Live Stoner Chat January 2019

[Mikis]

Morning.
Is that counter top actual granite, or laminate? If it's granite, I want to say I love the coloring. That almost looks like a "Baltic Blue" or.blue green peacock.

Its just laminate bud!
I dont even want to imagine how much it would cost if it was real lol!

 

[STILLSMOKIN]

So there's 3 of us in the same boat at the moment lol. Thankfully all but one of mine will be done by the start date lol

My rooms pretty full but I can make room.

 

[Dichoti]

Its just laminate bud!
I dont even want to imagine how much it would cost if it was real lol!

When I was fabricating, Stuff like that cost something like $100+/sq ft.
Cheapest was the spotty yellowish shit you see on tv a lot.

 

[Dichoti]

My rooms pretty full but I can make room.

Yeah, I've got a 2x2 space in my tent I'll keep the seedlings in until my "old ladies" are done, If they're not done by then. I'll be in trouble if that Auto Blk Dog in my journal stretches again, though haha

 

[Jraven]

 

[Dichoti]

Interesting find on NORML's blog:

This week, Congressman Earl Blumenauer reserved HR 420 for his legislation, the Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol Act.

A decades-long champion of cannabis reform, this marks the first time that Blumenauer has staked out the specific bill number 420. His focus however, is ever on the goal of reform, telling Forbes, “While the bill number may be a bit tongue in cheek, the issue is very serious. Our federal marijuana laws are outdated, out of touch and have negatively impacted countless lives.”

The legislation would deschedule cannabis, thus permitting state governments to regulate these activities as they see fit. Further, marijuana would be removed from the enforcement power from the US Drug Enforcement Administration in matters concerning marijuana possession, production, and sales, to a newly renamed Alcohol, Marijuana, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives to ensure compliance with state laws and prevent illegal trafficking of the substance.

In the 115th Congress, the bill had 26 cosponsors – compared to 19 cosponsors in the 114th."

Hopefully this one makes it... Pete and Jeff Sessions are both out of office, So this bill may actually have a chance...

 

[MordecaiAlliVanAllenOshea]

Damn, with my crazy fan contraption in the corner I am gonna need a bigger tent pretty soon...

Oh sweet! Secret Jardin DR150W to the rescue, and like 40% off the last revision, just need another 4" fan and filter in the new tent. The 3x3 is now going to be the drying and storage room/intake and prefilter for the big one. HEPA scrubbed on the way in, will set up to down draft the air onto the plants, then 4" scrubber taking some scents out just to keep my neighbors at bay. They are from India though, and great people, I bet they would not complain if I shared some of the sacred herb with them!

 

[Exotic Flower]

Who would've thought carrying a bunch of seeds on one's person through customs and security would be so easy...



Now to get down to business in the next few weeks...

 

[Exotic Flower]

Things are getting ripe in Dabberville

Lush. Like the range. ;-)

 

[Recycled]

Interesting find on NORML's blog:

This week, Congressman Earl Blumenauer reserved HR 420 for his legislation, the Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol Act.

A decades-long champion of cannabis reform, this marks the first time that Blumenauer has staked out the specific bill number 420. His focus however, is ever on the goal of reform, telling Forbes, “While the bill number may be a bit tongue in cheek, the issue is very serious. Our federal marijuana laws are outdated, out of touch and have negatively impacted countless lives.”

The legislation would deschedule cannabis, thus permitting state governments to regulate these activities as they see fit. Further, marijuana would be removed from the enforcement power from the US Drug Enforcement Administration in matters concerning marijuana possession, production, and sales, to a newly renamed Alcohol, Marijuana, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives to ensure compliance with state laws and prevent illegal trafficking of the substance.

In the 115th Congress, the bill had 26 cosponsors – compared to 19 cosponsors in the 114th."

Hopefully this one makes it... Pete and Jeff Sessions are both out of office, So this bill may actually have a chance...

So many old codgers in my part of the world, I may never get to see this come to fruition. Glad to see the door hit sessions in his arse.


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