Lewis Perinpc764qtznv8.fsf_- snipped-for-privacy@panix1.panix.com11/15/05 14: snipped-for-privacy@panix.com
Regarding spelling snobbery, Lew is of course quite correct. Regarding the header, let me say, so as to put the matter finally and completely to rest, that I have never, nor do I now, extract teas mimicking cannabis.
Hope this helps. Michael
Michael PlantBFA085C1.3B70C% snipped-for-privacy@pipeline.com/16/05
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That was "other intake methds." Very sorry. M
It made sense to me ... Mr. Dasara seemed to be taking the attitude "sheesh, you don't know what 'ganga' is? You could Google it, you know" -- when Google would *not* return anything relevant to marijuana on that spelling. Similarly, a Google search on "bang" will not return the same results as a search on "bhang."
Intentionally or not, I think you showed him up perfectly.
stePH
-- Today's waste is tomorrow's overtime.
I knew that you weren't; those who do need to get a life.
I attended college and graduate school for 1964 to 71, and hash brownies were quite popular back then. Indeed, you are correct - ingesting ganja produces a delayed high, sometimes the delay could be eight hours. As for Bhang - I never knew anyone who drank it in the States or Europe - too exotic, perhaps. I did, however hear of it in Katmandu, but never knew of anyone who tried it: back then, hashish was legal, and a ball of it was 35 cents...
How does that illegalise banana peels?
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