Yes, but since it was legal and used by everyone, I did not consider it a drug.
Ed
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Did you know Coke (the drink) was at first green and contained an opioid ... Hence the name. <G>
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On Aug 31, 2012, at 4:35 PM, Ed <huckleberryed@gmail.com> wrote:
What did they have for drugs in the 1880s? I don't even thing Marijuana was popular while I was in school in the 50's …. And even early 60s where I lived. …. And sex didn't happen as often as now, by any study I've seen. There was little control available for pregnancy and getting pregnant was a BIG deal back then.
Ed
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My grandfather said there was plenty of sex and drugs when he was young, they just didn't talk about it. He was born in the 1880s.
On Aug 31, 2012 4:54 PM, "Ed" <huckleberryed@gmail.com> wrote:
What change to make kids less trustworthy? I could name a few ….. the exposure to sex is far more insidious now, with schools and government pushing condom use… and outright providing it…. Sex has become desirable rather than postponable. Drugs are the biggie… they were practically non-existent when I was a kid. It leads to so many other problems I can't even begin to list here. Parenting has also plummeted…. When I was kid one parent was usually at home. In recent decades this is quite the rarity.
Ed
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When parents talk about GPS in their kids phones or monitoring where their kids are by other means, I always wonder what did their kid(s) do to make the parents not trust them in the first place. As teens, I think kids should have some privacy. It all depends on how old and mature the kid is as to how much privacy. If a kid wants to keep a diary/journal, I don't think a parent should read it.
\\ /\( ) Alice.( ). Little White RabbitOn 8/29/12 11:14 PM, Just Murray wrote:
I'm pretty certain they are super tiny now. I liked having the gps in my daughters phone. Until she realized to leave it at her friends house when she went to party! (she's admitted it. She's 19 now)
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On Aug 29, 2012, at 10:27 PM, whiterabbit <whiterabbit32@gmail.com> wrote:
> Which means, as seen with computers, the GPS chips can be made smaller and smaller as technology gets more advanced
