Originally Posted by purplehazze96
Yea just call em bruh. Except when you ask if they're on deck they're gonna treat you proper and set u up with a time, date, and location for you get your evaluation.
Originally Posted by starbury03
Duh the FBI DEA arn't going to come after you. But I dare you to blow right infront of a law officer and show him you club card and expect him to not
ticket or arrest you. They'llat that card with the quickness.
I'm talking from personal experience here. You're obviously not from Cali so I wouldn't expect you to really understand. I've blown trees in front of officers and never even had to bring out my club card. It's not something that I would necessarily recommend but for one thing cops in the Bay Area don't give a @%%# about marijuana to begin with.
As a matter of fact, I wish an officer would arrest me for possession or consumption of marijuana cause I'd be on the phone with OCBC asap getting my lawyer game straight tryin to get paid.
No officer can lawfully arrest or issue a cardholder any kind of ticket, nor would they want to.
Real Talk... 1 blunt of that OBAMA and it's a wrap for me sometimes.
60 dollas cot damnOriginally Posted by Mangudai954
Word. When I smoked some I was stuck for real, I didn't even go homebut I slept like a baby lol. Me and my dude order $60 worth of Dominos and killed it.
Originally Posted by starbury03
I mean i've been to Mr. Nice Guys and the CARE in Oakland. But seriously..the bay my friend....is NOT ALL of Cali. They got bigger fish to fry then to get
the 100s of peeps walking around blowing trees. In the bay I never got carded for alcohol anywhere I went to dinner since I was 16. The Bay just works a little
different homie. Try smoking like that in LA, SD, or anywhere else. You are 9/10 getting stopped by an officer if he sees you. Even if your card says you can
carry up to an O. That simply would not matter for the most part. I've seen police take club cards to add as evidence for convictions of peeps. You might
not get arrested because obviously it's only a misdemeanor, but it's still illegal in the eyes of the law. If a cop lets you slide because it the card
or whatever..that's his business. He technically doesn't have though. Point blank.
Real Talk... 1 blunt of that OBAMA and it's a wrap for me sometimes.
Originally Posted by akaValentino
^if you drove a bit more down in the southbay area, you won't be paying for those Hollywood prices.
*tonight I'll update w/ a pic of the new batch of some gooooods.
Did this _ just call me broham?
ALBANY -- Marijuana plant seizures by State Police this year are growing, sparked by some major busts in northern New York.
Seizures of marijuana plants have soared 36 percent this year as the State Police Community Narcotics Enforcement Team credit tougher enforcement and greater collaboration with local police to smoke out growers.
"I think we are being a little more successful," said Lt. Michael Tietz of the Capital Region's narcotics team.
Late summer and early fall are typically high times for drug enforcement officers to use airplane surveillance to sniff out marijuana farms peaking late in the growing season.
From January through August, State Police seized 7097 marijuana plants, up from 5206 for the same period in 2007, state records show. The biggest busts this year have been in Essex County in northern New York, where police seized 1987 plants. The second largest was in nearby St. Lawrence County, where 605 plants were found.
Other counties have also had an increase in seizures. In Delaware County, plant seizures have hit 191 this year, compared to 46 for the same period last year. And in Steuben County, seizures grew to 385 this year, compared to 173 for last year.
State Police busts are in addition to recent stings made by local police. For example, Seneca County sheriff's deputies found 661 marijuana plants Tuesday at several properties.
Law-enforcement officials said it's difficult to explain why some areas have had growth in seizures. Sometimes, it's simply luck.
Last year, for example, State Police got a tip of hundreds of plants growing behind a fitness center in Patterson, Putnam County, and swarmed the area to find ones growing as high as 20 feet.
"We could have one bust" and the number of plants found in a county could surge, State Police spokesman Sgt. Kern Swoboda said.
For instance, State Police report no marijuana plant seizures so far this year in Monroe County, even though the county had 165 plant seizures during the same period in 2007 and had 924 plants seized for all of 2007.
It's unclear how many of the seizures have resulted in arrests, and some of the reporting to State Police appears spotty. For instance, police had no records of busts in Putnam and Rockland counties.
In another measure of how much marijuana is kept from the streets, the confiscation of dried ounces of marijuana appears to be way down so far this year. Only 39 ounces have been seized by State Police this year, compared to 423 ounces during the same period last year. In 2007, 4,555 ounces of processed marijuana was confiscated.
Police said, however, the amount confiscated is likely to rise as plants are chopped down and harvested later this year.
Commercial grade marijuana typically sells for $800 to $1,500 a pound depending on the quality and availability, police said. A mature plant can yield up to a pound.
In the Albany area, the total value of the 2,935 plants seized this year could have been worth $4.3 million on the street, police said.
A raidon two houses in Berks County early this morning led to the discovery of more than 200 pounds of marijuana and the arrests of seven people from New York and Florida
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WRONG, this whole smokeathon thing was started by Juelz who challenged Snoop to see who could OUTSMOKE the other, than all these riders startedposting videos of their weed collection, so like i said if you chief on the regular it makes no sense, if you get off of it for a month at least you know youclean and than you could really put your lungs up against someone else.Originally Posted by 17708
How would that make sense for them to quit for 30 days?
Its suppose to be a competition for who smokes the most.
