It ain't funny no more.

[ThePilgrim]

I have heard it asked by some and I have even said it myself: "What are they smokin' in Washington, anyway."

Well now I have the answer, in London anyway.  I doubt if its any different in Washington, judging by the decisions coming from there. 

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/top-adviser-chancellor-george-osborne-5251411#ICID=sharebar_twitter

[John81]

There have been a few accounts of folks who worked in the White House in different Administrations claiming it was common for many people there to gather in one particular room and do drugs.

Dana Perino was asked about this, as one who said such was in the Bush Two White House, and she said if it was going on she didn't know about it. Then again, everyone knew her stance on such so it's not likely they would have let her know about it.

[Ukulelemike]

Well, they DID just legalize pot for recreational use in DC, sooo......

[ThePilgrim]

Well, they DID just legalize pot for recreational use in DC, sooo......

​Farrr ooouut  Mannnnn!

[John81]

The DC mayor made the pot legal and congress is mad because they say she doesn't have the authority to do that.

Then, a little smoke, a long munchies break, and they all forgot what they were mad about.

[OLD fashioned preacher]

Time to own stocks in Doritos and Pizza Hut

[Standing Firm In Christ]

Speaking of drugs, have you seen this video?    Benny Hinn is supposed to be there...  http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lnP9LYVwqmI 

[John81]

Time to own stocks in Doritos and Pizza Hut

​Totally different subject, but along the same principle: I saw a news story saying that South Korea dropped adultery from their legal code so it's no longer illegal to commit adultery. Along with this there was a spike in stocks for condoms and other forms of "birth control".