Official Smoking/Weed Thread

[Guest Esquilax]

Yes of course, but that doesn't make it any less annoying that representatives from serious sectors will not be able to attend cuz they'll be working like lawyers and doctors and professors who all bun it hard

[spiderman]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSKJrgGqx_E&

[Guest Sun Tzu]

trek

will have a smoke in support though

[The Somalian]

will be in my thoughts

[Beavis]

Watched that doc this morning, thought it was good. Some good truths in there.

[spiderman]

ye its good and its uk produced which makes it better. altho ive seen all the same points in other documentaries it dont hurt to have them reinforced in different ways. also i thought it was big that they had david nut in this aswell, adds credibility.

[O.Man]

will be in my thoughts

not acceptable/im disappointed

was counting on you for the rally cry

[The King]

will be in my thoughts

[O.Man]

f*ck*ng lazy stoners!

joke

got good response from this thread

lets do it!

[spiderman]

if i get down there and i see feds watching for ppl smokin or tryna shift ppl for it, im gna leave tbh.

[Mr. Martinez]

Rallied a few heads. Everyone's moaning about having sh*t to do but we'll see.

Lowe catching another canabbis warning though, I'm not going to be on some martyr sh*t - will have to check it out first before I start lighting up!

[O.Man]

this ain't saudi arabia bruv most its gonna b is cannabis warning

anyway of course its bait feds gonna be all over it, the point of the meet isn't to have a big smoke up, its political. you don't have to have a bag of green and a big joint in your hand.

it's about expressing stance on cannabis reform. u can smoke it up in less bait places, not in the queens park.

[Mr. Martinez]

On topic I was having a conversation with a police officer the other day and it hit me. Legalising weed will hardly have an impact on your average weed smoker in London or the UK. Weed is as accessible as it's ever been. It seems like it's more of a matter of principle and obviously the bigger picture for our country as a whole rather than the impact it'll have on average stoners.

[Guest Esquilax]

On topic I was having a conversation with a police officer the other day and it hit me. Legalising weed will hardly have an impact on your average weed smoker in London or the UK. Weed is as accessible as it's ever been. It seems like it's more of a matter of principle and obviously the bigger picture for our country as a whole rather than the impact it'll have on average stoners.

The issue is more making criminals of people who need it to be absolved of pain, and you're forcing them the break the law just so they don't have to live in agony all the time

That's the worst thing about it

[Mr. Martinez]

Surely the oppurtunity for a black Market and the repercussions of this is the worst thing about the illegality of canabbis?

No1 prosecutes old ladies growing weed for their chronic pain

[Guest Esquilax]

Surely the oppurtunity for a black Market and the repercussions of this is the worst thing about the illegality of canabbis?

No1 prosecutes old ladies growing weed for their chronic pain

They do

[Skola]

just take 1 blunt with you hide it in ur boxers

light up in the middle of the crowd

shud be bless

lol @ goin there to shot tho

[O.Man]

On topic I was having a conversation with a police officer the other day and it hit me. Legalising weed will hardly have an impact on your average weed smoker in London or the UK. Weed is as accessible as it's ever been. It seems like it's more of a matter of principle and obviously the bigger picture for our country as a whole rather than the impact it'll have on average stoners.

wat u on man

its more then principle

people let the legal system guide their moral compass when it comes to enjoying different substances, people look down on and stereotype people who blaze

i want to enjoy my zoot in a park on a sunny day without having to worry about police being around the corner

i want to be able to pick up without having to worry about being stopped and searched

and most importantly

i want a variety of premium strains available conveniently

how is that just about principle?

im sure its also more then just principle to police officers who feel that they want to catch real criminals, not someone smoking a joint...

[O.Man]

Surely the oppurtunity for a black Market and the repercussions of this is the worst thing about the illegality of canabbis?

No1 prosecutes old ladies growing weed for their chronic pain

They do

c/s esqui

[Guest Esquilax]

The thing is EVERYONE smokes, the police, politicians

How many politicians have said they've smoked weed in school, it obviously isn't a 'gateway drug' and doesn't ensure that you'll be a total failure...

[Mr. Martinez]

I guess I see it different because weed is literally everywhere where I live and it seems wherever I travel in the Uk it's the same story. It doesn't feel like my life in terms of enjoying weed will change by any significant amount if the law as it is was changed.

[Mr. Martinez]

Calm down lads, I'm making my 6ft poster as we speak for Wednesday. We're on the same side!!

[spiderman]

this ain't saudi arabia bruv most its gonna b is cannabis warning

anyway of course its bait feds gonna be all over it, the point of the meet isn't to have a big smoke up, its political. you don't have to have a bag of green and a big joint in your hand.

it's about expressing stance on cannabis reform. u can smoke it up in less bait places, not in the queens park.

thinking about it your actually right, it aint really a big smoke up as the pictures elude to. with that in mind i kind of feel a bit less inclined to come now cos i do have some sh*t to do and dunno if making a big effort to make the time is worth it just to protest. altho i suppose the reform wont ever happen if people dont support the cause, so i guess i shud come if i can. will see on the day now

[spiderman]

On topic I was having a conversation with a police officer the other day and it hit me. Legalising weed will hardly have an impact on your average weed smoker in London or the UK. Weed is as accessible as it's ever been. It seems like it's more of a matter of principle and obviously the bigger picture for our country as a whole rather than the impact it'll have on average stoners.

i cant speak for others but it would have a massive impact on me tbh.

the fact that i will be able to purchase it from a legal dispenser, as appose to a criminal, who can assure quality and where its come from + the fact that i can smoke in public without getting paro or having to be so discrete about it would all majorly improve my smoking experience.

if it wouldnt have an impact on people then it wouldnt be worth protesting, and thats clearly not the case.

[Dat Boy B]

On topic I was having a conversation with a police officer the other day and it hit me. Legalising weed will hardly have an impact on your average weed smoker in London or the UK. Weed is as accessible as it's ever been. It seems like it's more of a matter of principle and obviously the bigger picture for our country as a whole rather than the impact it'll have on average stoners.

i cant speak for others but it would have a massive impact on me tbh.

the fact that i will be able to purchase it from a legal dispenser, as appose to a criminal, who can assure quality and where its come from + the fact that i can smoke in public without getting paro or having to be so discrete about it would all majorly improve my smoking experience.

if it wouldnt have an impact on people then it wouldnt be worth protesting, and thats clearly not the case.

And it would be money saving as a smoker.

it would have an impact on the whole of the UK economy if it was ever legalised , there probably wouldnt be a "recession"