ready. He kept his mouth shut and everyone liked him. He had some pretty huge and intimidating mother fuckers looking out for him.
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Edward has no criminal record. He shot a guy in the face point blank. Splattered the guy's face all over the wall. Started to run but turned himself in. The judge gave him a conditional sentence. Meaning when all conditions were met it was wiped off his record. A few years probation, a few hundred community hours, a fine, go back to school, no firearms or new charges while on probation. After the conditions were met his record was cleared and his rifle returned to him.
While awaiting trial he was locked up in Surrey pretrial with gang members and men convicted of violent crimes and murder. He weighed only 129 lbs at the time but he had the cell at the far end on the top tier to himself. Right beside sevice door where drugs came in. He let them use his room to get the drugs ready. He kept his mouth shut and everyone liked him. He had some pretty huge and intimidating mother fuckers looking out for him.
How would you know these things?
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And it depends to if one gets in an accident while impaired.
Correct. In the US, causing bodily injury while driving drunk can certainly elevate the charges to a Felony.
In Canada, it's a 'Felony' status just getting stopped at a roadblock while drunk.
This is why Canadians with an impaired charge can enter the US, but Americans cannot enter Canada with even a simple DUI on record, unless a waiver is obtained.
Each country looks at exactly the same charge a little differently than the other does, and that can affect your admissibility.
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And it depends to if one gets in an accident while impaired.
Correct. In the US, causing bodily injury while driving drunk can certainly elevate the charges to a Felony.
In Canada, it's a 'Felony' status just getting stopped at a roadblock while drunk.
This is why Canadians with an impaired charge can enter the US, but Americans cannot enter Canada with even a simple DUI on record, unless a waiver is obtained.
Each country looks at exactly the same charge a little differently than the other does, and that can affect your admissibility.
I see, I didn't know that.
I can explain this further: Let's say a US citizen was charged with Felony status for possessing Marijuana, which can happen in certain States.
In the US he is now a convicted Felon, but let's say he wants to enter Canada now... Depending on the circumstances, he could enter without a waiver, since simple Marijuana possession charges in Canada are generally viewed as a Summary (misdemeanor equivalent) Offense...
Reminds me of a funny story...
I used to truck long haul into the US a few years back. Did that for a couple of years, but eventually got sick of the lifestyle of never being home.
Anyhow, went to a birthday party the night before I was about to go on a run down to Southern Cali and beyond. A buddy gave me a joint. I don't really smoke weed at all, but thought maybe a nice thing to take along... Have a nice toke before I crawl into the sleeper after I make it to the Seven Feathers Casino in Canyonville, Oregon, where I liked to down a few pints of beer.
Have done this run many, many times. Never a problem with US Customs. I am not a drug runner. Just a legit driver that liked to get his recreational buzz on after 12 hours of dodging idiots on the road.
This time they call me in for full inspection of truck. And I have a joint. Big problem could occur here now. Commercial truck driver of Canadian origin entering US soil with an illegal substance. This could cause problems on many levels for me.
I was drinking my coffee out of a stainless steel coffee mug at the time, and it had a plastic base or bottom that I knew unscrewed from the mug itself, since I had washed the thing numerous times. I unscrewed the base and shoved the joint into it, then screwed it back on. What else could I do? I knew they were going to tear into the truck with dogs and whatnot, so I could not leave it in there. I made a calculated risk to pack that joint in 'on person' in the bottom of my mug.
So now I'm in US Customs, dealing with the officers, taking sips from my coffee mug with a joint stuffed in the bottom of it two feet from their faces. Understand that searching through a semi truck takes a long time, so I lost track as to how many times canine drug dogs were walking by me literally two feet away in the Customs area. I am shocked that they didn't alert on a smell.
I didn't anticipate this search, so it took everything I had to remain calm and not draw any attention to anything.
After they reloaded my truck (yes, they have a dock and can completely unload a semi trailer), US Customs then gave me the OK to keep on truckin'...
I didn't ever attempt that again! :laugh3:
Dope is a horrible drug that only use is for mothballs.
Heaps of my friends died or were severely injured in car accidents while stoned.
Only really stupid people fight for that junk to be decimalized. I don't want my family on the road the same time some drugged up loser is driving.
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Reminds me of a funny story...
I used to truck long haul into the US a few years back. Did that for a couple of years, but eventually got sick of the lifestyle of never being home.
Anyhow, went to a birthday party the night before I was about to go on a run down to Southern Cali and beyond. A buddy gave me a joint. I don't really smoke weed at all, but thought maybe a nice thing to take along... Have a nice toke before I crawl into the sleeper after I make it to the Seven Feathers Casino in Canyonville, Oregon, where I liked to down a few pints of beer.
Have done this run many, many times. Never a problem with US Customs. I am not a drug runner. Just a legit driver that liked to get his recreational buzz on after 12 hours of dodging idiots on the road.
This time they call me in for full inspection of truck. And I have a joint. Big problem could occur here now. Commercial truck driver of Canadian origin entering US soil with an illegal substance. This could cause problems on many levels for me.
I was drinking my coffee out of a stainless steel coffee mug at the time, and it had a plastic base or bottom that I knew unscrewed from the mug itself, since I had washed the thing numerous times. I unscrewed the base and shoved the joint into it, then screwed it back on. What else could I do? I knew they were going to tear into the truck with dogs and whatnot, so I could not leave it in there. I made a calculated risk to pack that joint in 'on person' in the bottom of my mug.
So now I'm in US Customs, dealing with the officers, taking sips from my coffee mug with a joint stuffed in the bottom of it two feet from their faces. Understand that searching through a semi truck takes a long time, so I lost track as to how many times canine drug dogs were walking by me literally two feet away in the Customs area. I am shocked that they didn't alert on a smell.
I didn't anticipate this search, so it took everything I had to remain calm and not draw any attention to anything.
After they reloaded my truck (yes, they have a dock and can completely unload a semi trailer), US Customs then gave me the OK to keep on truckin'...
I didn't ever attempt that again! :laugh3:
You got a break there.
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You got a break there.
I sure did!
That could've easily turned my flawless relationship with our neighbours to the South real sour, real fast...
I still don't understand how the drug dogs walking back and forth didn't pick up on that. Maybe the air circulation in the office was just flowing in a favourable way...
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You got a break there.
I sure did!
That could've easily turned my flawless relationship with our neighbours to the South real sour, real fast...
I still don't understand how the drug dogs walking back and forth didn't pick up on that. Maybe the air circulation in the office was just flowing in a favourable way...
When I was young and stupid, I did some stupid things. I ended up with a criminal record. Anyway, I got a waiver, so I could work in Pennsylvania supervising fracking crews. When I entered the US every time after going home to visit Saskatchewan they asked so many frickin questions.
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Dope is a horrible drug that only use is for mothballs.
Heaps of my friends died or were severely injured in car accidents while stoned.
Only really stupid people fight for that junk to be decimalized. I don't want my family on the road the same time some drugged up loser is driving.
Heaps? Dope usually mellows people out when they drive, so not sure how all your friends ended up dying after a couple tokes...
That said, weed is now legalized in this country. I don't generally smoke it, but I have seen no changes here since legalization. Our impaired driving laws are now pretty harsh, and that includes drugged driving. Police have new tools to test for drug impairment now, and the penalties are similar to drunk driving.
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When I was young and stupid, I did some stupid things. I ended up with a criminal record. Anyway, I got a waiver, so I could work in Pennsylvania supervising hydraulic fracturing crews. When I entered the US every time after going home to visit Saskatchewan they asked so many frickin questions.
I simply just obtained a Pardon. Better than any waiver! Outta sight, outta mind!
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Dope is a horrible drug that only use is for mothballs.
Heaps of my friends died or were severely injured in car accidents while stoned.
Only really stupid people fight for that junk to be decimalized. I don't want my family on the road the same time some drugged up loser is driving.
Heaps? Dope usually mellows people out when they drive, so not sure how all your friends ended up dying after a couple tokes...
That said, weed is now legalized in this country. I don't generally smoke it, but I have seen no changes here since legalization. Our impaired driving laws are now pretty harsh, and that includes drugged driving. Police have new tools to test for drug impairment now, and the penalties are similar to drunk driving.
I like black hash.
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Dope is a horrible drug that only use is for mothballs.
Heaps of my friends died or were severely injured in car accidents while stoned.
Only really stupid people fight for that junk to be decimalized. I don't want my family on the road the same time some drugged up loser is driving.
Heaps? Dope usually mellows people out when they drive, so not sure how all your friends ended up dying after a couple tokes...
That said, weed is now legalized in this country. I don't generally smoke it, but I have seen no changes here since legalization. Our impaired driving laws are now pretty harsh, and that includes drugged driving. Police have new tools to test for drug impairment now, and the penalties are similar to drunk driving.
Yeah, crap, crap, crap,... the same old thing I used to bang on about when I smoked the poison.
They can make a billion laws and it still won't stop dickheads driving stoned and killing other families driving on the roads.
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They can make a billion laws and it still won't stop dickheads driving stoned and killing families driving on the roads.
Your brain isn't functioning correctly... Weed or not, legalized or not, people will still die driving. It is the cost of convenience, to not have to ride on a horse.
To even imply that weed killed all your friends, tells me that you're just not that smart.
I don't smoke weed, but I know the statistics... I know what kills people.
Weed is the least of your worries, all other things considered.
I will personally assassinate any druggie killing any innocent one in my family...
You can keep this post as evidence to present in court in front of any judge..
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I will personally assassinate any druggie killing any innocent one in my family...
You can keep this post as evidence to present in court in front of any judge..
You have issues that I can't help you with, so it's moot.
Weed is no different than booze, really. I'm sure MADD would like everything to be prohibited, but that just cannot happen for reasons that are beyond your understanding.
Have you considered volunteering for MADD? They love prohibitionist era females like you! Furthers their cause, even when it has nothing to do with driving...
How does Kurt put up with you, Karen?
I feel for that poor, poor man...
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Dope is a horrible drug that only use is for mothballs.
Heaps of my friends died or were severely injured in car accidents while stoned.
Only really stupid people fight for that junk to be decimalized. I don't want my family on the road the same time some drugged up loser is driving.
Heaps? Dope usually mellows people out when they drive, so not sure how all your friends ended up dying after a couple tokes...
That said, weed is now legalized in this country. I don't generally smoke it, but I have seen no changes here since legalization. Our impaired driving laws are now pretty harsh, and that includes drugged driving. Police have new tools to test for drug impairment now, and the penalties are similar to drunk driving.
I like black hash.
Gutter hash? Goes with the barrel wash I'm guessing.
I haven't smoked regularly in decades, though there was a time when it was more or less a daily occurrence. At the height of my pot usage, I was putting away a gram at breakfast, one at lunch and splitting a quarter among three friends at dinner. Great shit too, made for an excellent body stone and gave the mind a ton of creative potential.
Which worked considering the job I was doing at the time. Labouring work in forty degree temperatures (centigrade mind you, not that wussy faggyheit scale the seppos use). There were ten of us on the crew working this job, but only two at a time could actually do any work and the bosses had split us up into pairs with the idea of giving us plenty of time to recuperate in between some pretty arduous work.
Being shitfaced has its benefits. Me and one of the other guys who was similarly "choofed up" turned the job into a game where each team took turns seeing at who could outlast the other in terms of work done. Modesty forbids me from telling you which team won, though I can confirm it required a little "thinking outside the box" to outwit the bastard who rested (slacked off) until the end was close enough in sight that his effort would stand as the record... had I not headed up to the top office and called a friend with instructions to call that guy up and thereby drag him out to answer the phonecall. Man was he pissed about that!
And I heard back later that of the ten guys working that job, only two of us received written references for our efforts... me and the other stoner. I figured the guy pipped at the post probably would have been in line for one too, but for the tantrum he threw when he realised I had gibbed him at the last minute. Fun times.
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Weed is no different than booze
I'm not talking about booze nor am I comparing the two drugs.
I'm tired of idiots making excuses for rotten disgusting over-rated weed.
It's about time people spoke out against it like I do...
Imagine how fat caskur would be if she smoked weed.
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I'm not talking about booze nor am I comparing the two drugs.
I'm tired of idiots making excuses for rotten disgusting over-rated weed.
It's about time people spoke out against it like I do...
Speak out against it all you want... It will make no difference.
Prohibition didn't stop booze, did it? Nor will your efforts to control weed either...
It is what it is... Canada has legalized it now, and if I'm not mistaken we're the first country in the Western World that has done so at the Federal level, meaning Nationwide...
As stated, I do not smoke myself, but have no problems with products that people will buy anyhow available in store for them...
It makes no difference. People will consume what they like to consume, whether you like it or not...
And as stated, driving while impaired on any substance is a risk that one should not take, and there are harsh laws in place here should one get caught doing so, on any substance ...
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Dope is a horrible drug that only use is for mothballs.
Heaps of my friends died or were severely injured in car accidents while stoned.
Only really stupid people fight for that junk to be decimalized. I don't want my family on the road the same time some drugged up loser is driving.
Heaps? Dope usually mellows people out when they drive, so not sure how all your friends ended up dying after a couple tokes...
That said, weed is now legalized in this country. I don't generally smoke it, but I have seen no changes here since legalization. Our impaired driving laws are now pretty harsh, and that includes drugged driving. Police have new tools to test for drug impairment now, and the penalties are similar to drunk driving.
Yeah, crap, crap, crap,... the same old thing I used to bang on about when I smoked the poison.
They can make a billion laws and it still won't stop dickheads driving stoned and killing other families driving on the roads.
There used to be a poster on here who insisted most people smoke marijuana for medicinal purposes..
She refused to accept that most people smoke it to get high.
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I'm not talking about booze nor am I comparing the two drugs.
I'm tired of idiots making excuses for rotten disgusting over-rated weed.
It's about time people spoke out against it like I do...
Speak out against it all you want... It will make no difference.
Prohibition didn't stop booze, did it? Nor will your efforts to control weed either...
It is what it is... Canada has legalized it now, and if I'm not mistaken we're the first country in the Western World that has done so at the Federal level, meaning Nationwide...
As stated, I do not smoke myself, but have no problems with products that people will buy anyhow available in store for them...
It makes no difference. People will consume what they like to consume, whether you like it or not...
And as stated, driving while impaired on any substance is a risk that one should not take, and there are harsh laws in place here should one get caught doing so, on any substance ...
Are you the one that will take twisted bleeding bodies out of mangled cars or are you happy that other people will do it?
Just goes to show what a selfish hedonistic bastard you are.
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Dope is a horrible drug that only use is for mothballs.
Heaps of my friends died or were severely injured in car accidents while stoned.
Only really stupid people fight for that junk to be decimalized. I don't want my family on the road the same time some drugged up loser is driving.
Heaps? Dope usually mellows people out when they drive, so not sure how all your friends ended up dying after a couple tokes...
That said, weed is now legalized in this country. I don't generally smoke it, but I have seen no changes here since legalization. Our impaired driving laws are now pretty harsh, and that includes drugged driving. Police have new tools to test for drug impairment now, and the penalties are similar to drunk driving.
Yeah, crap, crap, crap,... the same old thing I used to bang on about when I smoked the poison.
They can make a billion laws and it still won't stop dickheads driving stoned and killing other families driving on the roads.
There used to be a poster on here who insisted most people smoke marijuana for medicinal purposes..
She refused to accept that most people smoke it to get high.
We're getting plenty of idiot media support for medical use of dope as if it's the miraculous cure for all.
Go back 20 -25 years and Ritalin was the cure for wild children.... every kid was forced on it but parents were selling it or taking it themselves.
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Imagine how fat caskur would be if she smoked weed.
No thanks.
M.O.D. already did that anyway.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Iu0SkVnAjM