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I just came from the Drugscience.org website after receiving an alert from the Marijuana Policy Project, and I am appalled! In a ranking of the 50 states, Massachusetts is 46th! Rhode Island is even worse at 49, but New Hampshire is nearly as bad at 44, and even lovely Vermont comes in at a pitiful 40! Now I don't expect to usurp Cali at # 1, but surely we can do better than this:D
rating of what???
Shov
my mailings to my state senator and rep is up to date on the present MML amendments in the state congress. I hope that I could get approved for MM if these amendments pass.
Shov.
Sorry- rating for amount of weed grown in the state. It's actually a very interesting report. New Englanders might just be more stealthy :smokin:Quote:
Originally Posted by Shovelhandle
Nope, no dope here.....
Shov
...we're # 2......put that in your pipe and smoke it.....GO VOLS>>
MA represent... working to make our rank rise... but I don't want anyone to know it!!!! :D That's why VT is so low... they are all so damn stealth up there.
Hey dp, I lived in Tennessee for six years- I went to Belmont University and many times got high with one of the state senators :jointsmile: but I never had the good fortune to meet any growers while I lived there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dutch Pimp
One of my best friends still lives near Nashville- she's beautiful, smart, kind, and sings like a dream- a young forty-something woman. Do you know any eligible bachelors??? (hope I am not breaking any forum laws by matchmaking- she's not even a smoker)
....nobody around here...but us stags..."she's not even a smoker"....pity...
...Y'all in the northeast...have a good holiday...from the good ole boys in Dixie...enjoy..
Gotta point out that we live in very small states, square mile-wise...If there's ten pounds per square mile in Rhode Island, and one pound per square mile in Texas, Texas still wins, weight-wise.
I'd love to see a topo-style map of the US by production weight- I think we'd pull a lot of bragging rights
....."ten pounds per square mile"??... that's good...for lowryders....:)Quote:
Originally Posted by rhizome
...you would be amazed what some of these old boys can do with a tractor...
OK, maybe not the best way to make the point...
How about annual harvest weight per capita?
Or annual harvest weight per tractor?:D
How can you even rank something like this? Considering most people tell no one about there grow. How did they get there figures for this?
....what?.....you didn't get the survey in the mail...last year...?....
I sent mine in....:)
Good question- go to drugscience.org for more infoQuote:
Originally Posted by Zimzum
Hey New Englanders! There's a wonderful new indoor gardening supply shop off VT Exit 4 of I-91... go north on 5 into Putney Village... it's directly across from Basketville. The hydro displays blew my mind... garlic in hydro? Hells yeah!!!!! Zygo-type cactuses? Why not? So why buy from a catalogue when you can support local business, and get some handy tips while you're at it!
I have one up my way on route 15 in Underhill. I should take time to go visit. I also like to shop local but it's really difficult up here on the frontiere.
btw, get the chiles?
Shov
You guys & grils up there are luck to have a store or stores close by.I have to drive a hour and a half.three stores west or south or north all about 80 miles from me.Some times its fun to go to one,spark up, go get lost, find the place.Some times you find a good place to eat too.Explore a new place is always fun too. Peace
Hey shov, my friend says she has a package for me!!! HAven't seen her since the holidays though... probably today or tomorrow... yay!
im assuming they take those stats off of arrests. kinda like the census, it doesnt record people who dont fill it out. it gets bitchin cold up here so we have more indoor that planes cant see flying overhead. but we'll never get up the ranks because even maine is only like 1/5 the size of florida- just not enough land and people. especially the 401. ill try though.