chemgoddess1
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^^ YES!!! ^^
Totally agree with this post.
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People having children when they should not be is the problem, not legalizing marijuana. I know so many who stop daily on their way home from work to have a few beers before facing their family. How many mothers rely on a glass of wine to be able to deal? Worse yet, how many are on some sort of prescription drug for pain, depression, adhd, quitting smoking, birth control, weight loss, you name it. ALL of these have side effects that can alter your state of mind. Why should the government try to regulate "situations"? They have enough regulation in my life and some of their recommendations are downright incorrect (food pyramid anyone?)
I will state what someone else stated earlier, every drug effect everyone differently. I know tons of people who are fully functional if not more functional when in an "altered" state. Doctors are quick with the prescription pad. I have been on steroids that made me want to pick fights. Friends have been on chantix and wanted to kill themselves. Wine makes me silly and horny, vodka makes me talkative and adventurous. This is a plant that has been proved to be more beneficial than hazardous but also has the capability of taking down so many industries as sensual noted.
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I thought you meant the helicopter thingy that Alethea does. But I do think this is called crazy legs. AnneMarie Davies is really good at this too:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iiKg0ZOVTJ4
Not her helicopter, but a few crazy legs in this one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lwg2yJHXwjk
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I can only think of Alethea Austin and her crazy legs that she does from shoulder mount. I cannot access videos from work or I would try to find it. I know she has recently performed at Midwest so maybe one of those vids?
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Another really good read from Huff Post:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/laurel-dewey/marijuana-is-not-addictive_b_1739339.html?utm_hp_ref=tw
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Today's news story:http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/09/19/marijuana-and-cancer_n_1898208.html?utm_hp_ref=fb&src=sp&comm_ref=false
It does state that smoking will not give you enough CBD, however this is amazing news. How long have we been looking for a cure for cancer and it was growing out in a field some where. BTW, this was brought about by the studies I posted yesterday and the research has been going on for 20 years. I will also note though that even though a compound works in a petri dish and in animals it does not always mean it will work in humans. BUT, can you imagine a cancer drug that does not destroy the rest of your body like everything else that is on the market right now?
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Go through Veena all the way!
And welcome!
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Paunobs, can you please cite some examples of the research that shows this? Not being a wench here but I have not seen any of this with the exception of the one that was talked about earlier in this thread. BTW, I do have the full text of that earlier article if anyone is interested. I am having issues understanding it though but I was just glossing over it at lunch.
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If you are a geek like me or just want your mind blown, google Cannabinoids and cancer. It kinda makes me sick.
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Apost was just put up on OCMA regarding studies with cannabinoids and curing cancer, so of course I started looking for the research. This was the first article I found. Published in 2005 but the original research was done in 1975…yeah, read that again 1975. So we have studies that have shown marked reduction in cancer from THC and yet we still are not even considering this plant as alternative medicine.
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Seek treatment and continue if allowed. I have been having issues with my back lately and just found that I have a few pinched nerves. If you do nothing about it it WILL get worse. Find out what kind of restorative exercises you can do. If you do not treat it you could end up not ever being able to pole again. If you can, find a chiropractor that specializes in sports therapy and recovery.
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I buy ones from both Walmart and Target. Target usually has some really cute ones and they are like $5 a pair. They also have some that are a little more coverage made by Gilligan and O'Malley. The Walmart ones are eitehr No Boundaries or OP. Stay away from anything that has any lace as it just shreds. Hanes made some that I really liked but I have not been able to find them any more.
http://www.target.com/p/gilligan-o-malley-women-s-2pk-seamless-boyshort-assorted-colors/-/A-13774438
http://www.target.com/sb/intimates-clothing-women/panty/boy-short/-/N-5xtcfZ5t2unZ56dtm#?lnk=Utility_intimts_0826_X0Y2W4|X0Y2W4&intc=628068|null
http://www.walmart.com/ip/No-Boundaries-Juniors-Seamless-Boyshort-Panties-4-Pack/20710784
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Scarlett, I think you nailed it with your first post stating
"I think anyone who is strong in their sense of self, has healthy self-esteem and doesn't feel any shame or guilt attached to making money from your body could do it."
So many girls I have met have either lost their self esteem from the job or had low self esteem to begin. I am not sure if it is different in Sydney than it is in the States. The majority of clubs are in seedy parts of town which is where a lot of the "unsavory" comes from. The US is also so totally backwards on thing….we see sex selling EVERYTHING here however if you wear revealing clothing or strip for a living you are seen as easy or a tramp. Women are blamed for being accosted because of what they wear but every billboard, every commercial or print ad shows women wearing less. All of us have had issues in our lives because we have taken up pole dancing and are proud but we are made to feel shame. You DO need to be strong but I see the industry tear women down horribly. Even club owner don't respect the girls that are making them money. I will not say this is across the board but I would say more clubs are like this than not.
I do not see anything wrong with it. I fear for some of my girls safety and I fear for their well being. I have seen many get involved in too much alcohol and drugs just to be able to get on stage. But I have also met girls who know how to keep their head high and thoroughly enjoy what they are doing. I have nothing wrong with those that use their abilities, whatever they may be, to make a living as opposed to living off the system. And I have a lot of respect for the girls who can make it because to me it is one seriously hard job.
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I love this discussion!
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And congrats on the new pole!