A step in the wrong direction...

[green3gold]

Recently in kansas a state law was passed forcing all the pipe stores to close. With all the talk about change its a shame things seem to be going the wrong way for us.

green3gold Reviewed by green3gold on 02-08-2008. A step in the wrong direction... Recently in kansas a state law was passed forcing all the pipe stores to close. With all the talk about change its a shame things seem to be going the wrong way for us. Rating: 5

[8182KSKUSH]

Recently in kansas a state law was passed forcing all the pipe stores to close. With all the talk about change its a shame things seem to be going the wrong way for us.

Hey partner, I am from Salina, living in Cali now. Just moved here in July, Let me tell you, all the talk about things changing, is just talk. That's it, state law doesn't mean squat. Believe me when I tell you, there isn't anything going on out here except for legislation that has created a marijuana entitlement type of program. These people are hypocrits, only "certian" people under state law are allowed to use mmj, and even then it is irrelevant because federal law still trumps state law. Anytime you see protests it's always 12 19 year olds that are white with dreads, pushing one person in a wheelchair, it's fucking pathetic that activists can't just stand up for what's right and they hide behind people that are really suffering and USE them to advance their "cause" which is just a huge debate designed to distract people, and the activists just play along. Yeah, real safe access now huh? How safe is it when the DEA raids a clinic takes all the computers, and all the patient records? How safe do you feel now?:wtf:

[8182KSKUSH]

By the way it was in the 70s today, quite nice! Not a whole lot of wind either! And something else that's crazy, it's harder to find the schwagg mexican brick weed out here than it is to get top shelf. It's everywhere! That's great I guess, but in terms of the "political movement" it has been co-opted by the liberals, and of course they have fucked it all to hell and don't even know it. I hope things get better back home, but hell, just buy your pipes or whatever on line, don't sweat the small stuff, bull shit like that is just to piss you off, doesn't really do anything. Things could be worse, the state government could be giving people there a false sense of security by passing meaningless legislation and watching it's own citizens get imprisoned for doing things that they thought were ok.:thumbsup:

[beachguy in thongs]

pushing one person in a wheelchair, it's fucking pathetic that activists can't just stand up for what's right and they hide behind people that are really suffering and USE them to advance their "cause" which is just a huge debate designed to distract people, and the activists just play along.

An employee, at the supermarket, offered me a motorized scooter because it looked so rough for me to walk around the store.

The next week, after smoking, I'm moving around the store like an athlete should.

The next week, I'm walking around with a cane, again.

They just don't want me. They want some other guy. The government wants me to live my life as the guy from Week #1 and Week #3.

[norkali]

Sorry for the thread-hijack....but.....

Beachguy!.....You ever tried Cinderella 99?

I'm sure you've seen my log and know that I am sitting on some now.....

Well let me tell you, once I felt the C99, I thought of you. The C99 would either be your PERFECT strain, or it could be your WORST strain.

The majority of the high (90%).....ahh so hard to verbalize....it's like, your brain gets a rheostat that you can control. At first, I didn't like it; the first time I smoked the bud after it had dried out and cured for a day: I lost 2 hours. I went on Cannabis.com, and the next thing I knew, 2 hours had passed in what had felt like 15 minutes. Very speedy weed. I honestly feel like the C99 should be classified as a stimulant, not a depressant. (Marijuana = typically seen as a depressant)

Next time, I was aware of what the C99 could do, I smoked, and got to work for the day. WONDERFUL! I was focused, energetic, happy, and motivated. I hope this makes sense: You can really use the C99 high to your advantage, unlike a heavy indica strain that just knocks you on your ass and slows your whole brain down. I honestly feel that the Cindy would really help with your disorder. Let me know!

Anyway, just a BTW & FYI buddy!

[beachguy in thongs]

Sorry for the thread-hijack....but.....

Beachguy!.....You ever tried Cinderella 99?

I'm sure you've seen my log and know that I am sitting on some now.....

Well let me tell you, once I felt the C99, I thought of you. The C99 would either be your PERFECT strain, or it could be your WORST strain.

The majority of the high (90%).....ahh so hard to verbalize....it's like, your brain gets a rheostat that you can control. At first, I didn't like it; the first time I smoked the bud after it had dried out and cured for a day: I lost 2 hours. I went on Cannabis.com, and the next thing I knew, 2 hours had passed in what had felt like 15 minutes. Very speedy weed. I honestly feel like the C99 should be classified as a stimulant, not a depressant. (Marijuana = typically seen as a depressant)

Next time, I was aware of what the C99 could do, I smoked, and got to work for the day. WONDERFUL! I was focused, energetic, happy, and motivated. I hope this makes sense: You can really use the C99 high to your advantage, unlike a heavy indica strain that just knocks you on your ass and slows your whole brain down. I honestly feel that the Cindy would really help with your disorder. Let me know!

Anyway, just a BTW & FYI buddy!

Thanks for thinking of me. Any strain that I get works, as long as it's sativa, and, I don't get anything else.

And...move over, I'd like to share your seat.

I always smoke and immediately straighten up.

[8182KSKUSH]

I do not doubt for one second that there are truely good reasons and real circumstances that people are finding relief by using medical marijuana. I am patient as well.

I think very little of the gutless coward activists that "hide" behind their token MMJ patients just because they can't just be honest enough to say that they want to smoke weed and feel ANYONE should be able to. They are as I said, gutless wonders, and do nothing but hold back true activism.:thumbsup:

[norkali]

Thanks for thinking of me. Any strain that I get works, as long as it's sativa, and, I don't get anything else.

And...move over, I'd like to share your seat.

I always smoke and immediately straighten up.

:thumbsup:

I do not doubt for one second that there are truely good reasons and real circumstances that people are finding relief by using medical marijuana. I am patient as well.

I think very little of the gutless coward activists that "hide" behind their token MMJ patients just because they can't just be honest enough to say that they want to smoke weed and feel ANYONE should be able to. They are as I said, gutless wonders, and do nothing but hold back true activism.:thumbsup:

To each his own. Sadly, not all of us are in a position to be able to truly express how we feel to everybody. Careers and families sometimes outweigh our passion of the herb.

*I, for one though, am not one of the 'gutless-cowards' who hides behind their MMJ recommendation; I am an activist and I do help the movement, one more ways than one.*

[8182KSKUSH]

I am passionate about this as well, I just see a giant white elephant in the room and no one is saying anything about it.

[norkali]

I see what you're saying Kush. And yes, I am a strong advocate of Marijuana being accessible to anybody. It's just a plant. I have always felt this way. :thumbsup:

Trust me, I know what you mean....and I feel the same way.