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first off, i dont know what area your from but i doubt any authority figure anyware would go to the trouble into busting closet or small time growers. if you run 100 acres then you probably wouldnt be talking about it on a cannabis site, but i dont think any of us have that situation;)Quote:
Originally Posted by faithless
I just read on another thread about the paranoid ones being the ones who visit us in jail.....
That was my quote...how about some respect here:D
That sounds awsome, but be careful everyone i am not direrecting this at you CaliGreen or saying u are a nark, but we should all be careful when meeting up in person especially in a large group it could be a setup for a bust since obviously we would all bring as little something to sample and pass aroud the group :jointsmile: . that would be an easy way for some A$$Hole cop to make himself a big bust and get a promotion.
And a great one it was Calijay. If I am allowed to use it again I promise to give you proper due. The check is in the mail.
remember, we are talking about california, san fransisco at the least, what would be the point of a cop organizing a meeting place to bust us for having a joint or two on us? so he could write us a ticket? the only thing to be sketched about with meeting other users IN CALIFORNIA is to let people you hardly know, know where your house and operation is. it would be a good way to make a friend and loose one fast. just meet the user first and if he/she has a good heart then take it from there, as far a people getting busted, i doubt it highly.
this is different in other states.
exactly why i suggested humboldt county. first off, no cop cares about a few adults gatherin to sample the kind, second-we could go to a million places(deep woods) where the cops would be no worry. i know its a haul from the bay-but should eliminate some folks worry about that pig lurkin in the bushes!! lol!!!!!! man i'm glad i live farnorcal :D :jointsmile:
LOL, Humboldt would be an awesome place to meet!Quote:
Originally Posted by slave2thagroov
I'm in Southern California right now for school, but I'm originally from Sonoma County so I could probably attend as well.
I think I am gonna bring..Quote:
Originally Posted by BONG0
DEEEEZ NUTZS
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Thank you WH I will draft up some docs authorizing future use. :D
I was starting to think this was not such a hot idea but then remembered what the SF policy now is.......LOWEST priority....Nice!
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