weed is now legal in DC

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is not a good idea! I voted against it.

Do tell why.

I voted against it too. It stinks and the second-hand smoke is dangerous. You'll disagree on the "dangerous" part, I'm sure, but my kid has been struggling with neurological problems and it's the last thing she needs in our neighborhood... and certainly not in our apartment building. Pot smoke is an imposition on everyone nearby, not just in the same room.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is not a good idea! I voted against it.

Do tell why.

I voted against it too. It stinks and the second-hand smoke is dangerous. You'll disagree on the "dangerous" part, I'm sure, but my kid has been struggling with neurological problems and it's the last thing she needs in our neighborhood... and certainly not in our apartment building. Pot smoke is an imposition on everyone nearby, not just in the same room.

I understand your concerns, but this new legislation does not mean people will smoke more. It means people won't go to jail for it. It means the police and courts will focus on real crime.

Again, there will not be more weed smoking in DC than there already is. The Dutch smoke less than we do.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:But if it is not legal to buy pot, then how is it legal to buy seeds? I hope I have some old ones I saved. Time to dig them up.

If they're sativa they won't be good for growing indoors.

Also, if they're more than a year old they're likely dead.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:But if it is not legal to buy pot, then how is it legal to buy seeds? I hope I have some old ones I saved. Time to dig them up.

If they're sativa they won't be good for growing indoors.

Also, if they're more than a year old they're likely dead.

Oh yeah - they are like 10 years old. Nuts.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There is going to be a massive seed giveaway in March.

Don't tease.

Two ballrooms on Capitol Hill are already reserved for a pot expo on Feb. 28. A date for a massive marijuana seed giveaway is in the works for early March. Some are planning “cannabis clubs” with membership fees and access to the plant. Others hope to offer high-end catered dinners cooked in marijuana-infused oils; recently, an underground test dinner was served a mile and a half north of the White House.

http://www.mjinews.com/dc-cannabis-expo-set-feb-28-march-1-2015/

http://www.usnews.com/news/articles/2015/02/20/chaos-unlikely-if-dc-legalizes-pot-next-week

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is not a good idea! I voted against it.

Do tell why.

I voted against it too. It stinks and the second-hand smoke is dangerous. You'll disagree on the "dangerous" part, I'm sure, but my kid has been struggling with neurological problems and it's the last thing she needs in our neighborhood... and certainly not in our apartment building. Pot smoke is an imposition on everyone nearby, not just in the same room.

I understand your concerns, but this new legislation does not mean people will smoke more. It means people won't go to jail for it. It means the police and courts will focus on real crime.

Again, there will not be more weed smoking in DC than there already is. The Dutch smoke less than we do.

I've been smelling it more in my neighborhood over the last few months of non-enforcement than I had over the course of the last decade. Maybe it's just because fucking Eidinger lives nearby.

[Anonymous]

Where can I pick up my 6 plant starter kit?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is not a good idea! I voted against it.

Do tell why.

I voted against it too. It stinks and the second-hand smoke is dangerous. You'll disagree on the "dangerous" part, I'm sure, but my kid has been struggling with neurological problems and it's the last thing she needs in our neighborhood... and certainly not in our apartment building. Pot smoke is an imposition on everyone nearby, not just in the same room.

What neurological problems? I've actually been prescribed marijuana (I don't take it - clearance) for my neurological disorder.

[Anonymous]

You all go ahead and smoke it up. I'm looking for a foot in the door for a job opening plus a nice rental.

[Anonymous]

why can't these idiots just eat it

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There is going to be a massive seed giveaway in March.

Don't tease.

Two ballrooms on Capitol Hill are already reserved for a pot expo on Feb. 28. A date for a massive marijuana seed giveaway is in the works for early March. Some are planning “cannabis clubs” with membership fees and access to the plant. Others hope to offer high-end catered dinners cooked in marijuana-infused oils; recently, an underground test dinner was served a mile and a half north of the White House.

http://www.mjinews.com/dc-cannabis-expo-set-feb-28-march-1-2015/

http://www.usnews.com/news/articles/2015/02/20/chaos-unlikely-if-dc-legalizes-pot-next-week

All I can say is woo hoo!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is not a good idea! I voted against it.

Do tell why.

I voted against it too. It stinks and the second-hand smoke is dangerous. You'll disagree on the "dangerous" part, I'm sure, but my kid has been struggling with neurological problems and it's the last thing she needs in our neighborhood... and certainly not in our apartment building. Pot smoke is an imposition on everyone nearby, not just in the same room.

I understand your concerns, but this new legislation does not mean people will smoke more. It means people won't go to jail for it. It means the police and courts will focus on real crime.

Again, there will not be more weed smoking in DC than there already is. The Dutch smoke less than we do.

Cite your source.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:why can't these idiots just eat it

I wish they would. The smoke is what's offensive to non-smokers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is not a good idea! I voted against it.

Do tell why.

I voted against it too. It stinks and the second-hand smoke is dangerous. You'll disagree on the "dangerous" part, I'm sure, but my kid has been struggling with neurological problems and it's the last thing she needs in our neighborhood... and certainly not in our apartment building. Pot smoke is an imposition on everyone nearby, not just in the same room.

I understand your concerns, but this new legislation does not mean people will smoke more. It means people won't go to jail for it. It means the police and courts will focus on real crime.

Again, there will not be more weed smoking in DC than there already is. The Dutch smoke less than we do.

Cite your source.

Not PP, but the Netherlands has a 5.4% use and US has a 13.7% (annual pervalence).

http://www.unodc.org/documents/data-and-analysis/WDR2011/StatAnnex-consumption.pdf

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:why can't these idiots just eat it

I wish they would. The smoke is what's offensive to non-smokers.

+1
You want to smoke, a-ok by me. But I don't want to smell it anymore than I want to smell cigarette smoke.