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| Robby | Oct 20 2010, 12:26 AM Post #1 |
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![]() Why paste snakes on the bottels????? One Colorado soda company has developed a line of sodas that have an usual ingredient: marijuana. Dixie Elixirs has made their drinks available to anyone with a prescription for medical marijuana. The drinks come in eight different flavors, including pink lemonade, root beer and grape. But if the company really wants to get their drinks into the hands of marijuana lovers, they may want to start working on pizza and nachos flavors. But marijuana is only legal to consume in 14 states with a prescription from a doctor. So, unless you are one of the approximately half-million people who is a medical marijuana patient, this pot-infused soda won't do you much good. It's an open secret that you can smoke marijuana and still be a valuable part of society. But when you think of smoking weed, you're more likely to think of Cheech and Chong than the people running the United States government. (Even though at least two U.S. presidents have admitted smoking it.) The drink makers say part of the reason they developed their line of mary-jane drinks was to remove that "reefer madness" stigma associated with marijuana smokers. If California voters decide to make recreational marijuana legal this November, you may start seeing these organic sodas (the drink makers really know their audience) in grocery stores and liquor stores right next to the stuff from Pepsi and Coke. But if Coca-Cola's history is any sign of what the company might do next, they could return to the heady days of putting mind-altering substances in their sodas. At a time of sagging soda sales, drink makers are looking for a way to boost sales, and marijuana might be the answer. Medical marijuana has already proven an effective way at boosting newspaper sales, of all things. The New York Times reports that medical marijuana ads in small Colorado newspapers boost revenues enough for it to increase the size of its staff. :D |
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| MoonDansyr | Oct 20 2010, 09:50 PM Post #2 |
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The caduceus is the Rx/medical symbol which comes from Mercury/Hermes. Supposedly, the snakes around the staff represent science and wisdom. |
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| abcdefg | Oct 21 2010, 04:24 AM Post #3 |
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Could someone send me 350 containers of this please. |
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| Robby | Oct 21 2010, 11:01 PM Post #4 |
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I read that the snakes represent our DNA sign however cannot remember what the staff represents... be looking for that info.... will post it the minute I find it! :D |
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| MoonDansyr | Oct 22 2010, 09:21 AM Post #5 |
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I've read that, too, maybe from a link from here? The double snakes stem from Ishtar, the Annunaki Goddess. If they (Anunaki) designed man, then it would make sense that the dual snakes represent DNA. |
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