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I was speaking to them of a very specific set of people. When you generalize like that, you make them sound like bitter old men.;-) PS. I try not to judge a book by its cover. Besides, I know a couple of tattoo artists.

Paid fascists like Antifa? Dude, lay off American propaganda.

Well, there's a reason why people chose to look a certain way. Tattoos, piercings, etc...it's an armour for some adults. So, yeah. It's their way of protecting themselves from bad people. Don't try to rationalize against it, it works and they probably aren't as easily motivated by external...

People can do whatever they want with their bodies.

Child proof locks are just security theatre. I remember laughing at my mom when she gave me one to try opening when I was 5. No worries if you have little kids, though. You can't get very high from just eating the dry bud and even most adults can't roll a joint.

Good question. I'd like to be able to cross the border with clones since the state next to my province of residence has legalized.

Of course you're right, but that's behind some of the motivation. For others, it was cathartic experience, I'm sure.

Yes, it looks like racketeering.

Well, lots of people were just buying the containers to protect themselves since the government has been saying all other cannabis will be illicit. They worry they will be harassed by cops who judge them based on their looks. PS. I plan on going to ask what they have that isn't irradiated just...

Well, in my experience, the ones with pink hair and tattoos are often some of the smarter ones because they understand that rules and conventions can be broken. Yes, that was an unnecessary comment. Don't exclude people like that.

Beginners waiting to be educated. Tell them about autoflower seeds every chance you get. Every grower, even if it's just one plant a year, counts.

Yeah, I wasn't expecting things to be so normal so fast. Then again, I should've known. The vast majority of Canadians wanted to end prohibition, after all. :joint: Exciting times.

Went to the barber shop and everybody was talking about cannabis when I walked in. It was refreshing hearing people who had never consumed publicly share their new experiences. It was like a dream. I was grinning from ear to ear. Told them it's like coffee to me. That got their attention. Then...

Was the cop afraid he'd get high eating it?

Vege a big mofo. Nah, that's just nonsense to scare people. We can grow cannabis and gift the seeds. And breeders will keep on selling seeds.

So, vape lounges are not legal in all provinces. That's an inacceptable attack on the cannabis community. It's as if they fear we are getting together to conspire against their authority...well, we sometimes do, but that's their own fault.:lol...

Yeah, Vancouver wants people to hide their plants as they are growing, but that would part of the process of donating the plants, so it's legal. People are gonna walk their 8 foot plants. "Oh, but officer, I was bringing it over to my neighbour's. It's a surprise. He's not expecting me."

No limits on how many times you can give 30g away, either.

It's all good, you're growing.

It's always about money for some. To them, words are just a means to that end. PS. I edited my comment. Needed to mention how they exclude minorities.