HEMP the glorious herb should not be taken lightly did you know the declaration of independance is written on hemp. I'm assuming this is where most would type something profound and clever. I am very happy with my life and though ive made many mistakes I wouldnt change a thing. I enjoy growing Marijuana and the outdoors, art, history, and music. I enjoy Philosophy, Archeology as well as Cave Spelunking. Learning about lost civilizations and tribes that have mysteries we today do not understand is what I enjoy the most. Theology captivates me in the sense that the underlying concepts of most are essentially the same. Which leads me to say that my personal beliefs regaurding a higher being arent like those of a normal person. I enjoy learning about all religions. Living in Los Angeles has its benefits because there are soo many clubs and things to do 24/7 yet the amount of honest people and lack of room leave much to be desired. I am a fifth generation carpenter and I enjoy building things. I am not out to meet women nor do I need a girlfriend yet I do want to meet honest and honorable people whether its male or female just to have more friends in my life. I have always been the one that goes out of his way to help others and have gotten taken advantage of by people that said they were friends more times than I can count. I believe life is way too short its best to stay healthy be honest and always do my best. Did you know? Hemp Hemp is the common English name for the annual herb cannabis, (marijuana), which can be and is grown for numerous non-drug purposes, including fiber (eg for textiles), food and fuel.The name cannabis is botanical Latin. In English this name is associated with drugs derived from the herb because it is the name favoured by medical practitioners who helped to introduce the drugs to the modern English-speaking world. Cannabis for non-drug purposes (especially textiles) was then already well known as hemp.The name marijuana is Mexican in origin, and associated almost exclusively with hemp as a source of drug material.
Fellow Medical Marijuana users in the Los Angeles area would be cool. I'm not out to meet anyone actually nor do I need a girlfriend yet I am always wanting new friends. Marijuana: The Weed of Wisdom In fact, the herb "ganja" (marijuana) was regarded as "wisdomweed," and Rasta leaders urged that it be smoked as a religious rite, alleging that it was found growing on the grave of King Solomon and citing biblical passages, such as Psalms 104:14, to attest to its sacramental properties: "He causeth the grass to grow for the cattle, and herb for the service of man, that he may bring forth food out of the earth."
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A disbelief in God does not result in a belief in nothing; disbelief in God usually results in a belief in anything. Peter Kushman the designer of Kush, Jack Herer another breeder and Cristopher Reeve for fighting so hard. Anyone that fights against overwhelming odds and believes that we were given free will for a reason. Those that understand that the United States is not a real Democracy are commendable those that want to change it by terror and force I pity. To coin a phrase Lifes too short there are many heroes out there I believe we need law enforcement in LA they risk thier lives. Martin Luther King, John Lennon, Muhammad Ali, The American G.I., Diana, Princess of Wales, Anne Frank, Che Guevara, E. Hillary & T. Norgay, Helen Keller, The Kennedys, Bruce Lee, Charles Lindbergh, Harvey Milk, Mother Teresa, Emmeline Pankhurst, Rosa Parks, Pelé, Andrei Sakharov, Jackie Robinson, Bill Wilson, Mahatma Gandhi, Jesus, The Dalai Lama, Tenzin Gyatso these are many heroes that I admire.