trailanimal
son of soil
yup, fools be the ballast keep'in the top heavy talking heads ship up right
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yup, fools be the ballast keep'in the top heavy talking heads ship up right
trailanimal
son of soil
seems pretty mass to me, I'm happy just contemplating thisGood Morning AFN and Happy Mothers Day to all the mothers here . No not the M.F. Photo's are of the plant that suffered from dehydration that I neglected and decided to stick with her and this is what she gave me in return !! One massive bud . The bowl full is the harvesting of 7 Think Different plants with a total wet weight of 509 grams . Not massive but I'm happy .
The gandalf pipe I picked up at a local head shop. Originally picked it up thinking it was kind of a novelty pipe, but turned out to be one of my favorites for daily use. I don't think they make their own, so would have to check if they remember the manufacturer for 'em.
trailanimal
son of soil
ha ha, unintended consequences of our best intentions, Life will always keep us frosty
trailanimal
son of soil
like your attitude bri
trailanimal
son of soil
alright, warming up for you, last "night" 26F up here, got wait a little longer
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Here you go Mossy
Seems Medi Monkey was pass to cannabis activists across Britain.
I have underlined the relevant bits for you.
Maybe good news for you Mr. Medi Monkey is coming to Spain to live.
Seems most medi monkey internet have the hash tag prefix but you will only find pics
Teesside Cannabis Club
April 3 ·
The Medi Monkeys are going to be needing all the support they can get just now. If you support legalisation, if you support the vitally important work these guys are doing at street level in our communities, can we ask that you show solidarity and change your profile to the Medi Monkeys logo attached. Lets flood Facebook and show the Fail, the Police and Number 10 this is what WE want!!
#EvidenceBasedPolicy #FiscalResponsibility #AllInItTogether#CannabisPROUD #WarOnProhibition
Cannabis activist Greg De Hoedt drank from a cannabis fountain at the Birmingham City Cannabis Club Easter Sunday party
Other pictures posted on social media show the partygoers smoking what appear to be joints.
In one snap posted on Instagram, Greg De Hoedt, president of United Kingdom Cannabis Social Clubs – which campaigns to legalise the drug in Britain – is seen posing with his mouth open underneath a mango flavoured cannabis fountain.
The party, called Sunday Sessions Vol 2.0, was held at the PST private members’ club, a reggae venue in Digbeth, Birmingham. It follows a similar event held at the end of last year.
Ellie Milner posted a picture of herself wearing the club's T-shirt after the event
The gathering was openly advertised on social media, with the Birmingham City Cannabis Club’s Instagram account boasting: ‘Right folks get your tickets go the next #b3c event being held on the 27th March from 3 till 10pm there’s gonna be jokes, foods and laughs and a few nice surprises. Don’t miss out peeps its gonna be a good Easter smoke out. Cannabis clubs especially welcome.’
The text was peppered with emojis – images used to express an emotion such as a smiley face.
The event was apparently sponsored by Medi Monkey, a brand of cannabis products that contain THC, the primary psychoactive chemical. The products – which come in colourful packaging with a Union Jack – include bottled cannabis syrup, cannabis chocolate and concentrated cannabis.
Though not openly sold on the internet, the products appear to have been distributed among cannabis activists in Britain, with many praising their effects on Instagram.
The creator of Medi Monkey is understood to be a man from Birmingham now living in Spain who goes by the alias of Andy McDabbin – ‘dabbing’ is a way of consuming cannabis where users vaporise and inhale the drug.
Mr McDabbin’s Instagram and Facebook pages contain numerous pictures and posts about the products. When this newspaper contacted him, he did not respond. At a Birmingham address believed to be the home of his wife, she denied her husband had any involvement with Medi Monkey. Asked about the strong smell of cannabis from the house, she said: ‘Really! So half the population don’t smoke it?’
One partygoer at the Easter event, Ellie Milner, 23, from Birmingham, praised Mr McDabbin’s products. Posting a picture of herself on Instagram wearing a Birmingham City Cannabis Club T-shirt and holding what appears to be a joint, she wrote: ‘Had such a good day yesterday at the @birminghamcitycannabisclub meet. thank you to everyone who made it so epic. if only I wasn’t so high then I might of actually mingled more.’ She added that Andy McDabbin ‘absolutely smashed the spread’.
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A ticket to the event cost £25 and was advertised as being 'members only' but police were unaware of the event until tipped off by the Mail on Sunday
Mr McDabbin replied: ‘Big up you and your lot mate great to see groups of stoner chicks you all boss it.’
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Ms Milner praised the organisers of the event in an Instagram post peppered with emojis
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Cannabis is a Class B drug in the UK
Inspector Will O’Connor of Birmingham Police said: ‘It has been brought to our attention that this event took place in Digbeth last weekend and we are looking into the information we have been given.’
Asked about his exploits, Mr De Hoedt, who suffers from Crohn’s disease and claims he uses cannabis to help treat it, said: ‘Private membership cannabis social clubs break the links to the black market by educating members about the supply chain – ethically sourcing, meaning funds are directed away from organised crime.
‘There are many risks to buying cannabis on the black market. These range from being sold contaminated products to being robbed at knifepoint. Events are attended by patients suffering mild to very debilitating medical conditions – from Crohn’s to MS, serious spinal injuries, to those who require intensive pain-management.’
At Ms Milner’s family home, her mother said: ‘She doesn’t drink. She doesn’t do any other drugs.
‘She doesn’t hurt anyone. She’s a good kid. She has worked ever since she left college. She is 23 years old. She’s not a child. If I choose to drink three bottles of wine and get smashed that’s my business. If she chooses to do that, that’s her business.’
Seems Medi Monkey was pass to cannabis activists across Britain.
I have underlined the relevant bits for you.
Maybe good news for you Mr. Medi Monkey is coming to Spain to live.
- Instagram should have some interesting photos -
- https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/medimonkey/
- https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/medimonkeys/
Seems most medi monkey internet have the hash tag prefix but you will only find pics
Teesside Cannabis Club
April 3 ·
The Medi Monkeys are going to be needing all the support they can get just now. If you support legalisation, if you support the vitally important work these guys are doing at street level in our communities, can we ask that you show solidarity and change your profile to the Medi Monkeys logo attached. Lets flood Facebook and show the Fail, the Police and Number 10 this is what WE want!!
#EvidenceBasedPolicy #FiscalResponsibility #AllInItTogether#CannabisPROUD #WarOnProhibition
Cannabis activist Greg De Hoedt drank from a cannabis fountain at the Birmingham City Cannabis Club Easter Sunday party
Other pictures posted on social media show the partygoers smoking what appear to be joints.
In one snap posted on Instagram, Greg De Hoedt, president of United Kingdom Cannabis Social Clubs – which campaigns to legalise the drug in Britain – is seen posing with his mouth open underneath a mango flavoured cannabis fountain.
The party, called Sunday Sessions Vol 2.0, was held at the PST private members’ club, a reggae venue in Digbeth, Birmingham. It follows a similar event held at the end of last year.
Ellie Milner posted a picture of herself wearing the club's T-shirt after the event
The gathering was openly advertised on social media, with the Birmingham City Cannabis Club’s Instagram account boasting: ‘Right folks get your tickets go the next #b3c event being held on the 27th March from 3 till 10pm there’s gonna be jokes, foods and laughs and a few nice surprises. Don’t miss out peeps its gonna be a good Easter smoke out. Cannabis clubs especially welcome.’
The text was peppered with emojis – images used to express an emotion such as a smiley face.
The event was apparently sponsored by Medi Monkey, a brand of cannabis products that contain THC, the primary psychoactive chemical. The products – which come in colourful packaging with a Union Jack – include bottled cannabis syrup, cannabis chocolate and concentrated cannabis.
Though not openly sold on the internet, the products appear to have been distributed among cannabis activists in Britain, with many praising their effects on Instagram.
The creator of Medi Monkey is understood to be a man from Birmingham now living in Spain who goes by the alias of Andy McDabbin – ‘dabbing’ is a way of consuming cannabis where users vaporise and inhale the drug.
Mr McDabbin’s Instagram and Facebook pages contain numerous pictures and posts about the products. When this newspaper contacted him, he did not respond. At a Birmingham address believed to be the home of his wife, she denied her husband had any involvement with Medi Monkey. Asked about the strong smell of cannabis from the house, she said: ‘Really! So half the population don’t smoke it?’
One partygoer at the Easter event, Ellie Milner, 23, from Birmingham, praised Mr McDabbin’s products. Posting a picture of herself on Instagram wearing a Birmingham City Cannabis Club T-shirt and holding what appears to be a joint, she wrote: ‘Had such a good day yesterday at the @birminghamcitycannabisclub meet. thank you to everyone who made it so epic. if only I wasn’t so high then I might of actually mingled more.’ She added that Andy McDabbin ‘absolutely smashed the spread’.
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A ticket to the event cost £25 and was advertised as being 'members only' but police were unaware of the event until tipped off by the Mail on Sunday
Mr McDabbin replied: ‘Big up you and your lot mate great to see groups of stoner chicks you all boss it.’
+5
Ms Milner praised the organisers of the event in an Instagram post peppered with emojis
+5
Cannabis is a Class B drug in the UK
Inspector Will O’Connor of Birmingham Police said: ‘It has been brought to our attention that this event took place in Digbeth last weekend and we are looking into the information we have been given.’
Asked about his exploits, Mr De Hoedt, who suffers from Crohn’s disease and claims he uses cannabis to help treat it, said: ‘Private membership cannabis social clubs break the links to the black market by educating members about the supply chain – ethically sourcing, meaning funds are directed away from organised crime.
‘There are many risks to buying cannabis on the black market. These range from being sold contaminated products to being robbed at knifepoint. Events are attended by patients suffering mild to very debilitating medical conditions – from Crohn’s to MS, serious spinal injuries, to those who require intensive pain-management.’
At Ms Milner’s family home, her mother said: ‘She doesn’t drink. She doesn’t do any other drugs.
‘She doesn’t hurt anyone. She’s a good kid. She has worked ever since she left college. She is 23 years old. She’s not a child. If I choose to drink three bottles of wine and get smashed that’s my business. If she chooses to do that, that’s her business.’
trailanimal
son of soil
week of rain forecast for NW arctic AK, at least where I live, all good we need the juice to keep river upJust enjoying it while it lasts, which, let's face it, won't be long in the uk (heavy rain forecast for tuesday)
I'm sure you'll end up with a better tan than me Mossy
trailanimal
son of soil
thanks
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