Nicholasville/Lexington. Live in Orlando now. We almost got it here last Novemeber but it got 58% of the vote and needed 60%. Ughhh I think the next go around it's definitely going to pass.
There's more terrain to hide your operation in Eastern Kentucky, plus the fact that said terrain is so steep and remote that law enforcement isn't all that motivated to go where it's grown. If it were legalized, it would indeed be brought out into easier areas to cultivate it.
I have a friend who lives outside of Denver and he says that a lot, if not most, of pot is grown indoors. He said there are hothouses, people growing in their basements, etc.
Correct, Chuck. The climate up there is simply not conducive to year-round outdoor cultivation, especially if you want to earn any money at it. Add in security requirements and one can readily see how production costs rapidly increase.
I live in Missouri and this is news to me. If and when this would come up for a vote....mine will be no way Jose.
hahaha, man, good medical marijuana makes you eat like a bear. I feel ya.
That's why I always recommend getting arrested for something in your life so it eases your anxiety when you do break the law the next time.I was kind of a puss though when it came to weed. I only smoked casually for a brief time and never bought it or had it in my house out of fear that I'd get arrested. I was already paranoid without weed but when I did smoke, I was super paranoid and was convinced cops were following me so I'd take all of these different exits off New Circle to lose the 'tail.'
Eatables as they are called here are quite popular for those concerned about smoke inhalation. It's never concerned me because I've never come close to smoking what a typical tobacco smoker does, but yea inhaling just about anything other than oxygen ultimately can't be good for you. Seems like just plain common sense to me. Another thing that's happening is the development of strains which minimize or eliminate the psycho-active effect, i.e. the THC, but still have the medical benefits. Very popular with those suffering from chronic condition's which
cannabis helps alleviate, but who have no desire to get high. The medicinal benefits of cannabis continue to be studied and well documented as beneficial by medical science. I get the "munchies" thing, a long noted side effect for some, but for those dealing with chemo therapy and other appetite suppressing conditions it is a desirable one. Another common side effect for some is paranoia. Fortunately I've never suffered from either. Would I be posting this stuff on an internet board, and weigh 145 lbs. if I did?
For out-of-stater's beware the ability to buy in Colorado. Once you cross the state line just having any amount is a federal offense. On I-70 from the Colorado border to around Salina, KS your automatically a suspect drug courier if you have a Colorado plate on your car. Not quite as
bad, but similar to the stretch of I-25 from El Paso to Socorro, NM (I lived in NM for 8 years). That's pretty much a police state where they completely block off the road at times, and force every vehicle over for an interrogation and/or inspection. As an American citizen I found that offensive. I should not have to explain to anyone where I've been, where I'm going, or why. That BS is for the rest of the world, not the United States. But it's a way of life in southern New Mexico, and increasingly for any major road leading out of Colorado.
That's awesome. I just read about it. HB215 was introduced by a Christian Tea Party guy if I am not mistaken.
