So, California is now an enlightened "Sanctuary State" w/legal recreational pot. Accordingly it has been reported that the song, presented on the link below, is making quite a come-back. This is true for former deportees, gathered on our Southern border, awaiting return as well as displaced pot smokers in Colorado and many, many others. So, without further ado, let's hear it.
Kid, First, Mr. AOW had this awful gastrointestinal flu -- December 31 for 12 intense hours, followed by extreme weakness. Then I started up with it on January 2.
It's a good thing that I'm -- more or less -- back on my feet. A bit of sweeping away of snow needed today before the temps drop like a rock and freeze us in.
"BTW, we have Mexican drug cartel activity here in the state. I thought legalizing pot was supposed to eliminate that?"
SPOT-ON!
The very thought that the Cartel, deeply entrenched and enjoying very lucrative returns, would simply dry-up and blow away with drug (pot) legalization is absurd on its face. Legalization has simply expanded the market, adding more confusion as to possession issues while the Cartel undercuts the price of taxable (legal) products. This while the "gateway" opens wider for their more potent products!
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So, California is now an enlightened "Sanctuary State" w/legal recreational pot. Accordingly it has been reported that the song, presented on the link below, is making quite a come-back. This is true for former deportees, gathered on our Southern border, awaiting return as well as displaced pot smokers in Colorado and many, many others. So, without further ado, let's hear it.
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Jon,
DeleteThe perfect theme song.
Hopefully th pot bums here in Colorado will drift on out to Cali since the weather is better there.
DeleteBTW, we have Mexican drug cartel activity here in the state. I thought legalizing pot was supposed to eliminate that?
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DeleteHow long did it take the black market to dry up following the repeal of prohibition?
DeleteFLU. Dang, hope it's not a bad one.
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DeleteFirst, Mr. AOW had this awful gastrointestinal flu -- December 31 for 12 intense hours, followed by extreme weakness. Then I started up with it on January 2.
Feel better soon..... its traveling around here, and not pretty.
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ReplyDeleteIt's a good thing that I'm -- more or less -- back on my feet. A bit of sweeping away of snow needed today before the temps drop like a rock and freeze us in.
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ReplyDelete"BTW, we have Mexican drug cartel activity here in the state. I thought legalizing pot was supposed to eliminate that?"
SPOT-ON!
The very thought that the Cartel, deeply entrenched and enjoying very lucrative returns, would simply dry-up and blow away with drug (pot) legalization is absurd on its face. Legalization has simply expanded the market, adding more confusion as to possession issues while the Cartel undercuts the price of taxable (legal) products. This while the "gateway" opens wider for their more potent products!