MajoR_TokE
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Good point.
This sites safety
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Hydronoob
New Member
Maybe I'm being a bit paranoid. Who's to really say man? I didn't mean to get so many panties in a bunch. It feels like I'm being punished for asking a simple legit question lol. I was just asking, that's all. Why do you suppose peeps get so fucking bent when I asked the question? Weird man.
i think we came off kinda hard. sorry 'bout that. probably because we all love it here so much. i'm not computer smart so i can't explain anything. but i have been here since Jan and it seems safe. that's all i can honestly vouch for. i personally have had no problems and have not seen any others that have. but like was mentioned ..... how would we know.
i love you
Hydronoob
New Member
It's cool. Nobody wants.....including me....to face that ugly ass thought. I do understand some attitudes. I didn't really take anything personally. I love it here too man, that is why I posted many threads and answered questions for some other noobs. Just trying to do my part and what not. Anyhow, I'll leave this subject alone, keep growing, and get a proxy. lol 
i think we came off kinda hard. sorry 'bout that. probably because we all love it here so much. i'm not computer smart so i can't explain anything. but i have been here since Jan and it seems safe. that's all i can honestly vouch for. i personally have had no problems and have not seen any others that have. but like was mentioned ..... how would we know.
i love you
Hydronoob
New Member
Can somebody please help this guy out? I'd hate to see him lose his crop right now. I don't have the answers he needs but......
https://www.rollitup.org/general-marijuana-growing/26542-first-grow-5.html#post295522
https://www.rollitup.org/general-marijuana-growing/26542-first-grow-5.html#post295522
MajoR_TokE
Well-Known Member
Recent pot busts in Southern California
1) March 7: A large rental truck with more than three tons of marijuana inside is found abandoned on the 10 Freeway on-ramp at Milliken Avenue. Authorities say the pot had a street value of about $20 million.
2) March 14: Methamphetamine, marijuana and drug equipment are found in a Chino Hills house.
3) March 21: More than 2,000 marijuana plants are recovered in a Diamond Bar house.
4) March 28: Almost 1,900 marijuana plants, valued at $12 million, are found in Chino Hills and Diamond Bar houses.
5) March 31: About 150 pounds of pot are seized from a house in the 1600 block of El Camino Street in Pomona.
6) April 4: 1,800 plants are seized from two Rowland Heights houses. The plants are worth about $10.8 million.
7) April 11: More than 1,500 plants - worth more than $9 million - are found in another Rowland Heights house.
April 16: Los Angeles County sheriff's narcotics investigators raid a Diamond Bar home and find more than 900 plants valued at nearly $6 million.
9) April 18: San Bernardino County sheriff's deputies raid two homes in Phelan and seize 400 marijuana plants. Also, two men are arrested as they dismantle a pot farm in a Diamond Bar home. Growing equipment and more than 1,500 cut marijuana stalks are recovered.
10) May 4: In Norco, authorities find 1,447 marijuana plants at a home in the 400 block of Mount Shasta Drive. The value is estimated at more than $8.5 million.
11) May 5: A house fire leads to the discovery of a million-dollar grow house in the 4500 block of Carmen Street in Chino. Hundreds of plants are found inside.
12) May 7: About 1,700 pounds of packaged marijuana worth $850,000 is seized from a home in the 3000 block of Corona Avenue in Norco.
13) May 15: In Rancho Cucamonga, a marijuana bust finds more than 630 pot plants worth about $2.2 million at a residence at the 13000 block of Claret Court.
14) May 18: An Eastvale marijuana bust results in the seizure of hundreds of plants, worth more than $1 million. Nine other homes in Southern California are raided on the same day. Nine people are later arrested in connection with the raids.
15) May 23: About 1,400 pounds of dried marijuana is seized from a house in Rancho Cucamonga. The marijuana is valued at $1.5 million and believed by investigators to be smuggled from Mexico. Juan Cota-Gonzalez, 30, who lived in the house, is arrested.
16) June 8: A half-ton of marijuana that appeared to be ready to sell is discovered at a house in Rialto. Police arrest Ontario resident Armando Isaac Hernandez, 24, who they suspect was about to deliver 350 pounds of marijuana to the house.
17) June 11: A raid on an Apple Valley grow house nets 1,400 marijuana plants. No arrests are made.
1 June 12: Police arrest Michael Angelo Zullo III, 31, of Diamond Bar, after discovering 138 marijuana plants in his house in the 13000 block of Van Horn Circle in Chino.
Police find 678 plants valued at $2.2 million in an Apple Valley home on the 16000 block of Dale Evans Parkway.
19) June 13: The Drug Enforcement Administration searches Farm Assist Caregivers, a medical-marijuana dispensary in Pomona. The operator, David Touhey, is detained for questioning but not charged.
20) June 14: Officers discover nearly 850 plants in a Chino Hills home where $25,000 worth of electricity was stolen in a six-month period. No arrests are made.
Investigators also raid houses in Phelan and Apple Valley on the same day.
21) June 25: Two people - Ken Yuan, 27, of San Marino and Aarum Chung, 26, of Irvine - are arrested after officers see them leave a grow house with 260 plants.
22) July 4: Two Rancho Cucamonga residents are among four arrested at a grow house in Pasadena. Police discover 190 plants and a quarter pound of dried marijuana.
23) July 6: The San Bernardino County sheriff's aviation division, on a routine patrol, finds an outdoor pot farm at the north end of Day Creek Boulevard in Rancho Cucamonga. Investigators find 322 mature plants with an estimated value of $1.1 million. No arrests are made.
24) July 16: Five people are arrested after sheriff's deputies find a marijuana-growing operation in a bunker under a mobile home in Phelan. Detectives find 250 plants growing in a hydroponics system as well as an assault rifle and several rounds of ammunition.
25) July 17: DEA agents raid the Healing Nations marijuana dispensary in Corona. The owner, Ronald Naulls, is arrested on suspicion of marijuana distribution and conspiracy to distribute marijuana.
26) July 19: Two men are arrested after deputies seize 381 plants in Rowland Heights. The plants range from small clones to plants over 6 feet tall.
27) (Not on map) Aug. 22: Ten are arrested in Los Angeles and Riverside counties in an operation targeting a Mexico-based drug-trafficking organization. DEA agents seize 434 pounds of marijuana in addition to cash, cocaine and methamphetamine.
2 Sept. 10: One man is killed by agents of the state Campaign Against Marijuana Production after officers are fired on near an outdoor pot farm in Lytle Creek. More than 2,000 plants are seized near San Sevaine Ridge, north of Fontana.
29) Sept. 12: Three men are arrested in an Eastvale raid that nets 700 plants and 20 pounds of harvested marijuana on Hollis Street. 30) Sept. 14: An outdoor raid in the San Gabriel Canyon of the Angeles National Forest yielded more than 6,000 marijuana plants. No arrest were made. DailyBulletin.com - Recent pot busts in Southern California
Are we missing anyone from rollitup? lol
1) March 7: A large rental truck with more than three tons of marijuana inside is found abandoned on the 10 Freeway on-ramp at Milliken Avenue. Authorities say the pot had a street value of about $20 million.
2) March 14: Methamphetamine, marijuana and drug equipment are found in a Chino Hills house.
3) March 21: More than 2,000 marijuana plants are recovered in a Diamond Bar house.
4) March 28: Almost 1,900 marijuana plants, valued at $12 million, are found in Chino Hills and Diamond Bar houses.
5) March 31: About 150 pounds of pot are seized from a house in the 1600 block of El Camino Street in Pomona.
6) April 4: 1,800 plants are seized from two Rowland Heights houses. The plants are worth about $10.8 million.
7) April 11: More than 1,500 plants - worth more than $9 million - are found in another Rowland Heights house.
April 16: Los Angeles County sheriff's narcotics investigators raid a Diamond Bar home and find more than 900 plants valued at nearly $6 million. 9) April 18: San Bernardino County sheriff's deputies raid two homes in Phelan and seize 400 marijuana plants. Also, two men are arrested as they dismantle a pot farm in a Diamond Bar home. Growing equipment and more than 1,500 cut marijuana stalks are recovered.
10) May 4: In Norco, authorities find 1,447 marijuana plants at a home in the 400 block of Mount Shasta Drive. The value is estimated at more than $8.5 million.
11) May 5: A house fire leads to the discovery of a million-dollar grow house in the 4500 block of Carmen Street in Chino. Hundreds of plants are found inside.
12) May 7: About 1,700 pounds of packaged marijuana worth $850,000 is seized from a home in the 3000 block of Corona Avenue in Norco.
13) May 15: In Rancho Cucamonga, a marijuana bust finds more than 630 pot plants worth about $2.2 million at a residence at the 13000 block of Claret Court.
14) May 18: An Eastvale marijuana bust results in the seizure of hundreds of plants, worth more than $1 million. Nine other homes in Southern California are raided on the same day. Nine people are later arrested in connection with the raids.
15) May 23: About 1,400 pounds of dried marijuana is seized from a house in Rancho Cucamonga. The marijuana is valued at $1.5 million and believed by investigators to be smuggled from Mexico. Juan Cota-Gonzalez, 30, who lived in the house, is arrested.
16) June 8: A half-ton of marijuana that appeared to be ready to sell is discovered at a house in Rialto. Police arrest Ontario resident Armando Isaac Hernandez, 24, who they suspect was about to deliver 350 pounds of marijuana to the house.
17) June 11: A raid on an Apple Valley grow house nets 1,400 marijuana plants. No arrests are made.
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June 12: Police arrest Michael Angelo Zullo III, 31, of Diamond Bar, after discovering 138 marijuana plants in his house in the 13000 block of Van Horn Circle in Chino. Police find 678 plants valued at $2.2 million in an Apple Valley home on the 16000 block of Dale Evans Parkway.
19) June 13: The Drug Enforcement Administration searches Farm Assist Caregivers, a medical-marijuana dispensary in Pomona. The operator, David Touhey, is detained for questioning but not charged.
20) June 14: Officers discover nearly 850 plants in a Chino Hills home where $25,000 worth of electricity was stolen in a six-month period. No arrests are made.
Investigators also raid houses in Phelan and Apple Valley on the same day.
21) June 25: Two people - Ken Yuan, 27, of San Marino and Aarum Chung, 26, of Irvine - are arrested after officers see them leave a grow house with 260 plants.
22) July 4: Two Rancho Cucamonga residents are among four arrested at a grow house in Pasadena. Police discover 190 plants and a quarter pound of dried marijuana.
23) July 6: The San Bernardino County sheriff's aviation division, on a routine patrol, finds an outdoor pot farm at the north end of Day Creek Boulevard in Rancho Cucamonga. Investigators find 322 mature plants with an estimated value of $1.1 million. No arrests are made.
24) July 16: Five people are arrested after sheriff's deputies find a marijuana-growing operation in a bunker under a mobile home in Phelan. Detectives find 250 plants growing in a hydroponics system as well as an assault rifle and several rounds of ammunition.
25) July 17: DEA agents raid the Healing Nations marijuana dispensary in Corona. The owner, Ronald Naulls, is arrested on suspicion of marijuana distribution and conspiracy to distribute marijuana.
26) July 19: Two men are arrested after deputies seize 381 plants in Rowland Heights. The plants range from small clones to plants over 6 feet tall.
27) (Not on map) Aug. 22: Ten are arrested in Los Angeles and Riverside counties in an operation targeting a Mexico-based drug-trafficking organization. DEA agents seize 434 pounds of marijuana in addition to cash, cocaine and methamphetamine.
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Sept. 10: One man is killed by agents of the state Campaign Against Marijuana Production after officers are fired on near an outdoor pot farm in Lytle Creek. More than 2,000 plants are seized near San Sevaine Ridge, north of Fontana. 29) Sept. 12: Three men are arrested in an Eastvale raid that nets 700 plants and 20 pounds of harvested marijuana on Hollis Street. 30) Sept. 14: An outdoor raid in the San Gabriel Canyon of the Angeles National Forest yielded more than 6,000 marijuana plants. No arrest were made. DailyBulletin.com - Recent pot busts in Southern California
Are we missing anyone from rollitup? lol
what kills me are people that use their real name. they register their computers under their real name. they open email accounts under their real name. they create "myspace" pages under their own name. then they register here, giving links to all their info, then ask "is this site safe?". i've seen it sooooo many times.
Hydronoob
New Member
sleepytown
Well-Known Member
I personally feel much more at risk when i post on sellingmethtochildren.org, but these days you have to work hard to compete with Novartis corp. Be sure to check out my "crank and a clown show" FAQ.
Gygax1974
Just some idiot
The only time you need to worry about posting is when you have about 11,000 posts....just ask FDD?
You should be good, just like people are saying, make up a new screen name for MJ boards and get a nice fake email...hushmail is what I use. And maybe a proxy type program...proxys aren't like glue...lol. What a proxy does is disguise your IP...for online forums it should be fine. Now if we are talking the authorities they will figure out who you are proxy or not, but it means money and man hours and unless you are the "man" it's a waste. So start posting and asking questions already.....sheesh. Welcome by the way.
You should be good, just like people are saying, make up a new screen name for MJ boards and get a nice fake email...hushmail is what I use. And maybe a proxy type program...proxys aren't like glue...lol. What a proxy does is disguise your IP...for online forums it should be fine. Now if we are talking the authorities they will figure out who you are proxy or not, but it means money and man hours and unless you are the "man" it's a waste. So start posting and asking questions already.....sheesh. Welcome by the way.
silk
Well-Known Member
You can hold me accountable. I suggested he was a Narc and that we are all bullshitting about growing Popsicles. He lost me when he was talking aboot his ass hanging out.
wait, popsicles?