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Een paar fotos die ik laatst heb gemaakt en met wat tonecurving,mirroring en kleuraanpassingen heb bewerkt. Stoned made , de wietsoort was Amnesia Haze Through the eyes of the Salvia consumer: Greets Nw

Het is ook altijd wat met die Ivo, zoveel goede voorstellen van anderen maar meneer moet zijn zin doordrijven, zegt simpelweg ''blowen is nu eenmaal ongezond, punt'' en eindigt hiermee zelfs discussies. Vind een Wietpas uit waar de grootse ellende van kwam in het jaar dat hij de pas presenteerde. komt met een voorstel wiet boven 15% te verbieden, leid mensen af in belangrijke drugsdebatten met duh, huh en uh, en nu ook al een wietforum willen verbieden zonder ook maar minder dan 10 uh's ipv 85?? What's next, Dit nummer zegt meer dan woorden.

Ja het moet maar eens afgelopen zijn met die criminelen, en dan bedoel ik niet degene waar het over word gezegd........ Ministers liegen ook al niet zei deze man maar toch bl;ijkt achteraf dat ze het wel soms doen.

Ik vind het maar een nare man die er naar mijn idee een soort van op kickt om de mensen de zenuwen aan te jagen keer op keer op keer op...... Hij is denk ik niet de enigste, de hele politiek is vergeven van zulke figuren heb ik het idee. Uiteraard is dit een persoonlijke bedenkwijze, ik heb het niet van hun zelf horen zeggen. Even een ander onderwerp hoewel ik zelf denk dat het er wel mee te maken heeft, hier een test om te zien of iemand psychopatisch aangelegd is: http://psychopaten.forum-xl.nl/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=54 En deze test is in het algemeen, ik wijs nu niemand aan en wie er meer over wil weten google is your ''friend''

In Rotterdam is die ellendige wietpas nooit van toepassing geweest en zal zoals voorspeld er ook nooit komen. Jullie zijn altijd welkom geweest en nog steeds, no problemo

http://bigstory.ap.org/article/apnewsbreak...nge-us-pot-laws SEATTLE (AP) — An effort is building in Congress to change U.S. marijuana laws, including moves to legalize the industrial production of hemp and establish a hefty federal pot tax. While passage this year could be a longshot, lawmakers from both parties have been quietly working on several bills, the first of which Democratic Reps. Earl Blumenauer of Oregon and Jared Polis of Colorado plan to introduce Tuesday, Blumenauer told The Associated Press. Polis' measure would regulate marijuana the way the federal government handles alcohol: In states that legalize pot, growers would have to obtain a federal permit. Oversight of marijuana would be removed from the Drug Enforcement Administration and given to the newly renamed Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Marijuana and Firearms, and it would remain illegal to bring marijuana from a state where it's legal to one where it isn't. The bill is based on a legalization measure previously pushed by former Reps. Barney Frank of Massachusetts and Ron Paul of Texas. Blumenauer's bill would create a federal marijuana excise tax of 50 percent on the "first sale" of marijuana — typically, from a grower to a processor or retailer. It also would tax pot producers or importers $1,000 annually and other marijuana businesses $500. His office said Monday it doesn't yet have an estimate of how much the taxes might bring in. But a policy paper Blumenauer and Polis are releasing this week suggests, based on admittedly vague estimates, that a federal tax of $50 per ounce could raise $20 billion a year. They call for directing the money to law enforcement, substance abuse treatment and the national debt. Last fall's votes in Colorado and Washington state to legalize recreational marijuana should push Congress to end the 75-year federal pot prohibition, Blumenauer said. Washington state officials have estimated that its legal marijuana market could bring in about half a billion dollars a year in state taxes. "You folks in Washington and my friends in Colorado really upset the apple cart," Blumenauer said. "We're still arresting two-thirds of a million people for use of a substance that a majority feel should be legal. ... It's past time for us to step in and try to sort this stuff out." Advocates who are working with the lawmakers acknowledge it could take years for any changes to get through Congress, but they're encouraged by recent developments. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell last week came out in support of efforts to legalize hemp in his home state of Kentucky, and U.S. Rep. Dana Rohrabacher, R-Calif., is expected to introduce legislation allowing states to set their own policy on marijuana. Senate Judiciary Chairman Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., has indicated he plans to hold a hearing on the conflict between state and federal marijuana laws and has urged an end to federal "mandatory minimum" sentences that lead to long prison stints for drug crimes. "We're seeing enormous political momentum to undo the drug war failings of the past 40 years," said Bill Piper, director of national affairs for the Drug Policy Alliance, who has been working with lawmakers on marijuana-related bills. "For the first time, the wind is behind our back." The Justice Department hasn't said how it plans to respond to the votes in Washington and Colorado. It could sue to block the states from issuing licenses to marijuana growers, processors and retail stores, on the grounds that doing so would conflict with federal drug law. Blumenauer and Polis' paper urges a number of changes, including altering tax codes to let marijuana dispensaries deduct business expenses on federal taxes, and making it easier for marijuana-related businesses to get bank accounts. Many operate on a cash basis because federally insured banks won't work with them, they noted. Blumenauer said he expects to introduce the tax-code legislation as well as a bill that would reschedule marijuana under the Controlled Substances Act, allowing states to enact medical marijuana laws without fear that federal authorities will continue raiding dispensaries or prosecuting providers. It makes no sense that marijuana is a Schedule I drug, in the same category as heroin and a more restrictive category than cocaine, Blumenauer said. The measures have little chance of passing, said Kevin Sabet, a former White House drug policy adviser. Sabet recently joined former Rhode Island Rep. Patrick Kennedy and former President George W. Bush speechwriter David Frum in forming a group called Project SAM — for "smart approaches to marijuana" — to counter the growing legalization movement. Sabet noted that previous federal legalization measures have always failed. "These are really extreme solutions to the marijuana problem we have in this country," Sabet said. "The marijuana problem we have is a problem of addiction among kids, and stigma of people who have a criminal record for marijuana crimes. "There are a lot more people in Congress who think that marijuana should be illegal but treated as a public health problem, than think it should be legal." Project SAM suggests people shouldn't get criminal records for small-time marijuana offenses, but instead could face probation or treatment. ___ Johnson can be reached at https://twitter.com/GeneAPseattle

Jong geleerd is oud gedaan: Paar jaartjes later: En tijd voor het serieuzere werk:

Een of andere orange bud mix van de countdown, de naam wist hij niet te vertellen maar qua smaak als een originele old skool orange bud maar iets fruitiger en goed wit. Een headbuzz van hier tot gunter plus inspiraties. Ondanks dat ik de naam niet weet kan ik wel vertellen dat het een wietje is die je zelden tegen komt in zulks schone en pure conditie. Ik ben er tevreden mee Nw

Rapidgator heeft mijn pdf files gedelete dus bij deze nieuwe links: Easy_Way_Spore_Syringe_Dutch_1.pdf -- 27k http://www.keepandshare.com/doc/edit.php?i...3&i=2435667 basis_Uitleg_Paddos2.pdf -- 776k http://www.keepandshare.com/doc/edit.php?i...4&i=2435667 From_Shroom_To_Syringe_1.pdf -- 32k http://www.keepandshare.com/doc/edit.php?i...5&i=2435667 Honey_Tek_1.pdf -- 51k http://www.keepandshare.com/doc/edit.php?i...6&i=2435667 Wild_Bird_Seed_The_Easy_Way_Method1.pdf -- 808k http://www.keepandshare.com/doc/edit.php?i...7&i=2435667 Greets, Nw

For those who like to chill out: Setlist: 01). Asura - La Chanson De Carla (0:00 - 4:20) 02). Koan - Odysseus under The Old Tree (4:20 - 13:20) 03). Vibrasphere - Mountain Lake (13:20 - 19:40) 04). Younger Brother - Happy Pills (19:40 - 28:15) 05). Solar Fields - Mirror's Edge Intro (28:15 - 33:40) 06). Puff Dragon - Chinese Radio (33:40 - 40:00) 07). Shpongle - Dorset Perseption (40:00 - 48:10) 08). Phuture Primitive - Kinetik (48:10 - 53:30) 09). Omnimotion - Ton Image (53:30 - 1:00:50) 10). Makyo - Soar Angelic (1:00:50 - 1:14:38)

Deze waaghalzen krijgen het voor elkaar menig mens klamme handen te bezorgen na het kijken van hun video"

Gelukkig wel, die kou is ook niet alles.

Nu 1 week later, gaat de tijd werkelijk sneller dan normaal? Nw

Klinkt goed, ik ben het nu aan het luisteren. Thnx! Nw