<![CDATA[The Buttcrack Forum]]> http://rucusinc.websitetoolbox.com 60 Wed, 16 May 2012 20:28:11 GMT <![CDATA[Obama to speak to kids in school.]]> http://rucusinc.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3651468
I would suggest that parents read the speech that the White House will post in advance of air on 9-7-2009 before making a choice in the matter. Too many conservatives are being labeled as "nut jobs", read the speech and if its political in anyway instead of education, pull your kids from participating if you deem it necessary.
]]> http://rucusinc.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3651468 Fri, 04 Sep 2009 15:09:14 GMT <![CDATA[obama sucks]]> http://rucusinc.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3641606 i can't beleive i was ready to give this guy a chance. God help me,i miss clinton,maybe even carter. if the republicans can ever regain power they must remember......they made this possible by trying to please everyone. Conservatives need to take a stand and stick to it. screw the liberal commie bastards and their welfare state. work or starve. now the chosen one wants a civillian security force as well funded and trained as the military????? who the hell is the enemy,me? who will join this force,acorn,L.A. gang members? no wonder guns are selling like hotcakes. obama and his wacko pals are trying to turn the U.S. into france.

]]> http://rucusinc.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3641606 Sat, 29 Aug 2009 02:39:17 GMT <![CDATA[Obama is coming to town, again??]]> http://rucusinc.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3596297
I have no idea why. I think another visit only fans the flames of disgust many of us feel at this point. His stimulus plan has done nothing for the unemployed here or in the country as a whole for that matter.

Does he think coming here is a good idea? I mean, we are going to have to foot the bill for this visit, again. Does he listen to his own words of fiscal responsibility, let's pay for AF1 to fly in, wasting fuel and adding pollution. Then let's pay for the extra security that goes along with that visit.

I guess he thinks with an unemployment rate of 17.5 percent he will have a captive audience, sad thing is, most of those people who will be there are... UNEMPLOYED OBAMA SUPPORTERS! Just keep your hands open while he is there, maybe he will put something in it for the first time like they thought he would when they elected him. Careful, it might just be another steaming pile of the same B.S. he gave you last time.

As for me, no thanks, I will be working. Yes, I know what some people will say, "Don't you think it would be an honor to be in the same room as the President of the United States of America?" Hell no, I would have gone to see Bill Clinton and his crooked behind before I went to see Obama.
]]> http://rucusinc.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3596297 Thu, 30 Jul 2009 18:00:25 GMT <![CDATA[WWW.BUTTCRACKOBAMA.COM IS FOR SALE]]> http://rucusinc.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3503333
This site has been a blast for me from day one.  From the inception, to the creation, to the moderation and promotion.  Sadly for it's success to continue I must pass the torch on to someone with more time to devote to it.  I have recently started School again and am in the midst of a drastic career change, which now consumes MORE than any free time I have.  I just updated the site for the first time in 3 weeks, and that my fellow American patriots just isn't fair to you, or to this site. 

This site is my brainchild, the culmination of many long hours of tedious design work and research.  I have such huge aspirations for the direction and success of this site.  All of this can still be achieved, just not by me.  I know there is someone out there who is just as passionate, if not more, than I am.  Someone who can take this, the foundation I have laid, and build it higher, to be the greatest tool set in the war against corruption in American politics.  I am not giving up the fight, no way.  My political views remain intact.  I just feel it is time to pass the legacy on to another individual. 

The price is modest, and I have more than a handful of affiliate deals worked out already, all of which will be transferred to the new owner.  You will get everything I have.  All of the graphics files, all of the merchandise and promotion materials.  And you will get unlimited support while running the site.  You can make back in revenue the cost of the site in 2 months tops if you are aggressive enough in advertising the site.  I will help you with this if you need that as well.  Also, there is the Facebook account, which you can have as well.  Everything I have developed pertaining to the site will become yours.  You may take it in any direction you wish.  I can give you site stats or any other info you would like.

If you feel this may be a good fit for you, please contact me, or check out the ebay listing here:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&item=180362961871

Regards,

Rob

]]> http://rucusinc.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3503333 Sun, 31 May 2009 14:22:32 GMT <![CDATA[Not a single thread about Obama at ND]]> http://rucusinc.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3482692 hmmm

]]> http://rucusinc.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3482692 Mon, 18 May 2009 17:07:28 GMT <![CDATA[USPTO Denies my Trademark. Warrantable or not?]]> http://rucusinc.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3452782
Just wanted to take a few seconds to catch you all up on what has transpired in my life these last couple of days.

In February I filed to trademark the Buttcrack Obama name and image(s) with the USPTO (United States Patent and Trademark Office).

I took a few months, but yesterday I finally got the email I had been patiently waiting for.  Only to my dismay, when I opened it up and read it, I felt my heart sink quite a bit.  DENIED based on the following:

SECTION 2(A) DISPARAGING REFUSAL

Registration is refused because the applied-for mark consists of or includes matter which may disparage or bring into contempt or disrepute the President of the United States, Barack Obama.  Trademark Act Section 2(a), 15 U.S.C. §1052(a); see Order Sons of Italy in Am. v. Memphis Mafia, Inc., 52 USPQ2d 1364 (TTAB 1999); Harjo v. Pro-Football, Inc., 50 USPQ2d 1705 (TTAB 1999), rev’d on other grounds, 284 F. Supp. 2d 96, 68 USPQ2d 1225 (D.D.C. 2003), remanded, 415 F.3d 44, 75 USPQ2d 1525 (D.C. Cir. 2005); TMEP §§1203.03, 1203.03(c).

 

The following two factors must be considered when determining whether matter may be disparaging under Trademark Act Section 2(a):

 

(1)        What is the likely meaning of the matter in question, taking into account not only dictionary definitions, but also the relationship of the matter to the other elements in the mark, the nature of the goods and/or services, and the manner in which the mark is used in the marketplace in connection with the goods and/or services; and

 

(2)        If that meaning is found to refer to identifiable persons, institutions, beliefs or national symbols, whether that meaning may be disparaging to a substantial composite of the referenced group.

 I haven't researched all of this legal jargon yet, but it may well be that I won't get my trademark approved.  I did look up the defenition of disparaging, just to be sure what it was they were refusing me for, since that word is so prevelent in their denial.


dis⋅par⋅age

                                                                     
–verb (used with object), -aged, -ag⋅ing.
1. to speak of or treat slightingly; depreciate; belittle: Do not disparage good manners.
2. to bring reproach or discredit upon; lower the estimation of: Your behavior will disparage the whole family.

Synonyms:
1. ridicule, discredit, mock, demean, denounce, derogate.

I suppose this is as close to a legitimate reason as any to deny me the mark, but something seems fishy to me, like I should have some sort of legal protection for my work.  I mean I'm sure that derogatory cartoon "Lil' Bush", which was funny as all get out, had some protection.  Or can I just go out and make up some Lil Bush t-shirts and sell them?  Wasn't that cartoon "disparaging?"  What the heck happened to freedom of speech anyways???  Ridiculous.

Regardless, I appealed the decision, so we will see what happens from that.  I'm positive however that it will see the same results as the initial application.  In the meantime I will continue to do what it is I do every day, bring the truth to you all and fight for the freedoms and liberties of us all!
]]> http://rucusinc.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3452782 Thu, 30 Apr 2009 19:55:59 GMT <![CDATA[Today's HATEmail... We have REAL fans!]]> http://rucusinc.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3446764 Hey all... Got this in my email today... thought you would enjoy it as much as I did
To: rucusinc@comcast.net
Sent: Monday, April 27, 2009 12:36:22 AM GMT -05:00 Colombia
Subject: Sorry I can't help you spread hate...

This site is toxic...Buttcrack Obama??? I wish all the destructive people would leave the country.
 
You contribute nothing positive - NOTHING!  You hate so much of everything! It is sad.
 
And you glorify Rush Limbaugh??? This site will get more negative attention...and incite more
 
negative reactions...
 
 
You make bigger statements about yourself, than you will ever make about Obama...
 
 
 
 
PS - The Devil Himself would be an improvement from the last eight years.
 and freedom of speech entails some responsibility...

And of course I responded... and you ALL should too! But, don't be rude or spiteful.  It really is a sad case of another sleeper in America.  More and more people are waking up, but we still have to work on the mentality of those that have not yet seen the truth.  So, guide this lost soul to the right path, offer her your insight and wisdom, and secure another vote for American freedom!

Email to: HotHeadedWoman@aol.com

Thank you for your opinion. 

I don't glorify the man Rush Limbaugh, I do however glorify our right to Freedom of Speech, and anyone that would tear him down for speaking his opinion is a hypocrite, sort of like you tearing me down for my opinions.

Those individuals currently in power today, as well as those individuals that have held power since the JFK presidency have contributed very little in the way of positives to our country.  The Obama presidency is simply the final phase in a culmination of strategic political moves by people of far greater power than the people in the spectrum of view on your television screen. 

We do not spread hate, but rather education as to the secret goings on of our "government" behind closed doors.

I would recommend that you stop on by the site again and take the time to watch Mr. Alex Jones' video, "The Obama Deception" and then do some investigation of your own, outside of anyone else's influence, then make your judgments.

Some other noteworthy watches are -

America Betrayed

End  Game

These are factual documentaries, the claims of which can be verified by YOU. 

Our only goal is to protect the rights and freedoms of each and every American citizen.  If you haven't personally felt the loss of certain freedoms, then you are truly asleep.

Wishing you well,

Rob
 
]]> http://rucusinc.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3446764 Mon, 27 Apr 2009 18:59:18 GMT <![CDATA[Tax Day Tea Party - Chicago 4/15/09]]> http://rucusinc.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3427392

Thousands join in Chicago, Millions Nationwide for Tax Day Protest.

     Alright!  What a GREAT day we had at the Chicago Tea Party yesterday!  It was good to see so many Americans come together as a nation and stand up to our extremely over-inflated government.  The only regret I have personally is not having the ability to clone myself so I could have been at more than one of these events.  I hope we see more soon.

     Now, on to my assessment of the event.  The whole thing as I see it was pretty good, minus a few flaws, the top of which was allowing Mancow to be the main speaker and not moderating his speech topics. Before I go any further with this you should know I used to listen to Mancow when I lived in the Michigan City area, so let me first say I appreciate his views and opinions on politics, but maybe he's better suited to do what he does best and stick with the whole shock jock thing.  This event was designated to protest the Governments fiscal irresponsibility, period.  There were people at these events from both sides of the political arena, and this was not about right vs. left.  This was about Americans vs. Government.  Mr. Muller thought it wise however to bring up topics such as gun control, an obviously right wing agenda item.  Topics such as this should not have been the focus yesterday.  These are items that draw lines in the sand and divide groups that should otherwise be brought together for the common good of all.  When we get off topic people lose their focus and start to focus on things on a more personal level, bad idea Mancow.  I hope that the next of these events that are held in Chicago do not serve as a batting cage for you to shout out your own agenda.  It's okay with me if you DJ the event, but next time, maybe use some responsibility yourself.

     Another thing that became clearer to me through this event was the unbalanced media coverage.  Of course I've been aware of this for awhile now, and you hear it talked about all the time, but unless you've actually experienced it for yourself a few times you really don't get the full feel for it all.  A few months ago Obama was here in Elkhart for his Town Hall meeting.  The media frenzy was INSANE!  There were news cameras EVERYWHERE, from every network you could possibly name.  People had to actually duck and dodge to avoid being caught on camera or being pelted with questions from savvy news anchors.  Yesterday was different.  FOX News was there, of course, along with most of the local media networks, but it wasn't a frenzy. Not even close to the pandemonium I saw here when the Great One was around.  There were a few people being interviewed, but it was brief stuff, and surely edited to suit the agenda of the left.  It is apparent that whenever something goes down that doesn't jive with the NWO, it gets as little attention as possible.  Good tactics really, I guess you sort of have to hand it to them in that regard.  They really have a grasp on the power for sure.

     I don't understand all the hatred out there from one American to the next.  As people were walking down the street, peacefully may I remind you, some passersby shouted profanities out of car windows at the protesters.  Aren't we all Americans?  Isn't this supposed to be US standing UNITED for the better future of America?  There comes a day when we all need to set our political views on the shelf and focus on the importance of what is truly in front of us, the demise of America as we have grown to know it.  I grew up in a time where freedom really meant freedom.  I feel that time coming to an end.  If we don't stop allowing petty differences to divide us all we will never possess the power to ever bring the real necessary change to America.  We will always be powerless and at the mercy of our masters.  Slaves to our Government.  Forever indebted to the greed of our "public servants".  How does that taste on your tongue?  The Government thinks we are all stupid mindless sheep, and for the most part, I have to agree.  I truly hope that upsets some people, because until people get upset, they will never have the desire to change their thinking.  Forget the left, forget the right, learn to think for yourself and the light is easy to see.  It's NOT about Conservative, Liberal, Christian, Jew, White, or Black... It's about AMERICA... it's about FREEDOM... it's about LIBERTY!  WE THE PEOPLE ARE A NATION OF ONE!

     All in all, it was great to see so many people come together for such an important topic.  Unfortunately, just one of these events will not serve the purpose.  We must plan and hold many more of these, and hopefully with every one more people will rise from their couches and stand on the front line as well.  The Government as it is now will never allow us to be heard.  They will do all they can to silence our shouting.  We met some really good people out there on the cold streets of Chicago.  Thanks for the warm reception and thanks for the praise for the site.  We hope you will all continue to do your part, in whatever fashion suits you best.  America truly is a great place to live and we hope it will always be so. 

]]> http://rucusinc.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3427392 Thu, 16 Apr 2009 18:12:42 GMT <![CDATA[G-20 pt. 2 (clarification)]]> http://rucusinc.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3409298
Mr. 44 didn't really do a good job of representing America and showing pride in our country, but rather showed apathy for those we have world dealings with and offering remorse for the past years of American history.  I don't really agree with that whole approach either.  I think that if you are the President of these United States, well, you are supposed to be THE MAIN representative of our country.  And I understand that you may not want to be a representative of what past administrations have done, but you still have to wear pride. 

"America" is changing?  Okay, that's a nice concept, if you mean we are going to stop worrying about being the savior of the rest of the world and start focusing on fixing America.  Of course that's not what Obama means, because his fix for America is taking control of every aspect of the financial system, disposing of nuclear weapons and other arms, and nationalizing the health care system.  That's pretty reckless thinking as far as I'm concerned.  And I'm not saying that Obama is full of bad ideas, but I think his vision is seriously skewed, and I wonder where he's been living that he sees so many rainbows and butterflies?  In the world I live in, it's just not that harmonious.  People want to kill us and destroy this country and culture.  Going somewhere and shaking hands with someone of this mindset isn't going to change that way of thinking.  Seriously? Seriously! Vowing to destroy our weapons and promising to be the first to dismantle our nuclear warheads is basically the same as hanging a welcome sign to hostiles on the torch of the Statue of Liberty. Where is our safety Mr. 44?  What is your real agenda? 

While the rest of THIS country suffers, while millions remain unemployed and while daily more and more is lost, you sit comfortably at the helm parading your wife around the world in her fancy attire making your "la-la land" speeches. 

Going Green... Good Idea
Removing dependency on foreign oil... Good Idea
All the rest.... Give it up.
FIX AMERICA OBAMA.
Be a President, not a Dictator.
Be a Leader, not an Imposer.

]]> http://rucusinc.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3409298 Mon, 06 Apr 2009 20:31:06 GMT <![CDATA[The G-20 Summit and N. Korea]]> http://rucusinc.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3406703
And YEAH to Obama for calling for an end to production of nuclear weapons.  That's a tricky obstacle... easy to say, another to do... let's see...

And what's up with this N. Korea stuff? C'mon Kim Jong, I mean I loved your role in Team America, but you're getting on everyone's nerves now.  You need to chill the F**K out, seriously!

That's all I'm going to say in this post.  I have worked hard to divide my posts so that I don't come off as one of those writers that says one thing in one paragraph, then goes on to the next to say "yeah, but..."  So, I'll save that for the next time. 

By the way, where are all my people at???  See you on the 15th in Chicago!

]]> http://rucusinc.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3406703 Sun, 05 Apr 2009 14:03:32 GMT <![CDATA[Bush/Obama deficits compared...]]> http://rucusinc.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3388819
http://blog.heritage.org/2009/03/24/bush-deficit-vs-obama-deficit-in-pictures/

]]> http://rucusinc.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3388819 Thu, 26 Mar 2009 23:34:38 GMT <![CDATA[Presidential News Conference 3/24/09]]> http://rucusinc.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3386782
First of all, while I have always felt that SOMETHING needed to be done to save our financial system, I never had any thought in my mind that dumping buckets and buckets of money into the hands of inept managers was the answer to the problem.   I never believed that feeding the greed of political pigs through excessively added "pork" was conducive to remedying the financial crisis in America and the World abroad.  I have always taken a stand against the government on bailouts in respect to the ridiculous amounts of money that has went into them, only of which a small percentage of went to actually doing anything that was even close to a "fix".  I still stand firm on my opinion of that, and I still am very much set against big government spending proposals.

While I am on the subject of this all let me touch more on the AIG bonuses which were discussed a little again last night.  Mr. Obama was asked why he waited two days after this became public knowledge to come out and make a statement against AIG for paying these bonuses out, to which he replied "because I like to know what I'm talking about".  Okay, fair enough.  Shouldn't you too like to know what it is you're signing when it comes across your desk?  The bailout that Mr. Giethner gave AIG stipulated that these bonuses were allowed to be paid, and YOU signed that Mr. President.  You signed that without even reading it.  What service is that to the American people?  And had not there been public scrutiny, you would have no doubt let this go unchecked.  How can America have faith in your abilities when you display ineptness in your own actions?  Regretfully, you are the face of America right now.  Don't get the wrong impression here because I'm not set that anyone else would be doing any better.  I'm just sick of corruption in politics.  You "fine class" of people are supposed to be protecting the freedoms and liberties of us "common folk".  Instead you allow your greed to pollute our system and bring it to it's knees.  All of your decisions ultimately fall on us, the taxpayers, to clean up.  We will give credit when credit is due for any decision that turns out to be a good constructive one.  Oh, and by the way, I'm not waiting two days after the conference to post this either. 

In regards to government regulation of businesses to ensure solidarity and prevention of future collapse of our financial system, I offer this.  I have always felt that there should be some form of checks and balances when it comes to bigger corporations.  I have always felt that the scales weren't always balanced quite right.  But this is a tricky subject, because I have also always believed that there should be no limitation on what a person earns, for those that actually work to earn what they do.  I do not believe that lazy people should get free rides on the backs of the real laborers in this country.  Those that work hardest should earn the most, period.  Professional athletes for example are way over paid in my opinion, but it's a private enterprise, so it's not for anyone else to regulate.  I think we need to be careful in this regard, because too much regulation creates a lack of enthusiasm and drive.  I do not for one second think that the government should be able to come in to a corporation, take control and just do whatever they wish to do.  What should be done is something along the lines of what OSHA does to monitor safety in work places.  A set of standards should be devised that corporations should follow: business ethics and practices.  There should be auditors that randomly visit companies, look over the books, ect.  and if there are any violations the company should face fines or some other penalty.  They shouldn't have to hand the keys over to Big Brother.  This would ensure that the footing of these companies is solid and there is no risk of financial collapse.  This would have worked fine in the Auto industry, the Banking system, and Insurance and Financial advisement firms.  This would have prevented people like Bernard Madoff from bilking billions from innocent investors.  This should have been done years ago.

Now today we find our government riding the coat tails of destruction of generations past.  Outwardly they try to blame the whole mess on past administrations, an inherent mess, yet the new mess they are piling on top of the old one is going to make things ten times worse in the long run.  No one is focusing on the bigger picture.  Everyone is hurting and everyone wants a fix right now.  So do I, but today for the heck of it, I did what my Grandfather always told me to do when I wanted something that seemed unattainable. I wished in one hand, well you probably know where I'm going with this. 

You know, I as an individual wouldn't mind paying a little bit more in taxes to lift us out of this recession.  People call for tax cuts, and I agree with that too.  Tax cuts should be offered, but not to the working class.  Tax cuts should be brought to the business of America so that they will have some incentive to keep work here in the country rather than going somewhere where the tax rate IS lower.  Our people need to work, and if there is no work here than how can they?  Oh yeah, by spending TRILLIONS of dollars to create jobs like fixing roads and stuff like that.  Duh, my bad.  I think any real American wants to see the guy next door doing just as good as the next guy.  Any real humanitarian would offer their hand to help those that fall get off the ground and back on their feet.  This country is all about prosperity.  Capitalism is a good thing.  Free market is necessary.  Thanks for the extra thirteen bucks a week in my paycheck buddy, but seriously, if you had taken 20 or 30 more from me and everyone else for a year or so, you probably wouldn't have had to increase our deficit by trillions more.  Then you might have actually been able to cut the deficit in half like you said you would.  Good luck with that, and good luck to the guy that has to clean up your mess in four years.  I feel somewhat sorry for you, but not really.  Your lack of success is your own fault.  Be a leader, not a follower.  If you want to clean house, maybe you should start with your own Mr. Obama.

]]> http://rucusinc.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3386782 Wed, 25 Mar 2009 22:41:15 GMT <![CDATA[Tax Day Tea Party 4-15-09]]> http://rucusinc.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3372845
http://taxdayteaparty.com/

It is of utmost importance that as many Americans show up to these as possible. 
]]> http://rucusinc.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3372845 Wed, 18 Mar 2009 21:28:31 GMT <![CDATA[AIG Bonuses]]> http://rucusinc.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3370588
The deal, in case you have been under a rock today, is this; AIG paid bonuses of $1 million or more to 73 employees, including 11 who no longer work for the company.  This of course paid out of the $85 BILLION bailout they received from the U.S Government, courtesy of US, the American taxpayers.  Apparently contracts written in March 2008 guaranteed employees 100 percent of their 2007 pay for 2008, regardless of their performance.

Now, Obama and other top Lawmakers are blasting AIG for their reckless and greedy spending.  Stop there PLEASE!  Wait, rewind, back the truck up!  Shouldn't WE be blasting the Government for THEIR reckless and greedy spending for even giving this money to these ill performing executives? Further, shouldn't WE be blasting the Government for not regulating our tax money that the Government virtually took from us against our will to bail out these improperly run businesses?  Shouldn't we?  Isn't this a classic case of shift the blame?  Shouldn't the Government have been more responsible when handing out our future to these incompetent dweebs?  The Government doesn't care at all about YOU and I.  Cry on someone else's shoulder already!  How can a corrupt Government possibly be competent enough to save us from this recession and from corrupt business practices?  I wouldn't expect or demand the Government to stop passing the buck, it's never going to happen, but I can't wait for the World to wake up and see with clarity the destruction our own Government is causing us.  It's so easy to say it's AIG's fault.  Too easy, and even more easy to ruffle the feathers of America and take the focus off of the real problem. Enough already!  Enough 2 Trillion ago!
]]> http://rucusinc.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3370588 Tue, 17 Mar 2009 19:57:52 GMT <![CDATA[Legalization of Marijuana... What say YOU???]]> http://rucusinc.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3363134
Also, my Mother, who died of breast cancer in 2000, was a frequent smoker, both before and more so after her diagnosis and during her treatment.  I saw first hand how it soothed her and took the edge off for her.  She was in a lot of pain.  I can see it's medicinal benefits in that regard.  Sort of like an aspirin, just better I suppose.

Also, I do see how legalizing it would create a massive tax relief to us, the tax payers.  I don't have figures right here in front of me, and it's more than likely a different number for any given jurisdiction, but I know a good portion of tax money goes to combating drugs.  Also, it would essentially shut down a large portion of illegal drug activity, but maybe that would hurt the economy? Would that mean more unemployed people?  I wonder how many people that have lost their jobs have resorted to growing weed in the basement as a supplemental income.  Anyways, that's just a silly thought.

I guess my main concern is how it will be right out in the open if legalized and how that will affect children.  I guess that's what concerns me about that the most.  So, what do you think about it.  Legalization of marijuana for recreational use, a good idea or a bad idea?

]]> http://rucusinc.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3363134 Fri, 13 Mar 2009 22:00:45 GMT