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$225 an ounce? WOW, I thought $30 for a family size jar of Scotch was a little pricey.

Oldgringo wrote:$225 an ounce?

That is for the cheap stuff.

WildBill wrote:It never ceases to amaze me all of the things that I learn on the TexasCHLForum.

I second that!

tomtexan wrote:

WildBill wrote:It never ceases to amaze me all of the things that I learn on the TexasCHLForum.

I second that!

As a side note, marijuana becomes legal for sale in Colorado tomorrow for recreational use.

Colorado prepares for first recreational marijuana sales

tomtexan wrote:As a side note, marijuana becomes legal for sale in Colorado tomorrow for recreational use.

Colorado prepares for first recreational marijuana sales

I was just reading that. Interesting that the price of marijuana in Colorado will double as of tomorrow because of demand and the 30 some odd percent tax they have slapped on it. And so the great social experiment begins.

Diesel42 wrote:FWIW, I've used hydrogen peroxide to induce vomiting in dogs. Recommended by my Vet, it's simple and it works. I have a 10cc hypodermic (no needle) and I squirt it down their throat while holding their head up. I used it last summer when my 30 pound Catahoula mix decided to swallow a dish washing sponge whole. It took about 2 minutes to induce vomiting, and the sponge came out again with no problems.
Happy Tails! Nick

Phew! Glad to hear you didn't lose that sponge!

sjfcontrol wrote:

Diesel42 wrote:FWIW, I've used hydrogen peroxide to induce vomiting in dogs. Recommended by my Vet, it's simple and it works. I have a 10cc hypodermic (no needle) and I squirt it down their throat while holding their head up. I used it last summer when my 30 pound Catahoula mix decided to swallow a dish washing sponge whole. It took about 2 minutes to induce vomiting, and the sponge came out again with no problems.
Happy Tails! Nick

Phew! Glad to hear you didn't lose that sponge!

She would have gotten it back sooner or later.

jmra wrote:

sjfcontrol wrote:

Diesel42 wrote:FWIW, I've used hydrogen peroxide to induce vomiting in dogs. Recommended by my Vet, it's simple and it works. I have a 10cc hypodermic (no needle) and I squirt it down their throat while holding their head up. I used it last summer when my 30 pound Catahoula mix decided to swallow a dish washing sponge whole. It took about 2 minutes to induce vomiting, and the sponge came out again with no problems.
Happy Tails! Nick

Phew! Glad to hear you didn't lose that sponge!

She would have gotten it back sooner or later.

Better sooner, than later...

sjfcontrol wrote:

jmra wrote:

sjfcontrol wrote:

Diesel42 wrote:FWIW, I've used hydrogen peroxide to induce vomiting in dogs. Recommended by my Vet, it's simple and it works. I have a 10cc hypodermic (no needle) and I squirt it down their throat while holding their head up. I used it last summer when my 30 pound Catahoula mix decided to swallow a dish washing sponge whole. It took about 2 minutes to induce vomiting, and the sponge came out again with no problems.
Happy Tails! Nick

Phew! Glad to hear you didn't lose that sponge!

She would have gotten it back sooner or later.

Better sooner, than later...

You two don't mind if I chime in with a YUK, right here?

03Lightningrocks wrote: I was just reading that. Interesting that the price of marijuana in Colorado will double as of tomorrow because of demand and the 30 some odd percent tax they have slapped on it. And so the great social experiment begins.

Yep, it will be the "blood in the streets" type argument again. Calvina Fay from the Drug Free America foundation claims 'it will be a disaster.'

http://www.nbcnews.com/id/3032619/#53953989" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

What is going to happen here is the same thing with concealed carry. Everyone against it thought it was going to be a disaster. Give it a few years and they will see that nothing really changes other than the states bank accounts are getting fatter from the healthy tax. Then, the rest of them will all follow suit.

I doubt we will ever see it in Texas though, we can't even get open carry passed here, much less legal sale of marijuana. Despite the huge amount of revenue it could generate. But Texas does not need the revenue like other states do. Texas is getting plenty fat off of the oil and gas industry.

03Lightningrocks wrote:

sjfcontrol wrote:

jmra wrote:

sjfcontrol wrote:

Diesel42 wrote:FWIW, I've used hydrogen peroxide to induce vomiting in dogs. Recommended by my Vet, it's simple and it works. I have a 10cc hypodermic (no needle) and I squirt it down their throat while holding their head up. I used it last summer when my 30 pound Catahoula mix decided to swallow a dish washing sponge whole. It took about 2 minutes to induce vomiting, and the sponge came out again with no problems.
Happy Tails! Nick

Phew! Glad to hear you didn't lose that sponge!

She would have gotten it back sooner or later.

Better sooner, than later...

You two don't mind if I chime in with a YUK, right here?

Well it was a DISH WASHING SPONGE. Some of us have limits, 'ya know?

Oh man!!! That was just too much sjfcontrol.

Just a thought but maybe we could all chip in and buy a new one.

03Lightningrocks wrote:Oh man!!! That was just too much sjfcontrol.

Just a thought but maybe we could all chip in and buy a new one.

Hey, I'm in if you are.

tomtexan wrote:

03Lightningrocks wrote: I was just reading that. Interesting that the price of marijuana in Colorado will double as of tomorrow because of demand and the 30 some odd percent tax they have slapped on it. And so the great social experiment begins.

Yep, it will be the "blood in the streets" type argument again. Calvina Fay from the Drug Free America foundation claims 'it will be a disaster.'

http://www.nbcnews.com/id/3032619/#53953989" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

What is going to happen here is the same thing with concealed carry. Everyone against it thought it was going to be a disaster. Give it a few years and they will see that nothing really changes other than the states bank accounts are getting fatter from the healthy tax. Then, the rest of them will all follow suit.

I doubt we will ever see it in Texas though, we can't even get open carry passed here, much less legal sale of marijuana. Despite the huge amount of revenue it could generate. But Texas does not need the revenue like other states do. Texas is getting plenty fat off of the oil and gas industry.

I would vote for legalization in a heartbeat! I don't smoke the stuff but would not mind having the revenue come into the state rather than the State spending revenue throwing people in prison. I am hoping it works in Colorado so maybe Texas will consider it.