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Is this the Manson Family ??
hardyboyzrko 1 year ago
I'm confused, was cocaine legal in the
70's ?
spurtfather 3 years ago
Not eggs-ackley legal, but socially tolerated.
freshwidow 3 years ago
@spurtfather long story - it was banned in the 1920's - by the 1970's it was thought that it was not addictive (??!!) so it was thought to be safer then pot - how wrong we were
redcoltken 1 year ago
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@spurtfather @spurtfather long story - it was banned in the 1920's - by the 1970's it was thought that it was not addictive (??!!) so it was thought to be safer then pot - how wrong we were
redcoltken 1 year ago
How big is it?
gamoonbat 3 years ago
Was there ever another instance of a four way tie?
cindyshealed 3 years ago
BRING ON THE BALLOONS!
TATSUFAN 3 years ago
Who is this bunch of hillbillies?
fredvs 3 years ago
Scott Thomas Lowe & Atascadero were a late 1970s - early 1980 proto-alternative rock/blues band that included, as performers at one time or another, Dewey Martin (Buffalo Springfield), Jim Fielder (Buffalo Springfield/Mothers of Invention/Blood Sweat & Tears) and Luther Rabb & Ronnie Hammon (both of WAR), as well as future members of early L.A punk band Benedict Arnold & The Traitors and neo-psychedelic band The Hundredth Monkey.
freshwidow 3 years ago