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havent been smoking but eating candy with thc. I love it. I am going to be using candies to come off suboxoone.
you bastard haha! I was so freaked out reading your list! Thinking "no way man!" The entire time lol
Groundfighter
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Does anyone have a good recipe for pot cookies or other edibles ? Never really sure how much bud to use.
jaymaximus
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You really want to make / use marijuana butter. Just putting flower in is going to taste like crap
sinewave3
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I always liked to try for about .5 g per serving/cookie. So 1/8 make 8 cookies or brownies 1/4 oz make about 16. Just a starting point where you will prob feel 1 on empty stomach.
I am kind of a lightweight butter that’s a good place to start, can always eat 2-3 or more if you want. If you use crap weed or trimming you will want to up that.
Crop pot..........oil in and add 1/2 oz and put on low for 12 hrs.
I have done a little oil and did 1/8 of nug and same shit crockpot low 8 hrs. You can use he oil on anything, but brownies, are usually made. they work
Colorado voters decided in November 2012 that our state constitution should protect legalized retail marijuana. A little more than five years later, I suspect that if we were to put that issue to a vote again, it would pass by even higher numbers. For better or worse, legalized marijuana has become more accepted around the country, with 29 states and the District now having some form of cannabis legalization.
That is why it was surprising to wake up last week to the news that the Justice Department, without advance notice, https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/sessions-is-rescinding-obama-era-directive-for-feds-to-back-off-marijuana-enforcement-in-states-with-legal-pot/2018/01/04/b1a42746-f157-11e7-b3bf-ab90a706e175_story.html?tid=a_mcntx&utm_term=.636225e3c7ec (rescinded the nationwide guidance) regarding marijuana enforcement. By rolling back this guidance, including the Cole Memorandum, the Justice Department has left the decision-making up to the 93 U.S. attorneys, creating substantial uncertainty in how the law will be applied from state to state.
Frankly, it is too late for the federal government to step in and dismantle this burgeoning industry.
Super Charge
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HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — The federal government says grass and guns don't mix, and that is putting gun owners who use marijuana — and the strongly pro-gun-rights administration of President Donald Trump — in a potentially uncomfortable position.
As gun-loving Pennsylvania becomes the latest state to operate a medical marijuana program, with the first dispensary on track to begin sales next month, authorities are warning patients that federal law bars marijuana users from having guns or ammunition.
"They're going to have to make a choice," said John T. Adams, president of the Pennsylvania District Attorneys Association. "They can have their guns or their marijuana, but not both."
As gun-loving Pennsylvania becomes the latest state to operate a medical marijuana program, with the first dispensary on track to begin sales next month, authorities are warning patients that federal law bars marijuana users from having guns or ammunition.
"They're going to have to make a choice," said John T. Adams, president of the Pennsylvania District Attorneys Association. "They can have their guns or their marijuana, but not both."
I'll keep my legal guns and roll with illegal pot any day of the week. Not that I like that position...
Sdryx
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Good thing for gun shows lol. I always bring CASH!
Is Legal Pot Crippling Mexican Drug Trafficking Organisations?
We show that the introduction of medical marijuana laws (MMLs) leads to a decrease in violent crime in states that border Mexico. The reduction in crime is strongest for counties close to the border (less than 350 kilometres) and for crimes that relate to drug trafficking. In addition, we find that MMLs in inland states lead to a reduction in crime in the nearest border state.
Our results are consistent with the theory that decriminalisation of the production and distribution of marijuana leads to a reduction in violent crime in markets that are traditionally controlled by Mexican drug trafficking organisations.
Gavrilova E, Kamada T, Zoutman F. Is Legal Pot Crippling Mexican Drug Trafficking Organisations? The Effect of Medical Marijuana Laws on US Crime. The Economic Journal. Is Legal Pot Crippling Mexican Drug Trafficking Organisations? The Effect of Medical Marijuana Laws on US Crime
We show that the introduction of medical marijuana laws (MMLs) leads to a decrease in violent crime in states that border Mexico. The reduction in crime is strongest for counties close to the border (less than 350 kilometres) and for crimes that relate to drug trafficking. In addition, we find that MMLs in inland states lead to a reduction in crime in the nearest border state.
Our results are consistent with the theory that decriminalisation of the production and distribution of marijuana leads to a reduction in violent crime in markets that are traditionally controlled by Mexican drug trafficking organisations.
Gavrilova E, Kamada T, Zoutman F. Is Legal Pot Crippling Mexican Drug Trafficking Organisations? The Effect of Medical Marijuana Laws on US Crime. The Economic Journal. Is Legal Pot Crippling Mexican Drug Trafficking Organisations? The Effect of Medical Marijuana Laws on US Crime
A new class of epilepsy medications based on an ingredient derived from marijuana could be available as soon as the second half of 2018 in the United States, pending Food and Drug Administration approval.
Officials from GW Pharmaceuticals, the company that developed the drug, on Wednesday announced promising results from a study on 171 patients randomized into treatment and placebo groups. http://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(18)30136-3/fulltext
Members of the group, ages 2 to 55, have a condition called Lennox-Gastaut syndrome and were suffering from seizures that were not being controlled by existing drugs. On average they had tried and discontinued six anti-seizure treatments and were experiencing 74 “drop” seizures per month. Drop seizures involve the entire body, trunk or head and often result in a fall or other type of injury.
The results, published in the Lancet, show that over a 14-week treatment period, 44 percent of patients taking the drug, called Epidiolex, saw a significant reduction in seizures, compared with 22 percent of the placebo group. Moreover, more of the patients who got the drug experienced a 50 percent or greater reduction in drop seizures.
this is the difference between "decriminalization" and "legalization". if drugs are simply decriminalized for personal use, but producing and selling them is illegal, the vacuum will still remain and violent criminals will continue to control the drug trade amassing a lot of money and power while leaving a trail of bloody bodies behind them.
Super Charge
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Just got a bunch of cartridges. Durban Poison, Zkittles, Tangie.
Shitload of trim. Was thinking about rolling a world record joint. Who's gonna smoke it with me?!!!!! 
Shitload of trim. Was thinking about rolling a world record joint. Who's gonna smoke it with me?!!!!!
jaymaximus
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Durban Poison is by far my favorite sativa.
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