The 1 oz. Shot Glass Grow Competition.

[NaughtyDreadz]

No. They call that civil disobedience.
Guess you are too young to remember Ghandi and King.

don't they teach that in school these days??? I mean I'm only 29 and I don't remember half my HIGHschool.. but I know bout those two, erm, dudes...

NaughtyDreadz Reviewed by NaughtyDreadz on 06-24-2008. The 1 oz. Shot Glass Grow Competition. yes, that's right. we will be growing a plant in a 1 oz. shot glass. no flamers please. this is an experiment for fun only. chances of hermie are great, chances of male (if from bean) are high. we KNOW this; the poing is to see if the plant can survive in that small of a container. weve all seen weeds growing up through cracks in the side walk, this is the same principle. rules: you must use a 1 oz shot glass the shot glass must be clear, for honor system you may veg for 5 days Rating: 5

[stinkyattic]

don't they teach that in school these days???

Yes, assuming that one is paying attention.

[bigjohnson688]

i think civil disobedience is still law breaking is it not..call it what you want tomatoe tomoto.a law is a law.just because you choose to break more of them than others.its still the dam law

[bigjohnson688]

psteve----i dint here him talk about breaking any law.read the fing post did he say steel no..and if i belong to another site i will know when i am banned.untill than how bout you go:S4:yourself

[stinkyattic]

It is possible to live an ethical life without your actions dictated by law. In fact, many people would add that the law only exists to compensate for a lack of morals in some individuals, and that if all humans could be counted on to act ethically in all situations, law would be unnecessary.
Debates like this are definitely a good thing IMO; however we should try to keep the name-calling to a minimum if y'all don't mind.

[bigjohnson688]

any thing for you stinky :thumbsup:i just like arguing some times..and you right i didnt pay attention in school

[Chronic Chrissy]

don't they teach that in school these days??? I mean I'm only 29 and I don't remember half my HIGHschool.. but I know bout those two, erm, dudes...

They don't teach about them here, atleast not in any of my schools. I'm 21 and graduated top of the class with honors including a grade 12 world issues crouse(that was all about americans and terrorism, not nessisarily togather). I had to learn about all the ledgends on my own.

Stealing is wrong and so is growing in or on a peice of property that is not yours, excluding government and public property. Because we are the public and we are supposed to be the government as a democracy.

However I don't see the point in everyone jacking a good quality thread and tainting it because of some Noob who is probably a minor playing grown up, and who doesn't even know enough that you never use clear pots.

[stinkyattic]

...and who doesn't even know enough that you never use clear pots.

Shhhh!!!
I think I might end up moving the debate to the ethics thread.

[Chronic Chrissy]

It is possible to live an ethical life without your actions dictated by law. In fact, many people would add that the law only exists to compensate for a lack of morals in some individuals, and that if all humans could be counted on to act ethically in all situations, law would be unnecessary.
Debates like this are definitely a good thing IMO; however we should try to keep the name-calling to a minimum if y'all don't mind.

I've never followed any law. I've always just done what I feel is right and responsible, and been empathetic and compassionate to all beings my ripples may effect.

EX
I don't follow the laws of the road I drive in such a way that is safe for my passengers and everyone else near or on the road. If everyone drove like this we wouldn't need photo taffic lights, and radar traps.

ETA
Stinky wanna get married? I'm sure my husband wouldn't mind

[stinkyattic]

I'm sure my man wouldn't mind either, lol.
Waaaaaaitaminnit.. :wtf: you are just after my good health insurance, aren't ya, lol!!!