Florida Growers Thread

CrackerJax

CrackerJax

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Well, Florida's vast shorelines make this a central front on the idiotic war on drugs. We're all collateral damage to them i suppose. yes, it needs to stop.

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Slane420

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CrackerJax said:
Yah, I know..me too....until i need them,,,:lol:

There was a story down here not too long ago about the cop who was confiscating high grade weed and smoking it with his wife. They smoked too much and called 911 saying that time was standing still and they thought they were gonna die...:mrgreen: Funny as all get up...:lol: naturally the police did show up and arrest them both... some measure of justice was meted out that day... :clap:
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Oh yeah supposedly he ate the stuff like made brownies. bongsmilie Those reporters were laughing so hard.
 
alldayeriday420

alldayeriday420

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Yeah i do remember hearing the 911 recording on youtube shit was funny...the law is rough out here but up north its the same lets just say i caught a felony for possession under 20 g....yeah tell me about it
 
CrackerJax

CrackerJax

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It didn't used to be this way... When i was 13, me and some friends were parked in an ELEMENTARY school parking lot on a saturday splitting up a Z between us we had just purchased when a cop car pulls up to see what we were doing. he literally catches us red handed....know what he did? he poured it out on the pavement and told us to leave. We did....and went right back 10 minutes later and scooped it back up. he didn't even confiscate it and I'm sure he knew darn well we were going to go back and retrieve it and he let us. His point was after we pondered it was not to be in that parking lot. He allowed us to learn a lesson without ruining our lives. tha't the kind of police we had thirty years ago....they were more concerned with real crime back then. before the drug war made every body's budget go through the roof. Money is like heroin, and the cops are hooked on it as much as the drug dealers are. I can remember the days before the drug war...it was very different...:peace:


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alldayeriday420

alldayeriday420

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Your right money talks...guess you can say some police can have some good days...i remember once when i was driving with like two buddys of mine and were jst baking the car...mind you my window dont roll down...so we chilling just cruising when the lights came on....had no time to hide nothing caught me right handed...when he approached the car he was like roll your windows down i just opened the door and man he got one good hit...i ended bullshitting with them and they ended up letting me go with just one ticket for a broken tail light..hopefully one day it gets legalized..
 
HIGHFLY

HIGHFLY

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West side lee county lil pakistan da only bad part is growing its all wetlands(sand) but good climate
 
CrackerJax

CrackerJax

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It happens!! Cops are like any demographic...put 100 in a room and there will be X amount of Aholes.

I have always found what you said to be key... do NOT bullsh*t them...they have heard every excuse already. Be POLITE, like your mom should have taught you... :lol: Do NOT question their authority...they have the badge and it IS authority..:lol: More than likely if you remain calm and kewl, they will have some measure of mercy upon you. Unless you meet one of those Aholes...then politeness will just save you from being beaten half to death.

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horty1

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Vote for RT76 next election. That guy is the freeking man! Did you guys see his response to me? It's like he's in congress or something. He must be in his mid 50's very educated and is a down to earth guy that just likes to smoke once in a while. Or use to hence the name retired.

So RT76 what is the timeline for Texas and Florida for making it medically available?
 
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Slane420

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horty1 said:
Vote for RT76 next election. That guy is the freeking man! Did you guys see his response to me? It's like he's in congress or something. He must be in his mid 50's very educated and is a down to earth guy that just likes to smoke once in a while. Or use to hence the name retired.

So RT76 what is the timeline for Texas and Florida for making it medically available?
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Do you know his name? I guess I can search rt76. Ill do it and I consider my self conservative I used to be red repub but I despise both parties. I am going libertarian. I will do it though we should keep up on this and if we all vote on it at least it might make a dent.

The idea of having a huge smoke out would be cool as hell though! :bigjoint:
 
RetiredToker76

RetiredToker76

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horty1 said:
Vote for RT76 next election. That guy is the freeking man! Did you guys see his response to me? It's like he's in congress or something. He must be in his mid 50's very educated and is a down to earth guy that just likes to smoke once in a while. Or use to hence the name retired.

So RT76 what is the timeline for Texas and Florida for making it medically available?
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I'm halfway through my masters degree...in music.

I just really love to research. Examining the history of law and legislation of many things is very fascinating to me and a hobby of mine. Thank you for the honors thought.

I am down to earth and I am a casual smoker, kind of like the guys with their 'pipes' where every few weeks they smoke some tobacco as a special treat, minus the tobacco of course..

My gut tells me that at least one of the states, Texas or Florida, will be decriminalizing within the next two years, Texas has stuff in committee now and the future of the current legislation in Texas is on shaky ground.

Florida will eventually have to bite the economic bullet, things are still declining rapidly and eventually our government will, at a minimum, legalize medical purpose usage in the next 5 - 7 years. Texas will likely be first as Florida tends to mimic Texas law historically.

Seniors of the baby boomer generation are going to be 50/50 down the line of how they feel about legalized usage. Baby boomers really fall into two categories, those who knew the Nancy Regan campaign against MJ was complete political BS and those who fell to the fear mongering. They're fairly evenly divided. The swing vote in Florida will be the 'down home Floridians' who have lived here their whole life and follow the evangelical right belief structure and won't support any liberal agenda.

The people matter because their support or arguments against will be sortof followed by the policitians. This is a hot topic so it's one the politicians will likely listen to the people because they believe their re-election will depend on it.

It will also be a painful transition because many localities have come to depend on the war on drugs for fninancial support of their police forces. With no war to fight there will be more lay off's of cops and reductions in police force. The 'sheeple' who have to 'feel safe' will throw a fit and the 'guvernment should supply jobs' people will be against it as well. Likely it will pass because some baby boomrs who have started to watch their friends self medicate against chemo and other elderly illnesses and realize the true benifits of marijuana. There will always be some hard liners but I give the baby boomer generation some pretty good credit in their politics.

After the transition there will be a 'boycott' by the people who don't support legalization, picketing and what not (usually 2 guys trying to get on the news.) It will create some 'stress' on the stability of the nw law but will ultimately survive.

That's my thoughts. There are some REALLY difficult poticians that we'll just have to accept will never vote for legalization and will do anything to keep it from getting to a vote. Rhonda Storms comes to mind (State Senator from Hillsborough County - Formerly County Chairperson.)
She will do anything to block that vote, she falls into the 'we should't allow it if God didn't say to, crowd. There are several of those in the State House.

Crist will likly sign it into law as he tends to 'bend to the will' of the voter and fight his party lines as long as its made obvious to him that his re-election depends on his vote, and possibly it will get most attention if presented at a college football game.

Really he'll sign it.. The dude may married a trophy bride but we all know he's just in the closet and dying to come out.

The next two years accross the country are going to be fun. Most the nataion views Illinois as 'The logical liberals' as opposed to the 'California Earthy Criunchy People' and many middle states will follow Illinois in the next two years. So this board will be growing by leaps and bouds as will the culture of pot smoking.

Alabama,Texas, Florida, Louisana, and Ketucky will be in the last group to legalize because of the extreme religious right conservatism in the area.

In two years it will all be determined by one thing how bad we the people want the tax money in circulation to help dig us out of the rut ecnomey. When you can't put food on your plate, God as a reason to vote starts to lose some credibility with that crowd.

-RT76: Oh ya 76 is the year I was born. So I'm no where near the 50's.
 
farmboy89

farmboy89

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whats up highfly i was in lee county las weekend lots of lakes and woods out there it seemed like a growers paradise
 
nicoelement105

nicoelement105

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was up floridian stoners......and i wanted to give a shout out to the south in the 305 and 954.....any one grown outdoors here......if so please help me out cause i recieved my durban poison seeds and am planning to grow outdoors...help me and peace
 
TheRuiner

TheRuiner

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Damn, after how hot it's getting in my grow room today I know my next purchase is going to have to be a AC unit before I can do anything serious in there. here I come craigs list.
 
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