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Maybe you're thinking of Maine? http://norml.org/laws/item/maine-penalties-2?category_id=863 5 plants or less is a 6 month misdemeanor in Maine. That's the same penalty as a trespassing citation here in Michigan... it's nothing.

I caught a 38" trout once up there. Made for some great smoked fish.

I wish Ann Arbor was on the shores of Lake Superior. The UP is paradise... clean, wild, and beautiful. http://www-personal.umich.edu/~jensenl/visuals/album/2009/up/ Hard to beat. I lived there for years and really miss it.

As you said, yes this would happen, but what would the result be? A fascist police state where the government throws away everyone for life at a whim without any evidence of a real crime. It's not a world I'd like to live in. I have a lot of respect for all the defense attorneys who are in the...

At any point after you're certified you are now entitled to the affirmative defense, as intended by the authors of the MMMA of 2008, thanks to a recent ruling by the MI Supreme Court. But, the affirmative defense still means getting arrested. It just means an opportunity to get the charges...

Times like this it becomes especially obvious how insane punitive "justice" is. Hell, even if you robbed someone, what penalty is enough? A week? A year? 10 years? Life? The chair? Nothing can undo what was done. Make them do their best to help prevent similar events, repay the victims, and put...

The legal system can really fuck up your head for a long time... I been there myself. It took me over a year after my formal release for the flashback nightmares to stop. I still can't bring myself to answer the door or the phone unless I already know who's there. I'm really glad we both have...

You can also try dabbing tea tree oil on it - I've used this to treat acne before, it soaks through your skin and kills bacteria. It was actually widely used as an antibiotic in WWI. Oregano oil also kills a lot of microbes. Once I put maybe 1tsp of oregano into a large bread dough I was making...

Wait, are you saying in your state even a spoon could be considered a firearm in the hands of a felon if the felon wields it as a weapon?

I know your card won't work anywhere on the West Coast. I don't know about Colorado.

What use is a gun when you're a felon? Even if you drop the guy you're still fucked - you're off to prison for years. Get a weapon you can use without getting yourself locked up. You'd be amazed how lethal crossbows can be.

Always test new buds in a glass spoon. You get a much better view and the taste isn't contaminated by the blunt wrap or rolling paper. If I was going to smoke shitty bud I'd be rolling it in a blunt to hide it...

Good professional communication skills help immensely landing a job... I'd practice talking as whitebread as you can. Like I do. You wouldn't believe how much some judge others for having an urban accent. I see writing on forums as practice for more important tasks...

I am glad to see people trying to help this guy out. Shame on the trolls accusing him of being a troll...

I've known a lot of people who had amphetamine problems at one point in their lives. All of them are fine now. It's a remarkably non-toxic drug overall, SO LONG AS IT'S PURE! They looked like shit when they were on it - thin, no joy in their heart, but they weren't walking corpses like the...

Oh, yeah, I'm referring to the effects of pure methamphetamine hydrochloride, not street meth. Anything that's contaminated is going to be bad, period. Pure meth is a lot easier on your body, but this also means you can get stupid with it without suffering such intense anxiety that you have to...

It sounds like the bud may have barely finished drying. Before a good cure, all bud will burn black and taste shitty. Flushing makes no difference.

Here's what gets me: why didn't they scramble jets to intercept the fighters? This is the same Air Force that's supposed to respond within seconds to a Russian attack. How could they just fail to do anything for such a long period of time? Troops were mobilized in August. The US narrowly voted...

How is defending poor people who would otherwise face much stiffer sentences "partaking in the corruption"?

I'll blame those who underfund Social Security for getting people turned down. It's ridiculous to blame some guy who's living near 50% of the poverty line. Gee, where'd all the money go?