Syrinx
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Fri Feb-24-06 04:31 AM
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Poll question: Would The Baggie Company Survive If Marijuana Were Legalized? |
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Fri Feb-24-06 04:34 AM
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1. LOL. Step.away.from.the.bong n/t |
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Fri Feb-24-06 06:03 AM
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2. Better yet, pass it this way... n/t |
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Fri Feb-24-06 07:04 AM
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3. Even if it was legal, you'd still need packaging materials. |
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Fri Feb-24-06 07:16 AM
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4. Agreed! Besides you'd be amazed how many eBay sellers I know use baggies. |
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Small items and books are more water resistant when packaged in baggies or zip locks. B-)
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Fri Feb-24-06 08:55 AM
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5. You mean there's another use for baggies? I'm amazed! |
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Fri Feb-24-06 09:05 AM
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7. Yeah.. there's a rumor that they're occasionally still used for food too. |
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Fri Feb-24-06 08:56 AM
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6. We're rapidly becoming a nation of poor people. |
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Poor people save small scraps of food for later in the week. Invest in baggies!
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Sat Feb-25-06 03:25 AM
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I meant this for the lounge. Sorry.
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