I don't understand why they didn't do this in the first place. There's no way they'd get hassled. Hash Bash is far more brazen and uniformed cops rarely show up for that.
cannabis cup 2012?
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abe supercro
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popo were selectively picking out the youngest tokers at the edges of the hash bash this year. And they didn't touch the senior smokers, just kids... but they were there arresting and ticking unfortunately. be careful at the hash bash always!
Weedz b Baked
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Kind of surprised I didn't get in trouble at Hash Bash. I mean after going to the cannabis cup and not being allowed to smoke, Hash Bash was slightly more relaxed. I was a little uncomfortable hitting my bong as a cop rode past me on his bike.
I was just kind of disappointed to see so many people sitting around smoking while other people were working to get signatures to legalize cannabis. Seems like most people weren't willing to sign the petition... Not saying Hash Bash should be dedicated to cannabis activism but it would have been nice to see more people willing to sign the petition.
I was just kind of disappointed to see so many people sitting around smoking while other people were working to get signatures to legalize cannabis. Seems like most people weren't willing to sign the petition... Not saying Hash Bash should be dedicated to cannabis activism but it would have been nice to see more people willing to sign the petition.
TheMan13
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I agree with many here that Ann Arbor should be the location for next High Times MMMP venture.
Furthermore, I believe Hash Bash 2013 would be an awesome time to start an annual High Times event. The 42nd annual Hash Bash will be held Saturday April 6, 2013 at high noon followed by an evening at the Monroe Street Fair.
http://www.freedomactivist.net/hashbash.html
http://www.monroestreetfair.com/
As far as governmental issues Ann Arbor has very lenient laws regarding the possession of marijuanaa $25 fine for the first offense, a $50 fine for the second offense, and a $100 fine for the third (and subsequent) offenseand is a simple civil infraction rather than a criminal offense, such as misdemeanor or felony. This is why the Hash Bash began and became a national legend. I cannot think of a better place!
Sad to say, but the Hash Bash really needs such a boost
Attendance had a resurgence following the 2009 medical marijuana's victory in Michigan, but has already hit it's peak.
The 2009 Hash Bash on April 4th had an estimated 1600 attendees.
The 2010 Hash Bash on April 3rd had an estimated 5000 attendees.
The 2011 Hash Bash on Apr 2nd had an estimated 6000-6500 attendees.
The 2012 Hash Bash on April 7th had an estimated 5500 attendees.
What do you think guys, could we do it here? We need to start with a High Times write in campaign to "Save the Hash Bash 2013".
http://www.hightimes.com/
Let's start with emails to "Letters to the Editor" [email protected]
Current staff
The current High Times staff includes Executive Editor Dan Skye, Senior Editors David Bienenstock, Bobby Black, and Chris Simunek, Managing Editor Natasha Lewin, Senior Cultivation Editor Danny Danko, Cultivation Editor Nico Escondido, Art Director Frank Max and Editor Emeritus Steven Hager. (Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Times)
Lets roll
TheMan13
Furthermore, I believe Hash Bash 2013 would be an awesome time to start an annual High Times event. The 42nd annual Hash Bash will be held Saturday April 6, 2013 at high noon followed by an evening at the Monroe Street Fair.
http://www.freedomactivist.net/hashbash.html
http://www.monroestreetfair.com/
As far as governmental issues Ann Arbor has very lenient laws regarding the possession of marijuanaa $25 fine for the first offense, a $50 fine for the second offense, and a $100 fine for the third (and subsequent) offenseand is a simple civil infraction rather than a criminal offense, such as misdemeanor or felony. This is why the Hash Bash began and became a national legend. I cannot think of a better place!
Sad to say, but the Hash Bash really needs such a boost
Attendance had a resurgence following the 2009 medical marijuana's victory in Michigan, but has already hit it's peak.The 2009 Hash Bash on April 4th had an estimated 1600 attendees.
The 2010 Hash Bash on April 3rd had an estimated 5000 attendees.
The 2011 Hash Bash on Apr 2nd had an estimated 6000-6500 attendees.
The 2012 Hash Bash on April 7th had an estimated 5500 attendees.
What do you think guys, could we do it here? We need to start with a High Times write in campaign to "Save the Hash Bash 2013".
http://www.hightimes.com/
Let's start with emails to "Letters to the Editor" [email protected]
Current staff
The current High Times staff includes Executive Editor Dan Skye, Senior Editors David Bienenstock, Bobby Black, and Chris Simunek, Managing Editor Natasha Lewin, Senior Cultivation Editor Danny Danko, Cultivation Editor Nico Escondido, Art Director Frank Max and Editor Emeritus Steven Hager. (Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Times)
Lets roll
TheMan13