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Canada, hah.
I will not hold my breath waiting on Lena Dunham, Cher, Mrs. Stephanopolis, etc., etc. to move there now that Trump won. The libtards and HOLLYWEIRD people always make these grand promises of leaving the USA when things don't go their way. Besides California just legalized recreational weed.
But, they never leave. Sigh. They'll stay in California, that's for damn sure.
I'll even come up with some of the money for one-way tickets...
The libtards will soon forget themselves now that they will be stoned all day.It's beginning to sound a bit like Huxley and the idea of soma.The liberals are either willfully ignorant,complicit or plain stupid to realise Slavery comes in many forms sometimes masquerading as freedom.Also when you are asked to choose between dumb and dumber it doesnt look like much of a choice when millions of other citizens are excluded from the list due to lack of resources,having no connections or education on what is happening outside their bubble,or dumbing down through having drivel from reality tv or soaps etc.Complicated business this politics stuff.
The word "soma" has four distinct meanings:
The plant, or the intoxicating juice of the plant, used in ancient Indian religious ceremonies. Inevitably, given the Indian tradition, the plant and its juice were personified as a god, Soma.
The imaginary "ideal pleasure drug" in Aldous Huxley's novel Brave New World (1932). Its chemistry and pharmacology are undefined. As described, the drug resembles a hangoverless tranquilliser or an opiate.
"Soma" is the most common brand name of the muscle-relaxant carisoprodol, otherwise known as N-isopropyl-2-methyl-2-propyl-1,3-propanediol dicarbamate. Soma is marketed by Royce Laboratories, Inc; it was FDA-licensed in 1996. Soma/carisoprodol is broken down in the body into the active metabolite meprobamate. Meprobamate is a Schedule IV sedative-hypnotic, an anticonvulsant and anxiolytic muscle relaxant. It was first marketed in the USA from 1955 under the brand name Miltown as an anti-anxiety agent. The "miracle drug" of its era, Miltown was immortalised by the Rolling Stones as "Mother's Little Helper".
the body of an animal or plant excluding the germ cells.
The "miracle drug" of its era, Miltown was immortalised by the Rolling Stones as "Mother's Little Helper"
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If I was a conspiracy theorist though I would be asking why Trump chose a rolling stones song for his victory speech but at least it wasn't "sympathy for the devil" ...ehehe
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