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To: LindyBill who wrote (153307)	1/2/2006 1:45:39 AM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) of 793592

Lindy, re "meth" and <Meth makers are non-terrorists but they do more damage than the terrorists. I see the anti-drug lobby has you sold. > there's a good P song here: backofthey.co.nz It's a good showcase of current Kiwi culture [young sector]. There's also a good song "Beers" if you scroll down at backofthey.co.nz to find it. Our son's friend is one of the Deja Voodoo band. The "Beers" song is from when they were walking along K Road in Auckland and were accosted by loitering thugsters and asked for a beer. Tarken, our son, was carrying half a dozen. He told them he'd give them one but he only had six. It ended up a catchy song. It's a small world in NZ and P is very popular aka fashionable, aka cool. I think being illegal and heavily advertized by anti-drug hysteria has made it super duper popular. Which I think is the effect of most anti-drug enthusiasm. When neurotoxins were all legal, not many people spent much time under their influence. Plants make neurotoxins to protect themselves against creatures with nervous systems. Mqurice

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