Johnny442
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I think the cartridges are the greatest invention ever. It’s nice knowing I don’t smell like a 300lbs skunk around my kids. Unfortunately the shipping cost I pay is absurd!
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Super Charge
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Johnny442
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I’m not bitching b/c it took me a while to come across him. But like anything else, it could be cheaper! LolYa just gotta know people.
Smoking some Acapulco gold right now. Loooooong day of "programming" ahead of me.
I have a mid day snack planned out, too!
I have a mid day snack planned out, too!
San Francisco will retroactively apply California’s marijuana-legalization laws to past criminal cases, District Attorney George Gascón said Wednesday — expunging or reducing misdemeanor and felony convictions going back decades.
The move will affect thousands of people whose marijuana convictions brand them with criminal histories that can hurt chances for finding jobs and obtaining some government benefits.
Proposition 64, which state voters passed in November 2016, legalized the recreational use of marijuana in California for those 21 and older and permitted the possession up to one ounce of cannabis. The legislation also allows those with past marijuana convictions that would have been lesser crimes — or no crime at all — under Prop. 64 to petition a court to recall or dismiss their cases.
Rather than leaving it up to individuals to petition the courts — which is time consuming and can cost hundreds of dollars in attorney fees — Gascón said San Francisco prosecutors will review and wipe out convictions en masse.
The district attorney said his office will dismiss and seal more than 3,000 misdemeanor marijuana convictions in San Francisco dating back to 1975, and review and re-sentence thousands of felony marijuana cases.
Make one strong batch of oil.
Super Charge
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Shatter
Perceptions of The Relative Harmfulness of Marijuana and Alcohol
Highlights
· Half of adults in Oregon considered alcohol to be more harmful than marijuana.
· Many considered the substances equally harmful.
· Few considered marijuana to be more harmful than alcohol.
· Most people who use both substances considered alcohol to be more harmful than marijuana.
· Perceived relative harmfulness of marijuana and alcohol may influence use.
This study documents perceptions of the relative harmfulness of marijuana and alcohol to a person's health among adults in Oregon just before the first legal sales of marijuana for recreational use. We surveyed 1941 adults in Oregon in September 2015. Respondents were recruited using an address-based sampling (ABS) frame (n = 1314) and social media advertising (n = 627).
Respondents completed paper surveys (ABS-mail, n = 388) or online surveys (ABS-online, n = 926; social media, n = 627). We used descriptive statistics and logistic regression models to examine perceptions of the relative harmfulness of marijuana and alcohol by sample characteristics, including substance use.
About half of adults in Oregon (52.5%) considered alcohol to be more harmful to a person's health than marijuana. A substantial proportion considered the substances equally harmful (40.0%). Few considered marijuana to be more harmful than alcohol (7.5%).
In general, respondents who were younger, male, and not Republican were more likely than others to consider alcohol more harmful than marijuana. Respondents who were older, female, and Republican were more likely to consider marijuana and alcohol equally harmful.
Most individuals who reported using both marijuana and alcohol (67.7%) and approximately half of those who used neither substance (48.2%) considered alcohol to be more harmful than marijuana.
Perceptions about the relative harmfulness of marijuana and alcohol may have implications for public health. As state lawmakers develop policies to regulate marijuana, it may be helpful to consider the ways in which those policies may also affect use of alcohol and co-use of alcohol and marijuana.
Allen JA, Farrelly MC, Duke JC, et al. Perceptions of the relative harmfulness of marijuana and alcohol among adults in Oregon. Preventive Medicine 2018;109:34-8. http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S009174351830001X
Highlights
· Half of adults in Oregon considered alcohol to be more harmful than marijuana.
· Many considered the substances equally harmful.
· Few considered marijuana to be more harmful than alcohol.
· Most people who use both substances considered alcohol to be more harmful than marijuana.
· Perceived relative harmfulness of marijuana and alcohol may influence use.
This study documents perceptions of the relative harmfulness of marijuana and alcohol to a person's health among adults in Oregon just before the first legal sales of marijuana for recreational use. We surveyed 1941 adults in Oregon in September 2015. Respondents were recruited using an address-based sampling (ABS) frame (n = 1314) and social media advertising (n = 627).
Respondents completed paper surveys (ABS-mail, n = 388) or online surveys (ABS-online, n = 926; social media, n = 627). We used descriptive statistics and logistic regression models to examine perceptions of the relative harmfulness of marijuana and alcohol by sample characteristics, including substance use.
About half of adults in Oregon (52.5%) considered alcohol to be more harmful to a person's health than marijuana. A substantial proportion considered the substances equally harmful (40.0%). Few considered marijuana to be more harmful than alcohol (7.5%).
In general, respondents who were younger, male, and not Republican were more likely than others to consider alcohol more harmful than marijuana. Respondents who were older, female, and Republican were more likely to consider marijuana and alcohol equally harmful.
Most individuals who reported using both marijuana and alcohol (67.7%) and approximately half of those who used neither substance (48.2%) considered alcohol to be more harmful than marijuana.
Perceptions about the relative harmfulness of marijuana and alcohol may have implications for public health. As state lawmakers develop policies to regulate marijuana, it may be helpful to consider the ways in which those policies may also affect use of alcohol and co-use of alcohol and marijuana.
Allen JA, Farrelly MC, Duke JC, et al. Perceptions of the relative harmfulness of marijuana and alcohol among adults in Oregon. Preventive Medicine 2018;109:34-8. http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S009174351830001X
Is there a good online resource with information on a grow space indoors for under 5 plants...for personal use only. Asking for a friend.
Super Charge
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I'd look on a forum. Tons of grow info out there on setups. I can pm you one that I'm on and use often. Or I'm happy to help you figure it out on our own in pm or here..
Get a KIND LED grow light.... a small fan to simulate the wind and a humidifier and/ or a little heater (depends where you live) and your in business.... really efficient and very inexpensive.... not that Ive done that.. but what I hear it sure does work...
KIND LED Grow Lights - The Best Indoor LED Grow Light-Full Spectrum
KIND LED Grow Lights - The Best Indoor LED Grow Light-Full Spectrum
AlwaysHungry
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Anyone know any good “recipe” to make chocolate ? (Hasish)
Johne71
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420magazine dot com has a nice “grow”
Forum with ongoing and completed journals. Very nice for starters. Look into female auto flowers. Some stay pretty compact and can produce some decent numbers. Also take about 75 days on average from seed drop to harvest.
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I've already masturbated twice this morning. Here goes a third time...
I'm headed out to Pasadena CA next week. What's the best way to get some bud out on the west coast? Recreationally legal out there? If not, I may just mail a bag to my hotel lol
Thx guys
Thx guys
go to the local corner bud shop... its all over the place out there.. most likely pay 10 dollars a gram but its top shelf weegy.........
Word, i thought it was but wasn't 100% sure and was feeling lazy, didn't want to research it. Appreciate it!
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