September 3, 20232 yr 2 hours ago, Brianfive said: Anybody try one of those crush vape carts you can legally buy in gas stations? I was a regular every day smoker for years and recently had to quit for 5 months due to a change in jobs.Anyhow long story short I’m able to smoke again. I was told that these vape carts were pretty legit. I had serious doubts but bought one to try.needless to say I’m impressed. Other than a pretty harsh taste and that fact that my tolerance level has to be low after 5 months . This stuff gave me a familiar feeling that I dearly missed.how is this legal ? Maybe try using some willpower and just quit because smoking is disgusting as F?
September 4, 20232 yr 1 hour ago, Boogyman said: Maybe try using some willpower and just quit because smoking is disgusting as F? Look I understand you didn’t have a daddy to teach you any manners growing up, but maybe try to use some willpower and quit being an attention **** and feeling the need to add your 2 cents every time I post.
September 4, 20232 yr 16 minutes ago, Brianfive said: Look I understand you didn’t have a daddy to teach you any manners growing up, but maybe try to use some willpower and quit being an attention **** and feeling the need to add your 2 cents every time I post.
September 4, 20232 yr 11 hours ago, Brianfive said: No attention ****, I’m not mad , just amused Me too! See, we can be friends, we laugh at the same things!
September 16, 20232 yr Marijuana reclassification: How could it impact Virginia? HHS has recommended drug be reclassified as schedule III Quote https://www.wtkr.com/marijuana-reclassification-how-could-it-impact-virginia By: Colter Anstaett Posted at 5:27 PM, Sep 15, 2023 and last updated 5:32 PM, Sep 15, 2023 NORFOLK, Va. — The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration is considering a recommendation by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to reclassify marijuana from a schedule I to a schedule III drug. This would not make marijuana legal at the federal or state level but could have a big impact in the Commonwealth. "This is an industry that’s tens of billions of dollars on the state-legal cannabis side," said Columbia Care Senior VP of Corporate Affairs Adam Goer. Columbia Care operates 10 medical marijuana dispensaries in Virginia, including one in Suffolk that opened in August. Goer said the reclassification could have a big impact in Virginia. Recent Stories from wtkr.com "We service tens and tens of thousands of Virginians, many of whom are suffering from debilitating life conditions," Goer explained. Currently, a schedule 1 drug is one that has no currently accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse. Drugs like Heroin, LSD, and ecstasy are in that group with marijuana. Drugs like cocaine and fentanyl fall into schedule II. The reclassification would change the way marijuana businesses are taxed, which supporters say could help businesses lower prices, perhaps making the products affordable for more people. Supporters also say the reclassification would open up new research and banking opportunities. "It will now possibly open up the ability for these individuals in these businesses to now do businesses with banks," said News 3 Political Expert Dr. Eric Claville. According to The Motley Fool, a fully operational recreational marijuana market in Virginia is estimated to generate almost $140 million a year in excise tax revenue, suggesting the businesses could have a lot of money to be taxed. That means they could have a lot of money they could use, for example, to get loans from banks. "The financial impact would be monumental as it relates to interest that would be charged to banks," Dr. Claville said. As of September 2023, marijuana could only be sold in Virginia for medicinal use but anyone 21 and older could possess and use up to an ounce and could grow up to four marijuana plants. The DEA does have the final say in reclassifying or not reclassifying a drug but has never overruled a recommendation by the Department of Health and Human Services. I'll be curious to see if this happens and if it does, if places like the VA can begin prescribing it.
September 16, 20232 yr 18 minutes ago, VaBeach_Eagle said: I'll be curious to see if this happens and if it does, if places like the VA can begin prescribing it. What's going on there in VA? I thought it was full recreational sales from Jan 1, 2024.
September 16, 20232 yr 4 minutes ago, DrPhilly said: What's going on there in VA? I thought it was full recreational sales from Jan 1, 2024. The legislature put a hold on approving recreational dispensaries, which I think is indefinite. Medical dispensaries are popping up all over the state, though. If the Federal Government changes the classification from Schedule I to III, then it's possible that the VA may be able to begin prescribing it for medical purposes. But that remains to be seen.
October 26, 20231 yr Pennsylvania House Committee Schedules Marijuana Legalization Hearing For Next Week, With Chair Considering State-Run Stores - Marijuana Moment makes complete sense, obviously the quaker state should be one of the biggest drug dealers in the world.
October 26, 20231 yr 12 minutes ago, Alpha_TATEr said: Pennsylvania House Committee Schedules Marijuana Legalization Hearing For Next Week, With Chair Considering State-Run Stores - Marijuana Moment make complete sense, obviously the quaker state should be one of the biggest drug dealers in the world. I, for one, welcome our new red-eyed stoner overlords.
October 26, 20231 yr Well if you want legalization you better vote for Dan McCaffery for Supreme Court. Because Ultimately they will decide that the leglislation is constitutional or not. Not to confident the Republican led senate will approve any bill.
October 26, 20231 yr the hypocrisy of this state pushing back against cannabis, when it already controls alcohol distribution and sales, is mind blowing.
October 26, 20231 yr 3 hours ago, Alpha_TATEr said: the hypocrisy of this state pushing back against cannabis, when it already controls alcohol distribution and sales, is mind blowing. It's straight-up idiotic with nearly all the states along PA's borders having legal pot. I guess they don't want the jobs and tax revenue? Like I said before: We'll be the second to last state to legalize, just before Alabama.
October 26, 20231 yr 1 hour ago, EagleFan85 said: This thread title is perfect for this thread. 🤣 The misuse of an adverb burns my eyes every time.
November 8, 20231 yr Author Voters in the Buckeye State said "yes" on Issue 2 — a citizens’ initiated measure legalizing the possession, home cultivation, and retail sale of marijuana for those age 21 or older. Despite public opposition from the state’s GOP-led Senate, Republican Gov. Mike DeWine, the Chamber of Commerce, county prosecutors, and others, voters decided in favor of facts, not fear. Ohio is the 24th state to legalize the adult-use cannabis market, and it is the 14th to do so by a public vote.
November 9, 20231 yr Too bad voters in PA can't get a referendum and put weed on the ballot and ask the voters for yes or no vote like they did on Ohio. That power is left up to the State Legislature. Which they won't do until Dems take control of both houses.
November 9, 20231 yr 9 minutes ago, jsdarkstar said: Too bad voters in PA can get a referendum and put weed on the ballot and ask the voters for yes or no vote like the did on Ohio. That power is left up to the State Legislature. Which they won't do until Dems take control of both houses. the saddest part about it is, most of the people want it legalized, but the state reps refuse to reflect the wishes of their constituents and instead, keep on being hypocrites as they refuse to make cannabis recreational while at the same time being ok with the state controlling alcohol sales. now the state is going to lose even more tax revenue as people cross state lines to get their product.
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