This drug is demonised by central government, yet it is less harmful than many prescription drugs and legalities out there - such as alcohol and tobacco. It could become dangerous if miss used, abused and taken by the naive....but for the most part it makes a good nite even better. Surely an open education on such substances would help!

than ecstasy...it's a dangerous drug to take because your inhibitions are lowered and it's hard to gauge how much liquid you need to take to counteract the dehydration. Too much water can be a bad thing, I'm told. I suppose it's illegal for a good reason - it's just recreational and if it affects the chemistry of your brain it can't be good.

Yours, your's or yours'? About 90% of CVs that cross my desk end up in the bin because I refuse to employ anyone without a grasp of basic English. Am I firm but fair, or behind the times, or just a cantankerous old git? Does it matter that the English language is better used by people who have learnt it as a second language? Why are so many questions and answers on Toluna riddled with appalling English?

I really can't understand how people can get it so so wrong. I don't think you're cantankerous, I think you're absolutely right not to employ people who can't form proper sentences! Perhaps you should start sending out replies to these CVs including a copy of 'First Aid for English', or a print-out directing them towards that horribly popular 'Eats, Shoots, and Leaves" book.

and that is fair enough says I. However, I will remain forever bemused as to why a bunch of people choose to listen to and put faith in a religion that was created by a dude who wrote rubbish science fiction novels for a living. Surely that's enough to condemn it as a hack religion?!