How many dispensaries or grows are at DIA? What is the population of permanent residents in that 53 sq miles?
How many sq miles of Rocky Mountains do you have? What is the population residents of that land mass?
What makes you think DC will operate in a 68 sq mile bubble? The DC Metro area has a population that exceeds the entire state of Colorado.
How many sq miles of Rocky Mountains do you have? What is the population residents of that land mass?
What makes you think DC will operate in a 68 sq mile bubble? The DC Metro area has a population that exceeds the entire state of Colorado.
I know that DC will operate in a set bubble... it's called borders.
You don't seem to be thinking very far forward if you're going to make an oasis for the rest of us unlucky sots who have no haven. An overly populated DC isn't really room for improvement imo... and the people in Denver have infinitely more open minds than people who get brainwashed with shit everyday in DC.
PS I don't think anyone lives at the airport permanently.. but I could be wrong.
You don't seem to be thinking very far forward if you're going to make an oasis for the rest of us unlucky sots who have no haven. An overly populated DC isn't really room for improvement imo... and the people in Denver have infinitely more open minds than people who get brainwashed with shit everyday in DC.
PS I don't think anyone lives at the airport permanently.. but I could be wrong.
Yeah you're right. DC defends its borders with zeal. Nobody gets in or out without documentation and a full body strip search with random cavity inspections. Why, there isn't one undocumented immigrant in the entire 68 sq miles. The Federal gov't could take lessons! No progressives either, we're all a bunch of brainwashed chumps. Not like CO, where they embrace the freedom of committed couples to marry with public, and nary a gov't official who tries to undermine the will of the people concerning MMJ.
It's pretty obvious you've never been to DC. It's also obvious you haven't read I-59. There's a link in my signature if your interested.
It's pretty obvious you've never been to DC. It's also obvious you haven't read I-59. There's a link in my signature if your interested.
I travel to DC quite a bit.
You just moved there.
I think you need to give it some time to sink in.
You just moved there.
I think you need to give it some time to sink in.
I just moved here, after 4 1/2 years of CA for the sake of benefiting from P215. This is actually the second time I've moved to DC from Alameda County, the first happening in 1963 when I was 2 1/2 years old. I guess I think that my 42 years of residency from 1963 to 2005 gives me some orientation to the local landscape, and my people tell me things haven't changed radically, if at all. Politically, the DC gov't is practically a clone of the City of Oakland IMO.
DC OG refers to the fact that I had my first plants here in 1978. I'm not sure anyone else in the MMJ community is going to be able to top that.
DC OG refers to the fact that I had my first plants here in 1978. I'm not sure anyone else in the MMJ community is going to be able to top that.
You may be a little over the top with your counterpoints. I'm not suggesting that it won't work. I'm also not trying to say it's not working where you just left.
If you only left for MMJ and that's why you moved back to familiar digs, you'd have to admit that there isn't as much room as a state for people to move to benefit.
I hear a lot of shit from Cali growers screaming about their market being flooded with weak herb and inflated egos.
If Cali can't hold the market in a recession, I fret for the population of DC (metro or not).
If you only left for MMJ and that's why you moved back to familiar digs, you'd have to admit that there isn't as much room as a state for people to move to benefit.
I hear a lot of shit from Cali growers screaming about their market being flooded with weak herb and inflated egos.
If Cali can't hold the market in a recession, I fret for the population of DC (metro or not).
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H I have heard that in some places it's possible to snow ski in the morning and surf in the ocean in the afternoon.
HydroManiac
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Lol Denver being the capital I have lived in both places currently in Denver and Denver isn't even in the same league as California
You need to spend more time in Co.
I read the article, it's pretty ridiculous, it's all relative. I've gotten better haighths in golden gate park than a lot of shit I've seen in Disp in Colorado, but to say that everything good we get comes from Cali is misinformed. We do get A LOT of cali outdoor trash at the end of summer
fuck NORML they is all dipshits anyways....
simpleword
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How ridiculous is that? More dispensaries per capita means it's the pot capital? Ha. My town has less than 4,000 people and now has 3 dispensaries, I guess we're the pot capital now. What about climate and geography for growing? I don't think any state can top Cali there.
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It made for a great thread.
It made for a great thread.
I have enjoyed every post.. I'm seeing places I lived as a boy in the light. Colorado, Florida and California.
While I call California home each place I lived was wonderful at the time to me.
It made for a great thread.
I have enjoyed every post.. I'm seeing places I lived as a boy in the light. Colorado, Florida and California.
While I call California home each place I lived was wonderful at the time to me.
