Wat’s Carbon Water-N-Stuff Thread - Concepts In Iron And Wood!!!

Leave the mind in its natural, undisturbed state. Don't follow thoughts of "This is a problem, that is a problem!" Without labeling difficulties as problems, leave your mind in its natural state. In this way, you will stop seeing miserable conditions as problems.

~ Lama Zopa Rinpoche



An evening dream--everything must have been an illusion;
I cannot explain clearly even one part of what I saw.
Yet in the dream it seemed as if the truth were in front of my eyes.

This morning, awake, is it not the same dream?

~ Ryokan
 
Not in jail, no charges, no bail setting, not being investigated, no talks with teh poelease, not in a nut ward or other asylum, not in a grave or burnt to ash . . .


Fuckin' A, looks like I win!!!

This is what happens when you ensure there are no surviving witnesses.

Just sayin'...
 
This is what happens when you ensure there are no surviving witnesses.

Just sayin'...


Which is really crucial for staying outta nut wards and the like.


They don't lock you there for being nuts, they lock you there for acting nuts. And they don't let you go when you are sane, they let you go when you act sane.
 
Not a good time to be in the wholesale street drug biz. locally. (y)

I was reading a bit about the proposed retail sales of Mary Jawanna in the Commonwealth, and the assembly seems to be spinning it into a tax revenue windfall. Of course, they allegedly that some will go toward edge-oo-makayshun, but they told that tale about lottery revvy-noo, too.
 
I was reading a bit about the proposed retail sales of Mary Jawanna in the Commonwealth, and the assembly seems to be spinning it into a tax revenue windfall. Of course, they allegedly that some will go toward edge-oo-makayshun, but they told that tale about lottery revvy-noo, too.
Out here the first year the purveyors of pot did just over $1 billion business, last year it was down to $435 million. Those are gross biz numbers. The State hits the dealers with a 10% on top of the other taxes and then there's the city/county taxes as well. The really savvy dealers are running an underground biz as well as their retail shops. In other words the State created a black market by overtaxing. I've heard, second hand, that CO has the same problem.
 
Out here the first year the purveyors of pot did just over $1 billion business, last year it was down to $435 million. Those are gross biz numbers. The State hits the dealers with a 10% on top of the other taxes and then there's the city/county taxes as well. The really savvy dealers are running an underground biz as well as their retail shops. In other words the State created a black market by overtaxing. I've heard, second hand, that CO has the same problem.


I know local users who go to MD to score, which is legal until they come back across the border. Currently, the users can have four plants for personal use.One guy says that two plants for him is a year's supply. So I imagine that the Black Market is about the same as it always was, and probably with less enforcement.
 
I know local users who go to MD to score, which is legal until they come back across the border. Currently, the users can have four plants for personal use.One guy says that two plants for him is a year's supply. So I imagine that the Black Market is about the same as it always was, and probably with less enforcement.
Yeah, the tax chaser's are spread thin. The threshold for the Feds is 600lbs or less. Get caught with less than 600 and they take your name, picture, pat you on the ass and send you on your way. Fentanyl and Meth keep them busy enough and less than 600 isn't worth the paperwork or time.
 
Yeah, the tax chaser's are spread thin. The threshold for the Feds is 600lbs or less. Get caught with less than 600 and they take your name, picture, pat you on the ass and send you on your way. Fentanyl and Meth keep them busy enough and less than 600 isn't worth the paperwork or time.


It stands to reason that there is some kind of threshold there. And I'm sure that's one of those off-the-record things, too.
 
On this day in 1836, the fortified compound of San Antonio de Valero Mission, under siege for thirteen days by the Mexican army under General Antonio Lòpez de Santa Anna, was subjected to an early morning assault. After a fierce battle, lasting for perhaps some 90 minutes, the defenses of the Alamo were overrun and all the defenders were killed. The chapel fell last. The slogan "Remember the Alamo!" subsequently became a rallying cry for the Texas Revolution, and the Alamo became a shrine to fallen Texas heroes.
 
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