2014/01/03 18:50:01
jbow
I wish I did... I have a friend who will be driving through Colorado in the near future... maybe I can get him to pick up something for me. He heeee. What a presumptious government we have to tell us that something that grows on planet earth is illegal for us, as people, to possess. Doesn't that seem wrong to you? I'm sure they are making a fortune off our loss.
 
Maybe I should just go to Bonaroo... but that has become extremely expensive.
 
J
2014/01/03 18:54:41
jbow
Hey... I could always just take the "red eye" flight, huh?
2014/01/03 18:58:35
SteveStrummerUK
jbow
Does anyone live in Colorado?


 
Why yes..... yes they do.
 
 
 
HTH
 
 
 
2014/01/03 19:16:41
jbow
SteveStrummerUK
jbow
Does anyone live in Colorado?


 
Why yes..... yes they do.
 
 
 
HTH
 
 
 


Well, it is a start...
 
J
2014/01/03 19:21:09
jbow
What were we talking about again??? 
 
jpuff
 
 
2014/01/03 19:22:32
backwoods
Will be interesting to see how it plays out ; quality/tax/competition with unlicensed sellers/number users etc
2014/01/03 19:29:07
ampfixer
In a related story, Colorado is reporting a severe shortage of potato chips, Frito's, and chocolate bars in its corner stores.
2014/01/03 19:46:53
jbow
From what I hear they are charging about 4x the cost of the stuff on the street. I don't think that will work. People will buy legal once then buy from the street to refill their legal container, if they have the connections. They would be stupid not to.. but then again.. LOL.
2014/01/03 21:30:49
slartabartfast
Does anyone live in Colorado?
 
Yes, the population of the state of Colorado is in excess of 5.2 million.
 
http://quickfacts.census.gov/qfd/states/08000.html
 
Washington State recently (well a bit over a year ago now) passed a law permitting the growth possession and sale of Marijuana, and has promulgated rules for its implementation. Total statewide area for legal production of MJ will be limited to two million square feet, which is less than 46 acres. That is a lot for a backyard grow, but hardly enough to put massive downward pressure on the price. Unlicensed growing is illegal, self use by the licensed grower would likely run afoul of the requirement that MJ be purchased from a licensed retail store (different license). So this is far from a grow it yourself law, and there is already discussion about limiting untaxed cooperative gardens for medical marijuana which are currently permitted. The taxes and license fees are high, there will be a limit of 360 retail stores in the state, involved persons are required to carry liability insurance (does the Gekko sell MJ policies?), and anyone involved in even renting property for growing, transport, storage or sale is still subject to forfeiture of that  property by the Federal Government, as well as criminal penalties. etc. So risk is not low and cheap is not likely. Undoubtedly there will be far more illegal MJ being produced in and being smuggled into the state than legal production here. At least the Liquor Control Board will be getting a shot at some of the Cartels' profits, and smokers will have a defense that the stuff in their pipe is the legitimate variety when overzealous police arrest them.
 
 
2014/01/03 21:53:10
bayoubill
Pick me up on the way!
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