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View attachment InShot_20230522_194157607.mp4Those are fat joints! They are twice the size of the ones I roll. I always aim for .5 per j.
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View attachment InShot_20230522_194157607.mp4Those are fat joints! They are twice the size of the ones I roll. I always aim for .5 per j.
Up next, entitled vegans who sue over bbq.A D.C. judge has ruled that a man who smokes medical marijuana in his apartment must stop after a neighbor complained that the odor from his marijuana crept into her home and caused a nuisance.
Judge Ebony Scott ruled late Monday that while Josefa Ippolito-Shepherd could not prove she is entitled to damages, she successfully made the case that the smell is a private nuisance, and Scott ordered Thomas Cackett to stop smoking. Scott said that Cackett is licensed to buy marijuana but “he does not possess a license to disrupt the full use and enjoyment of one’s land.”
“Indeed, the public interest is best served by eliminating the smoking nuisance and the toxins that it deposits into the air, toxins that involuntary smokers have no choice but to inhale,” Scott wrote in her decision.
Cackett is banned from smoking at his address or within 25 feet of Ippolito-Shepherd’s address. The decision is believed to be the first of its kind and could open the door to additional legal action.
Ippolito-Shepherd told The Washington Post on Tuesday that she believed the decision was a win for people like her who have complained about the smell of marijuana since the drug has been allowed in most states in some form.
The 76-year-old argued during the trial in January that she has faced health problems including difficulty sleeping ever since she noticed the smell of marijuana, which is legal in the District, in her Cleveland Park home.
She said the owner of the adjoining home, Angella Farserotu, has allowed Cackett, who rents a ground-level, accessory apartment, to smoke without consequences. Farserotu and Cackett responded that they have no legal responsibility for Ippolito-Shepherd’s ailments……..
And that has unfortunately happened........Vegan VS BBQUp next, entitled vegans who sue over bbq.
this alsoAnd that has unfortunately happened........Vegan VS BBQ
She's lucky she didn't get arrested calling 911 for a non emergency.this also
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'Just the way I felt': Woman who called 911 over pink BBQ tells her side of the story
WRAL News on Friday spoke to the woman who ripped into a local barbecue restaurant for serving her pink meat.www.wral.com
Hello, what color would you like your meat today?this also
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RALEIGH, N.C. — WRAL News on Friday spoke to the woman who ripped into a local barbecue restaurant for serving her pink meat.
Annie Cooke said she has had barbecue at other restaurants, and it was never pink.
The issue started, she said, when she returned to Clyde Cooper's Barbeque to either have the restaurant cook the barbecue longer, serve her something else off the menu or give her a refund. Cooke said none of these things happened after she talked with the owner of the restaurant.
Cooke said she wrote the negative review because she felt the owner was being dismissive of her concerns, explaining, "That’s just the way I felt -- that’s the reason I called the cops, because I couldn’t get my money back or I couldn’t get a different plate."
Debbie Holt, owner of Clyde Cooper's Barbeque, said she did offer the customer a different meal, but Cooke refused. When that happened, Cooke was given one piece of chicken in a brown paper bag, and not the full chicken plate she expected.
Cooke told WRAL News on Friday she is considering filing a civil lawsuit...........
'Just the way I felt': Woman who called 911 over pink BBQ tells her side of the story
WRAL News on Friday spoke to the woman who ripped into a local barbecue restaurant for serving her pink meat.www.wral.com
I'm good with this. About time really.NBA Officially Signs Contract Removing Marijuana From Banned Substances List And Allowing Players To Invest In Cannabis Companies
The National Basketball Association (NBA) and its players union have officially signed a collective bargaining agreement that removes marijuana from the league’s banned substances list and lays out rules allowing players to invest in and promote cannabis brands—with certain exceptions. About two...www.marijuanamoment.net
Looking at you NFL...About time really.
I've never been to one, but I've heard most of the specialty shops will cater to what you're looking to go for.OK Potheads, I need advice!
Those are words I never once thought I would say.
Anyways, my wife and I have wanted to try marijuana for a long time but we’ve always felt we had to be completely sober at all times due to our son’s disabilities and mental illness. Lately we’ve been pretty stressed. He attacked my wife and is now in a psychiatric facility. Because he’s out of the house for a while, we’re looking to try something. I’m looking for an edible that is pretty weak in potency (because we’re new to this) and really meant for relaxing.
We really don’t know where to start so I thought I‘d check in with this thread to see what ideas y’all have. What should we be looking for? Are their brands or marijuana sub species we should keep an eye out for? The last think I want is my wife to be taking “el diablo“ and freaking out to the point we never try this again. If it helps enhance the ‘mood’ for married couples, then bonus..
Thoughts? Comments? We’re in the Denver area so we have access to any specialty shops that are around here. Thanks brothers and sisters.
The shops will have budtenders who can explain what you are purchasing.I've never been to one, but I've heard most of the specialty shops will cater to what you're looking to go for.