The Yorkshireman
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Bullshit uploader....
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The Yorkshireman
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Anesthesia.
Good solid yeider, I can see 5oz if it doesn't finish early.
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Good solid yeider, I can see 5oz if it doesn't finish early.
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giggles26
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I've grown AK48 and Pineapple chunk. I really loved the the pineapple chunk, nice dense golf ball sized chunks, the ak48 seemed just mundane to me, reminded me to much of ak47, but maybe that's just cuz I smoked a shit ton of it as a kid.
I'll see if I can find some pics for ya.
Just some kookie remix shots, day 55 12/12. Prob another 14-21 days to go I'd say.
whodatnation
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[h=1]Florida Medical Marijuana Heads To A Vote, Carl Hiaasen Has Field Day[/h]Posted on February 3, 2014 at 8:46 am by David Downs in featured, Legal
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Floridians will have a chance to vote on legalizing medical marijuana, the state’s Supreme Court ruled Jan. 27., setting up a major battle in the populous southern state, and some searing commentary from legendary author Carl Hiaasen.
A Quinnipiac University Polling Institute survey in late 2013 showed 82 percent of the public supported medical marijuana, which is great because unlike California, Colorado, or Washington, a constitutional amendment in Florida requires 60 percent voter approval for adoption. Naturally, elected Florida leaders are deeply opposed, including Florida’s entire Republican Party all the way up to Gov. Rick Scott.
Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi and the state’s Republican leadership even sued to block a vote on medical marijuana, but the Florida Supreme Court narrowly ruled 4-3 to allow the vote to go forward. Reuters reports Charlie Crist, a former Republican governor of Florida who is running for Governor as a Democrat versus Scott in November celebrated the Supreme Court decision, saying “I’m going to vote for it and I think it’s the right thing to do.”
On Saturday, noted author Carl Hiaasen weighed in, calling the vote “bad news for Gov. Rick Scott and other Republican leaders who oppose any relaxation of the state’s backward cannabis laws.”
Hiaasen lit up critics of expanding medical marijuana access noting that “this, after all, is the state that made pill mills a roadside tourist attraction. … Pill mills, which cater to addicts and street dealers, kill lots people. Pot dispensaries don’t.”
Hiaasen also skewers the wisdom of the state’s, ahem, highest judges, like Florida Supreme Court Chief Justice Ricky Polston who said doctors would be recommending pot to toddlers.
“This bizarre hypothetical assumes that the pediatrician is an incompetent psychopath, and that the parents of the toddler are knuckle-dragging morons. That’s a recurring theme of the political opposition to the medical cannabis amendment — people are just too darn naive to know what’s really happening.
“Yet on this subject most voters aren’t naive, and they’ve got a fair idea what’s coming.”
Floridians will have a chance to vote on legalizing medical marijuana, the state’s Supreme Court ruled Jan. 27., setting up a major battle in the populous southern state, and some searing commentary from legendary author Carl Hiaasen.
A Quinnipiac University Polling Institute survey in late 2013 showed 82 percent of the public supported medical marijuana, which is great because unlike California, Colorado, or Washington, a constitutional amendment in Florida requires 60 percent voter approval for adoption. Naturally, elected Florida leaders are deeply opposed, including Florida’s entire Republican Party all the way up to Gov. Rick Scott.
Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi and the state’s Republican leadership even sued to block a vote on medical marijuana, but the Florida Supreme Court narrowly ruled 4-3 to allow the vote to go forward. Reuters reports Charlie Crist, a former Republican governor of Florida who is running for Governor as a Democrat versus Scott in November celebrated the Supreme Court decision, saying “I’m going to vote for it and I think it’s the right thing to do.”
On Saturday, noted author Carl Hiaasen weighed in, calling the vote “bad news for Gov. Rick Scott and other Republican leaders who oppose any relaxation of the state’s backward cannabis laws.”
Hiaasen lit up critics of expanding medical marijuana access noting that “this, after all, is the state that made pill mills a roadside tourist attraction. … Pill mills, which cater to addicts and street dealers, kill lots people. Pot dispensaries don’t.”
Hiaasen also skewers the wisdom of the state’s, ahem, highest judges, like Florida Supreme Court Chief Justice Ricky Polston who said doctors would be recommending pot to toddlers.
“This bizarre hypothetical assumes that the pediatrician is an incompetent psychopath, and that the parents of the toddler are knuckle-dragging morons. That’s a recurring theme of the political opposition to the medical cannabis amendment — people are just too darn naive to know what’s really happening.
“Yet on this subject most voters aren’t naive, and they’ve got a fair idea what’s coming.”
AllDayToker
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Alright cool thanks. Just on a quest for a high potency strain lol.
That kookie remix looks super dank though, super resiny.
whodatnation
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I know Mo! I need some like in my life! 
NICE
Pretty affordable and it makes my picture loading so much easier 
DoobieBrother
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And, once it's full, you make a new photobucket account: Mohican2, Mohican3, Mohican69, etc. 
DoobieBrother
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After this long, heart rending span of time without our "Like" buttons, we are entitled to an upgrade:
DoobieBrother
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Or this:
whodatnation
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lol "like"!
whodatnation
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"Hit the likes"
Dr.D81
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i will take one of theseOr this:
DoobieBrother
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If I ever get a vape, I'm going to make an on/off switch box like that for it
DoobieBrother
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Add these to it, and some strategically placed green LED's for some nuclear ambience:
