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Man, going from smoking the finest dro everyday for years to not having the slightest amount of shake is teh suck. I just moved to Houston for work, its a good city, but ive been sober the entire time :(
Guess im going to have to look into growing if i ever want to :rastasmoke: again.
*sigh* /endrant
My friend told me bud that is average around here [WA] goes for 35/gram down in Texas.. Or you can get some nasty mexican brick for like 200 a qp. Yeah growing it yourself is definatly your best option.. GL bro.
You're waaaay off the mark if you're looking for a hook up here mate.
But yeah, it does suck when the herb is dry... :(
:stoned:
In Dallas i wouldent pay more than $20 a G for Hydro, but that was with a really good hook up. So growing seems to be the way to go
I had the same problem moving from the Netherlands to Finland... Went from the best weed all day everyday to nothing.
But look at this as an opportunity. Getting sober will get you really high the next time you smoke. Plus if you grow your own, you don't have to worry about anyone coming over to mooch off you. If you start feeling desperate (like I did), I just cut off a leaf from the bottom of my plant, usually one that is starting to yellow, cut it up into small pieces leaving out the stem and the center stem in the leaf, put it in the oven on 100 celsius (about 210 F) for a few minutes till it's crispy, and then smoke it. I am surprised how high I get every time I do this. Doesn't taste great, but it does the trick!
Point being, look at it from another angle, and it doesn't feel so bad! Good luck!
You should be able to find some really awesome dank down there.
Just gotta look. Make some friends. Go to a bar.
It will find its way to you.
Growing is badass tho' and you should prolly start a small grow.
CFL's do wonders.
anything i find is a guaranteed headache and 2-3x more costly than stuff 50x times better. Ive just abstained until I can get some diggity danks.
^ Why I'm choosing to grow. But in the mean time its going to be tough... at least the first couple weeks.
Don't look for the bud. Let the bud find you.
Just go out and have a good time. Eventually someone who sees you will ask you if you want to have a better time.
Works everytime I travel regardless if I'm looking or not. Go with the flow.
dude seriously? you just need to go out to some shows because i went to Houston to go to warped tour and see brand new the next night and I bought some dank chronic off of two different people, smoked with some hot girls in the park in kingswood, and went to some warehouse party after seeing brand new and smoked in like 5 different random circles with some really cool people. We were only there for two days and i stayed high the entire time. I only knew one person when i went there and i didn't even find the weed through him so its obviously really easy to find, just go around to some of the cool concerts dude
or some good mexican brick...more good than bad around here, especially this time of the yearQuote:
Originally Posted by seattlesmoke247
I dont actually live in the city of Houston, just a nameless town kinda near by. I do commute to houston fairly often so im hoping one day i will be lucky. But for the most part it will be really dry unless i provide my own, which i'm looking forward to doing. But right now, its hard getting over not having a smoke after a long day.
I know the feeling bro. Be patient... Mary Jane will find you.
While you're waiting and saving your money, hit a few kickass concerts... Who knows, Mary Jane may be there waiting for you ;)
And start a grow!
Best of luck!
i know slightly how you're feeling bro. i just moved to New York City about 5 months ago, and while the weed here is pretty much all over the place (though slightly more expensive than what im used to paying) it's just difficult in general living in a new place.
im living with relatives, so i cut back from everyday toking to pretty much smoking every two weeks or so, and yea that "end of the day smoke" can really make a difference, and you can definitely tell when you haven't had it.
but cheer up, things are going to get better.