They were called self-cleaning restrooms.
Will Seattle buy those back?

@1:

Sorry, I think they all got bought up by the Parisiennes...

@3 dumbass.

"emphasized the need to treat drug use as a public health issue, a sentiment that is becoming more common as the nation confronts the failure of the war on drugs."

Let me fix that for ya:

"emphasized the need to treat drug use as a public health issue, a sentiment that is becoming more common as the nation begins to see sufficient numbers of white people affected by drug addiction."

#5 Fair enough. I won't argue with that.

Way back when my friends and I had some fun with oxy for a while and I stopped. I told them they'll end up doing heroin. They did. I sat in a room and watched them do it.

Eventually scabby folk began showing up and they kicked me out of our house for "thinking I am better than them".

The three of them I still know of cleaned up. One owns a house, one has kids, all three have always worked.

Place an age limit of 25 upon entry and you'll be doing a small segment of society a service.

Otherwise you won't be.

#6: I'm not sure what your argument is, or how it's a response to my comment.

@8,

Refer to @4 for some helpful context.

#9, I don't think that me calling him a dumbass is very helpful here.