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Originally Posted by Markass
this could have something to do with the mids which i've been seeing around here also. The quality has gone up ALOT...
hmmm maybe South America is growing some better bud now, and handling it a bit better?
I got some mids which were just good shwagg... definately a good value. Same price as what you got :-)
curious..what state are you in? And think about it, harvest has came and gone..and most of what we're getting is good now.Quote:
Originally Posted by OzzyOz
California... so. cal
a couple hours from the border
* i heard a rumor that the mexican cartel bought a bunch of dutch genetic seeds... like milliions???? I think it's false though, but maybe that's the reason that this year the shwagg has been alot better? ? *
dude man....if i found nug like that for 50 an OZ i would buy it and sell it for like 250. but hey thats ny. i guess its diff by u
That is not schwagg, im guessing you have never seen true schwag.
yeahQuote:
Originally Posted by Way2many
i'd classify that stuff as "mids"... or a bomby batch of some shwagg. I love getting good bud at shitty bud prices, ya know?
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Originally Posted by OzzyOz
just saw this:
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http://www.azcentral.com/arizonarepu...pdate0109.html
Big haul for Indian drug unit
Jan. 9, 2007 12:00 AM
Native American drug trackers using ancient sign-cutting techniques followed vehicle tracks to a load of marijuana weighing 7,000 pounds.
It was the largest drug seizure since the drug trackers known as the Shadow Wolves were reassigned to Immigration and Customs Enforcement in October, said Lauren Mack, an ICE spokeswoman.
The trackers located vehicle tracks near the Tohono O'odham Indian Nation village of Ventana early Friday and followed them even though smugglers attempted to hide their tracks, Mack said. The tracks led officers to three trucks loaded with marijuana.
Southern Arizona is the nation's main gateway for pot smuggling.
- Daniel González
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can you imagine how many seeds they'd need for 7,000 pounds?
RE: Big haul for Indian drug unit
I saw the article today at work. I was kind of wondering just what kind of "ancient sign-cutting techniques" it takes to follow a 7,000 lb loaded truck through the desert. I'd like to use those same "techniques" and find me a truck loaded with 7,000 lbs of weed. Maybe bring a few beers to...
Either way, the weather was great these past few days for the daily stomp in the desert parks...now they just need to drive a truck down trail 306 and I'll be all set...
Jan. 9, 2007 12:00 AM
Native American drug trackers using ancient sign-cutting techniques followed vehicle tracks to a load of marijuana weighing 7,000 pounds.
It was the largest drug seizure since the drug trackers known as the Shadow Wolves were reassigned to Immigration and Customs Enforcement in October, said Lauren Mack, an ICE spokeswoman.
The trackers located vehicle tracks near the Tohono O'odham Indian Nation village of Ventana early Friday and followed them even though smugglers attempted to hide their tracks, Mack said. The tracks led officers to three trucks loaded with marijuana.
Southern Arizona is the nation's main gateway for pot smuggling.
LMAO. Let me know when you get a free weekend and we can practice ancient sign-cutting techniques and find us a bail of 7,000 lbs of schwagg in the middle of the desert. :D :D :D :DQuote:
Originally Posted by AZhiker
That shit is without a doubt no shwagg.... Good deal though.