Official Smoking/Weed Thread

[Niall Ferguson]

oi martinez u pendehoe y not answer di question insteada jus neggin man kmfrbt

Martinez is a wetback c*nt, of course he'll never answer the question. They've been dodging questions for years, which is why half of LA smells of beans and rice.

[ag.]

     

 

oi martinez u cant let this nig e-violate u like that kmt

[Niall Ferguson]

     

 

oi martinez u cant let this nig e-violate u like that kmt

Every post you make + your avi = me lolling irl

[Mr. Martinez]

done know los frijoles con arroz

them deep breath under the covers doosage

eeee

[zoot]

Derbyshire, Dorset and Surrey police forces are said to be willing to turn a blind eye to those who grow cannabis, a Class B drug, for personal use – in order to focus on more serious crime.

The move follows a similar one by the Durham Constabulary, which announced last week it would only pursue people growing the drug if there was a specific complaint or their use was blatant.

While the government has not officially decriminalized the drug, forces appear to be becoming increasingly relaxed about its use and more inclined to warn offenders than charge them.

There may also be economic constraints, given the effects of austerity on UK police forces.

Kevin Hurley and Martyn Underhill, the chief constables for Surrey and Dorset, respectively, took similar positions, with Hurley telling the Daily Mail: “On the list of priorities, cannabis moves a long way down the chain.”

Steve Rolles, policy analyst for drug reform campaign group Transform, told the Telegraph: “There are other police authorities that are doing similar things but they are not shouting about it.”
He echoed the view that funding was driving the shift in policing methods.

“As police forces face increasing cuts they will have to make these decisions. I do not see this as an ideological position but a resource issue, directing their limited resources towards where they are needed,” he said.

Alongside the impact of austerity there is a growing movement not just to decriminalize the drug but to legalize it.

As of Sunday, a petition for the full legalization of marijuana in the UK had collected more than 130,000 signatures in just four days, which means lawmakers must now consider debating it in parliament or at least officially respond to the query.

The electronic petition calls for the legalization of the production, sale and use of cannabis and currently has close to 135,000 signatures since its launch on July 21.

“Legalizing cannabis could bring in £900 million ($1.396 billion) in taxes every year, save £400 million ($620 million) on policing cannabis and create over 10,000 new jobs,” says the appeal, which appears on the government’s petitions website.

The campaign also argues the drug is “safer than alcohol,” has been used by mankind for over 4,000 years, and was only outlawed in the UK in 1925.

[Thizz]

 

Derbyshire, Dorset and Surrey police forces are said to be willing to turn a blind eye to those who grow cannabis, a Class B drug, for personal use – in order to focus on more serious crime.

The move follows a similar one by the Durham Constabulary, which announced last week it would only pursue people growing the drug if there was a specific complaint or their use was blatant.

While the government has not officially decriminalized the drug, forces appear to be becoming increasingly relaxed about its use and more inclined to warn offenders than charge them.

There may also be economic constraints, given the effects of austerity on UK police forces.

Kevin Hurley and Martyn Underhill, the chief constables for Surrey and Dorset, respectively, took similar positions, with Hurley telling the Daily Mail: “On the list of priorities, cannabis moves a long way down the chain.”

Steve Rolles, policy analyst for drug reform campaign group Transform, told the Telegraph: “There are other police authorities that are doing similar things but they are not shouting about it.”

He echoed the view that funding was driving the shift in policing methods.

“As police forces face increasing cuts they will have to make these decisions. I do not see this as an ideological position but a resource issue, directing their limited resources towards where they are needed,” he said.

Alongside the impact of austerity there is a growing movement not just to decriminalize the drug but to legalize it.

As of Sunday, a petition for the full legalization of marijuana in the UK had collected more than 130,000 signatures in just four days, which means lawmakers must now consider debating it in parliament or at least officially respond to the query.

The electronic petition calls for the legalization of the production, sale and use of cannabis and currently has close to 135,000 signatures since its launch on July 21.

“Legalizing cannabis could bring in £900 million ($1.396 billion) in taxes every year, save £400 million ($620 million) on policing cannabis and create over 10,000 new jobs,” says the appeal, which appears on the government’s petitions website.

The campaign also argues the drug is “safer than alcohol,” has been used by mankind for over 4,000 years, and was only outlawed in the UK in 1925.

 

 

[ag.]

hopefully they roll it out on a nationwide scale by the end of the year

[The Infamous]

I'm going going back back to surrey surrey *big voice*

[ag.]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3176722/Derbyshire-Dorset-Surrey-police-forces-soft-cannabis.html

uno somethins wrong when ur agreeing with daily mail comments lol

[Elementalism]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3176722/Derbyshire-Dorset-Surrey-police-forces-soft-cannabis.html

uno somethins wrong when ur agreeing with daily mail comments lol

 

Bruv I'm telling you - DM readers aren't having a BAR with this cannabis stuff.

 

Seen a lot more commenters seeing through the bullshit recently.

 

Need an anti-DM commenter comment army to invade the board and upvote the good shit.

[zoot]

[curtis warren2]

My jail bruddas luv a bit of spice lol

Have no idea why anyone would smoke that shit

[The Infamous]

My jail bruddas luv a bit of spice lol

Have no idea why anyone would smoke that shit

lol trust

 

i thought i was gona die 

[Thizz]

My jail bruddas luv a bit of spice lol

Have no idea why anyone would smoke that shit

 

 

PM's doggy.

 

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Fuck smoking that shit.

[ONELOVE]

Titch was fucked...the way man was sweating and scratching ..could have a heart attack any day.

[ag.]

lol when i first smoked spice i just thought it would be like weed

stupid i know. my head was fucked all night. never smoked it since that night

 

some bummy pakistanis i know still bun spice mixed with their bud

[The Infamous]

trampy shit

 

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weed is cool but I'm starting to like them xannys

 

got me brutally honest 

[Thizz]

   

[Kuffir]

Be careful akh

[Pro]

if this shit is making you say weed is just cool

????

[The Infamous]

duno g

[The Infamous]

*plays bodiene brazy*

[Mr. Martinez]

What's xanax like?

So many people making dumb p pressing that shit.

This spice stuff is fucking horrible man. gross.

Hate that they call it synthesised marijuana. grr.

Could you fool someone to buy what they think is weed but instead it's spice?

like mythelone and mdma for example?

or is it quite easy to spot the difference?

[The Infamous]

its good for anxiety

 

i get angry very easily.. all that pent up anger

 

its kinda like drinking hard to describe