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$23 million for children’s piss
Sound like some kind of perverse pedophiliac pecuniary pursuit? No, it’s the President of the United States, putting forth the notion that the world will be a better place if we spend $23 million to force children to pee in … Continue reading
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I guess we’ve found that terrorist cell from Norway
From the Oregon Register-Guard: [Kari] Rein, 42, and her husband James Jungwirth, 41, a U.S. citizen, have lived in Williams, near Grants Pass, for 15 years. They run an herb and seaweed harvesting business and have a 14-year-old daughter and … Continue reading
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DrugSense Weekly
Be sure to check out this week’s DrugSense Weekly Lots of interesting information and a review of the most relevant newspaper articles of the past week. Also a great letter of the week and, DrugSense Weekly was nice enough to … Continue reading
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Lots of good stuff!
“bullet” Reason’s Jacob Sullom asks in Bush on Steroids, “Why must sports by drug-free? The irony is that legal restrictions and league bans on steroids discourage athletes who use them from seeking medical guidance, so they’re more at risk than … Continue reading
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