Open Show n' Tell 2016

papapayne

papapayne

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Legalization must mean something different to me....Red taping something up to make it easy for corporate interests and impossible for the average person isn't legalization, just more fuckery. I for one am suck of the fuckery. Here in oregon the legalization measure I voted on looks nothing like what is currently on the books as well, so I feel bad for California growers if that passes, and then the mostrousity that gets tacked on afterwards.
 
potroastV2

potroastV2

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papapayne said:
Legalization must mean something different to me....Red taping something up to make it easy for corporate interests and impossible for the average person isn't legalization, just more fuckery. I for one am suck of the fuckery. Here in oregon the legalization measure I voted on looks nothing like what is currently on the books as well, so I feel bad for California growers if that passes, and then the mostrousity that gets tacked on afterwards.
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That's exactly right! I've watched the changes that have happened in Oregon, and I know about the medical laws there too. You're just getting started on the adult use, and more changes will come. It's better than getting your front door smashed in by the pigs.


Smidge34 said:
My veggies are LEGAL lmao. Ain't nobody telling me how many squash plants I can grow and how many squash fruits I can possess. Ain't nobody telling me I got 5 years to make a little bread then they are unleashing the big corporate zucchini squash growers on the scene and since we can't possess any weight to speak of, they will control the zucchini market and concentrate the wealth toward the top. That is legal. Makes one wonder who exactly has a $$ stake in it. Hmmmmmm
Btw, the stark lack of "likes" to your response should tell you something.
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You need to read the law, you can grow 6 plants and legally keep all that you grow. If you want to grow more plants than that, then renew your medical recommendation, and there will no plant number limit. It will be better than we have now in many ways, and it's much better than getting your front door smashed in by the pigs.

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Larry {the} Gardener

Larry {the} Gardener

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Jamio420 said:
Fuckin love this guy
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Sister and BIL are going to see him tomorrow night in Pensacola? Or is it Perry? I don't always listen to all the details, but they had asked me to look after the dogs and chickens tomorrow. She called tonight to say they were getting an early start tomorrow, so I don't have to feed up after all.

Here he is doing a TVZ song.

 
eddy600

eddy600

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Larry {the} Gardener said:
Only been through there once when I was a kid. The one thing I remember was the rest areas had outhouses instead of flushing toilets. We used to travel a lot when I was young, and that was the first time I had seen that.

And that reminds me of, you know, Urban Meyer.
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Never worked with an Ohio State grad but dealt with quite a few of them when i was paying for my Burger @ Burger King.Fight On
 
BcDigger

BcDigger

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Canadian rock icons The Tragically Hip played their final concert tonight aired on ctv across the nation. Gordon Downie the lead singer was diagnosed with a incurable brain tumor. The band did a Farwell tour across the country with their final show in their home town of Kingston Ontario. There were estimated 25000 people watch on a screen outside the venue that holds another 6000. Bars, arenas, curling rinks, and community centers across the country were playing the concert tonight with most charging cover to go to local charities and cancer research. If you've never heard them here's a taste.
 
fumble

fumble

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BcDigger said:
Canadian rock icons The Tragically Hip played their final concert tonight aired on ctv across the nation. Gordon Downie the lead singer was diagnosed with a incurable brain tumor. The band did a Farwell tour across the country with their final show in their home town of Kingston Ontario. There were estimated 25000 people watch on a screen outside the venue that holds another 6000. Bars, arenas, curling rinks, and community centers across the country were playing the concert tonight with most charging cover to go to local charities and cancer research. If you've never heard them here's a taste.
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I effing love the Tragically Hip! Thanks for posting this
 
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