Move to a legal state?

orod

orod

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If you had the opportunity to move to a state where marijuana was legal, would you?
 
Red1966

Red1966

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Everybody has that opportunity, but most don't move. I get all I want to smoke and cheaper than I would buy it in a "legal" state, so I don't see a need to uproot and move across country. It appears it will legal in Florida next year anyway.
 
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reasonevangelist

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orod said:
If you had the opportunity to move to a state where marijuana was legal, would you?
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Yes.
Red1966 said:
Everybody has that opportunity, but most don't move. I get all I want to smoke and cheaper than I would buy it in a "legal" state, so I don't see a need to uproot and move across country. It appears it will legal in Florida next year anyway.
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I don't have that opportunity.
 
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spek9

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I grow illegally here in Alberta, Canada. I'm proud to do so.

I would *never* opt to move just to grow the natural cannabis plant.

Even if I had young children, I would grow outside of their scope (I have). Nobody will ever force me to leave my preferred location no matter what.

Hope that shows my stance well enough ;)

Disclaimer: I've driven through the 'legal' states, and especially Denver CO, I found that the areas where I could buy recreationally legal was far more sketchy than any area I used to deal out of as a kid. (Note: I don't deal, haven't for years. I grow personally for medical for myself, and tight friends/family).

-spek
 
GrowerGoneWild

GrowerGoneWild

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NO

I have lived in Colorado, Cali,(Central Cal and SoCal) and Washington... I really liked Fort Collins tho.. This was in the 90's tho. I'm sure things have changed.

I like my winters, I like the work here, its sooo easy going here..

I'm good where I'm at, 25 plant max, just keep it all in your house tho...
 
orod

orod

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Red1966 said:
Everybody has that opportunity, but most don't move. I get all I want to smoke and cheaper than I would buy it in a "legal" state, so I don't see a need to uproot and move across country. It appears it will legal in Florida next year anyway.
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Viva FL, My friends would like that. Every time we go to LV they are afraid to bring with them, I'm the the one that keeps that party going. Boston Strong!
 
Red1966

Red1966

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Seems some Florida based association of doctors has come out against the measure because "Health professionals" will be able to prescribe it. Their complaint is that "health professionals" isn't limited to medical doctors. So their beef is that they may not get a cut of all the money. Talk about ethics for sale!
 
4Life2style0

4Life2style0

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Red1966 said:
Everybody has that opportunity, but most don't move. I get all I want to smoke and cheaper than I would buy it in a "legal" state, so I don't see a need to uproot and move across country. It appears it will legal in Florida next year anyway.
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you too are a Floridian ?
 
ElfoodStampo

ElfoodStampo

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orod said:
If you had the opportunity to move to a state where marijuana was legal, would you?
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I'm moving from Ohio to Colorado!!!!!!!!!!
yay!!! fuck yes I'm doing it. people are way nicer, mountains kick ass, What am I staying here for other than family? They're all doing their own thing so I'm gonna have my own adventure. Fuck this stagnate living in oppression. I'm about to level up my liberty stat. :)
If your thinking about it, plan for it and do it do it do it do it. you only live once.
 
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reasonevangelist

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Red1966 said:
Oh. I see. You're married.
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Yeah i wish. I'll never be married. Not in the conventional sense... but let's just say: i have at least one entity depending on me, and i don't know how to make the jump without compromising too much too quickly.

Sure, i "could" try to just walk 1000+ miles, and i'd probably die before reaching my destination. And if i did somehow manage to arrive alive, i'd have nowhere to go, no one to help, and no way but more and more walking, to get around. It is my experience that no one likes to hire the homeless, or anyone who isn't exploding with over-positivity and bubbly happiness, and i'm no longer in the physical condition to be able to meet or even withstand the rigors and requirements of regular manual labor. I have an "invisible" disability, which makes survival, in hostile conditions, implausible.

My entire life has been lived in some form of "prison" or another; just not the kind with iron bars and concrete. Most people live in variations of these prisons, but some of them are lucky enough to not realize it. I wasn't one of the lucky ones.

Still, i have this fantastical "plan" to get healthy enough to actually live, and that should include stuff like moving and amassing wealth. lol, but that's just what i tell myself to get through each dreadful day; none of that is ever going to actually happen.

If i could move, i would, right now... but it's just not feasible. And the horizons i see, don't include it becoming feasible for me, anytime soon. In my case, it's about as much of an "opportunity" as winning the lottery. I'm stuck, and can't figure out how to do it all myself, while i still have enough time to make anything worth doing, and no one has any incentive to teach me what i'd need to learn, to reclaim what's left of my life.
 
Red1966

Red1966

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reasonevangelist said:
Yeah i wish. I'll never be married. Not in the conventional sense... but let's just say: i have at least one entity depending on me, and i don't know how to make the jump without compromising too much too quickly.

Sure, i "could" try to just walk 1000+ miles, and i'd probably die before reaching my destination. And if i did somehow manage to arrive alive, i'd have nowhere to go, no one to help, and no way but more and more walking, to get around. It is my experience that no one likes to hire the homeless, or anyone who isn't exploding with over-positivity and bubbly happiness, and i'm no longer in the physical condition to be able to meet or even withstand the rigors and requirements of regular manual labor. I have an "invisible" disability, which makes survival, in hostile conditions, implausible.

My entire life has been lived in some form of "prison" or another; just not the kind with iron bars and concrete. Most people live in variations of these prisons, but some of them are lucky enough to not realize it. I wasn't one of the lucky ones.

Still, i have this fantastical "plan" to get healthy enough to actually live, and that should include stuff like moving and amassing wealth. lol, but that's just what i tell myself to get through each dreadful day; none of that is ever going to actually happen.

If i could move, i would, right now... but it's just not feasible. And the horizons i see, don't include it becoming feasible for me, anytime soon. In my case, it's about as much of an "opportunity" as winning the lottery. I'm stuck, and can't figure out how to do it all myself, while i still have enough time to make anything worth doing, and no one has any incentive to teach me what i'd need to learn, to reclaim what's left of my life.
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If I had $1 for everyone I've heard say " I'll never be married.", I'd have about $50! Cheer up, no matter where you live, pot will be legalized in a few years.
 
ElfoodStampo

ElfoodStampo

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reasonevangelist said:
Yeah i wish. I'll never be married. Not in the conventional sense... but let's just say: i have at least one entity depending on me, and i don't know how to make the jump without compromising too much too quickly.

Sure, i "could" try to just walk 1000+ miles, and i'd probably die before reaching my destination. And if i did somehow manage to arrive alive, i'd have nowhere to go, no one to help, and no way but more and more walking, to get around. It is my experience that no one likes to hire the homeless, or anyone who isn't exploding with over-positivity and bubbly happiness, and i'm no longer in the physical condition to be able to meet or even withstand the rigors and requirements of regular manual labor. I have an "invisible" disability, which makes survival, in hostile conditions, implausible.

My entire life has been lived in some form of "prison" or another; just not the kind with iron bars and concrete. Most people live in variations of these prisons, but some of them are lucky enough to not realize it. I wasn't one of the lucky ones.

Still, i have this fantastical "plan" to get healthy enough to actually live, and that should include stuff like moving and amassing wealth. lol, but that's just what i tell myself to get through each dreadful day; none of that is ever going to actually happen.

If i could move, i would, right now... but it's just not feasible. And the horizons i see, don't include it becoming feasible for me, anytime soon. In my case, it's about as much of an "opportunity" as winning the lottery. I'm stuck, and can't figure out how to do it all myself, while i still have enough time to make anything worth doing, and no one has any incentive to teach me what i'd need to learn, to reclaim what's left of my life.
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Whats the story man. What is your ailment?
 
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