Quote Originally Posted by moshmonkey
in Ireland, the media give the impression that MJ can only be growen in hot climates and is exported here by drug dealers, which obviously is not the case but you will never find a news story saying it was found growing in Ireland.

1 in 6 Irish people have smoked or do smoke so plenty of happy campers.

and yes my growing area is in a beautiful spot, in the middle of a forest with the most amazing views, and yet no body goes there..........its great!!! :hippy:
Fucking media. I hate the news. This guy raped that girl, these people blew up that school, and here's a bunch of blatant lies about weed. We hope you get sucked into our our little show, even though we make stuff up and sensationalize the things we don't.

When I picture your growing area, I hear some birds in the distance, I see a light fog rolling out and being replaced by sunshine, and a sense of calm comes over me. A deer walks up and gently nuzzles my groin area. We share a joint, she takes me back to here place and I eventually become king of the forest, living in peace and harmony with all the creatures of the forest, which take care of my grows for me and bake me magic brownies. All I have to do is lay in the sun, smoke weed and invent stuff, or paint or write. A few times each week the animals bring me a new human virgin to command and love. Eventually the legend of my doings and my tribe become required reading at all schools and churches. That seems pretty reasonable.
Opie Yutts Reviewed by Opie Yutts on . Growing ethics As I was walking around yesterday looking for stealthy new places for my biggest grow yet, I started wondering why it seems OK with most people to grow on someone else's property without their knowledge. Try to mention a person growing in their parent's home without their knowledge and you'll get crucified, yet it seems to be perfectly fine to guerrilla grow. Why? I realize there are obvious differences, but isn't it essentially the same concept? Rating: 5