My guess is it was Basskisser doing his part to beautify America.


"Calif Bill" wrote in message
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Those dynomite poppy seeds do make pretty flowers. A long number of years
ago, the dirt bank next to the I-80 freeway in San Francisco was beautiful
with poppies. We all admired them. Nice of someone to decorate the
freeway. One day they are GONE! Every one of them. Comes out in the
newspaper they were THOSE poppies.
Bill

"John Smith" wrote in message
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Bass,
After re-reading your posts, I have decided that you are of superior
intellect, probably curiously innovative, and progressively helpful.
Keep
up the good work. Are you interested in some dynamite poppy seeds to
broaden your experiments in helping society?


"basskisser" wrote in message
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"John Smith" wrote in message
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I thought you were smart enough to follow this thread, my bad. ; )

The question is not should we decriminalize pot, or even just ignore
those
who grow and use pot for personal use.

The question is " what would you call someone who grows pot, posts a
message
on an open forum saying he has 8' plants but he wants to know how to
tell
the sex of the plants, and then says he does not smoke or sell the
pot?"

I'd call him curious, perhaps. I'd call him innovative, perhaps. I'd
call him progressive, perhaps. I'd call him helpful, perhaps. You see,
your assumptions about me are dead wrong, and narrow minded at best.

The worst part is in Georgia as they do in many states, they
aggressively
seek out and prosecute anyone who growing pot.

Not entirely true.

So considering the facts do
you disagree with my statement that basskisser showed extremely poor
judgment and appears to be of less than average intelligence?

If I am the one of less than average intelligence, what does that make
you, someone who makes wild, unfounded, false allegations with no
basis of fact?

If he is
prosecuted, I am sure his case will appear in the "News of the
Weird".

There are also laws for false arrest, and civil laws for slander,
defemation of character, etc.