Quote from: JimboToronto on Today at 08:17:32 PM

Quote from: QuestionAuthority on Today at 06:44:55 PM

You really need to move to a place where herb is legal. It’s an awesome experience to walk into a store and choose to sample from a selection of some great Sativa, Indica or hybrid flowers. They sell handrolls at a shop near me that are nearly an 1/8th and only cost $20. I haven’t heard anyone talk about pinhead T in 40 years. You are old as fuck. LOL

Yep. I'm a child of the 1940s... old as fuck. My 44-year-old wife helps keep me young though.

I don't have to move to a place where herb is legal. We're heading back to Toronto in a week and a half. We only came to Mexico to escape winter but ended up extending our stay this year because of Covid-19. We figured we'd be safer in our remote jungle village than traveling through international airports to downtown in a big city. Now it's starting to reach our area and meanwhile the numbers are going down in Toronto. It's time to fly back up.

I don't generally use cannabis shops. Their quality is too low and their prices are too high for me. I'm spoiled. With over a half century's worth of connoisseur-grade connections, I get only the best. I still prefer Friesland Indica bud, greenhouse grown in The "Golden Triangle" south of Montreal, and Shirak-i-Mazar (jooshi garda) from Balkh northwest of Mazar i Sharif, Afghanistan. Yum. Can't get either at the legal shops.

It's nice to see decriminalization and outright legalization happening in so many places though. Now average people can get good, clean product for a reasonable price without having to deal with sketchy people. It took many years and many of us had to take ridiculous chances and put up with a lot of BS, but we finally won out. We won the War on ~~Drugs~~ Pot.

This is why I hold Bitcoin. When something is righteous, time is on your side.
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Edit:

I wouldn't mind winning the War on Drugs. Too many people die and have their lives screwed up by opioids, benzos, bad stimulants and other dangerous drugs.

The answer is not illegality and prosecution though. It is education, availability, quality control and social pressure. Take it out of the hands of the criminals.

Keep on truckin dude.