Dallas, TX USA

[Doctazayas]

Hey,

I wanted to know if anyone here lived in the Dallas, TX area and was willing to SELL ME some high quality seeds. I am not looking for some handout here. I want high quality stuff. I am willing to travel to get them.

I really want White Russian, but I will accept whatever people are willing to sell me.

I am paranoid about buying from one of these places online for tracking purposes.

Plus I am new to the area and wouldn't mind meeting fellow smokers. Plus it would give me an opportunity to meet the person and make sure they aren't law enforcement.

P.S. - To any law enforcement folk watching this site. GET A LIFE! PEOPLE WILL CONTINUE TO SMOKE! Dumb asses. You're fighting a war you can't win.

Doctazayas Reviewed by Doctazayas on 06-16-2004. Dallas, TX USA Hey, I wanted to know if anyone here lived in the Dallas, TX area and was willing to SELL ME some high quality seeds. I am not looking for some handout here. I want high quality stuff. I am willing to travel to get them. I really want White Russian, but I will accept whatever people are willing to sell me. I am paranoid about buying from one of these places online for tracking purposes. Plus I am new to the area and wouldn't mind meeting fellow smokers. Plus it would give me an Rating: 5

[toostoned2]

[QUOTE=Doctazayas]Hey,
<<<P.S. - To any law enforcement folk watching this site. GET A LIFE! PEOPLE WILL CONTINUE TO SMOKE! Dumb asses. You're fighting a war you can't win>>>
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Doc,
quite possibly law enforcement is acutely aware they wage a futile war.
if someone gets arrested on a marijuana charge (or any other illicit drug) the system makes money: fines, court costs, work for the court clerks, the probation fee if you get convicted and placed on probation, etc. It sucks, but it's a reality.
P.S.
with an attitude like that in "public" you are for sure to have the pigs on your ass. Some things are better left unsaid.
Be cool.

[Niftyfifty]

toostoned2 is right about that. smart cops really think that busting people for something as harmless as marijuana costs the tax payers way too much and take too much time away from the criminal justice system to take care of the real bad guys like they should. i've had a retired homicide detective tell me that he very much supports legalization of marijuana and believes the war on drugs is futile. your typical cop is just doing their job and may not even feel that what they're arresting someone for is not right. they have to follow procedure or they're out of a job. we, as a people, must now have the courage to sign our name on a petition for the regulation of marijuana to put it on the ballot to vote for (get registered if you're not already) and hopefully everybody who believes that pot should be legalized does vote that day. Nevada's getting it on the ballot again, and you know where I'm gonna be come voting day. What other states are getting it on their ballots?

[AutoGirl]

NFM

AG

[QUOTE=toostoned2]

Hey,
<<<P.S. - To any law enforcement folk watching this site. GET A LIFE! PEOPLE WILL CONTINUE TO SMOKE! Dumb asses. You're fighting a war you can't win>>>
__________________________________________
Doc,
quite possibly law enforcement is acutely aware they wage a futile war.
if someone gets arrested on a marijuana charge (or any other illicit drug) the system makes money: fines, court costs, work for the court clerks, the probation fee if you get convicted and placed on probation, etc. It sucks, but it's a reality.
P.S.
with an attitude like that in "public" you are for sure to have the pigs on your ass. Some things are better left unsaid.
Be cool.

[IamN2pot]

AG, good to see ya on Ron's other site. N2