Weed

[DreamWeaver69]

There's a ton of redneck areas of Missouri tho.

[mocat]

amazed that 47% voted No in Missouri. i guess i live in an isolated gE Lib bubble

I am too because even the hillbilly magas are pro ganj

[Dugout DickStone]

I was always tld that the big dogs like Anheuser didn't want legalized weed and states like missouri were kind of stuck but now that is flipped.  Unless the big guys are already in the weed game, which makes sense

[MakeItRain]

That seems like a big number to me   Plus, if you add up every person who has someone with a medicinal card buy weed for them, I bet it's 4 or 5 times that, easily.

As of January of 2022, there were over 400,000 people in Oklahoma with a card.


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I was in OKC last month and we did a trip on the bricktown water taxi and I gotta say on that ride, there seemed to be a lot of Oklahomans with arthritis.

[MakeItRain]

So what’s effective date? Can I drive over and get some skunk this spring?

When Illinois started this Iowa State troopers and sheriff's officers in the quad cities literally parked their cars facing the dispensaries on their side of the border.

[DreamWeaver69]

I'm sure it will be like that at first, but then they won't give a crap overtime. It seems I fly home now from places like cali and colorado and accidentally find gummies in my suitcase after partying, forgetting they got there somehow. I figured that crap would get tagged in the airport somehow and I'd be on a "Most Wanted" list, but apparently not.

[OK_Cat]

That seems like a big number to me   Plus, if you add up every person who has someone with a medicinal card buy weed for them, I bet it's 4 or 5 times that, easily.

As of January of 2022, there were over 400,000 people in Oklahoma with a card.


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I was in OKC last month and we did a trip on the bricktown water taxi and I gotta say on that ride, there seemed to be a lot of Oklahomans with arthritis.

I don’t have one, but everybody that I know with a card said it’s laughably easy. It’s medicinal in name only.


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[wetwillie]

So what’s effective date? Can I drive over and get some skunk this spring?

When Illinois started this Iowa State troopers and sheriff's officers in the quad cities literally parked their cars facing the dispensaries on their side of the border.

Maybe I’ll start in March then

[Institutional Control]

So what’s effective date? Can I drive over and get some skunk this spring?

When Illinois started this Iowa State troopers and sheriff's officers in the quad cities literally parked their cars facing the dispensaries on their side of the border.

Maybe I’ll start in March then

Just don't go to the ones on the state line.  Drive to Lee's Summit, pick up some edibles and Whataburger.

[Dugout DickStone]

So what’s effective date? Can I drive over and get some skunk this spring?

When Illinois started this Iowa State troopers and sheriff's officers in the quad cities literally parked their cars facing the dispensaries on their side of the border.

Maybe I’ll start in March then

Just don't go to the ones on the state line.  Drive to Lee's Summit, pick up some edibles and Whataburger.

Yes this.  Those of us with property on state line would like to keep it nice

[star seed 7]

1) most are at least a few blocks into Missouri
2) no one is pulling over you old white dudes

[Spracne]

If anything, this is going to make traveling across State Line safer, as paranoid middle-aged men will be super alert to all requisite traffic laws in the area.

[mocat]

the only cops who would care are leawood cops, and they happen to have a very long border with kcmo. and there will absolutely be dispensaries on state line rd

[Gooch]

That seems like a big number to me   Plus, if you add up every person who has someone with a medicinal card buy weed for them, I bet it's 4 or 5 times that, easily.

As of January of 2022, there were over 400,000 people in Oklahoma with a card.


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I was in OKC last month and we did a trip on the bricktown water taxi and I gotta say on that ride, there seemed to be a lot of Oklahomans with arthritis.

I don’t have one, but everybody that I know with a card said it’s laughably easy. It’s medicinal in name only.


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Did they not go through with the firearms thing? I thought the governor slapped some ridiculous thing of if you got a card you couldn't own firearms?

[OK_Cat]

That seems like a big number to me   Plus, if you add up every person who has someone with a medicinal card buy weed for them, I bet it's 4 or 5 times that, easily.

As of January of 2022, there were over 400,000 people in Oklahoma with a card.


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I was in OKC last month and we did a trip on the bricktown water taxi and I gotta say on that ride, there seemed to be a lot of Oklahomans with arthritis.

I don’t have one, but everybody that I know with a card said it’s laughably easy. It’s medicinal in name only.


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Did they not go through with the firearms thing? I thought the governor slapped some ridiculous thing of if you got a card you couldn't own firearms?

I don’t think that was ever a thing, or it’s not enforced. I know a guy who is a huge gun nut and he has his card.

My wife has her card, but we’re anti-gun libtards so I dunno for sure


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[mocat]

sounds good babe i'm going to get some groceries, then go across the street to pick up some wine and prj's at the hyvee dispensaree on 75th & state line

[mocat]

i'm going to target for a new bath mat, do you need any edibles from the dispense next to tj maxx? their selection is trash but will be fine in a pinch

[star seed 7]

the only cops who would care are leawood cops, and they happen to have a very long border with kcmo. and there will absolutely be dispensaries on state line rd

It seems like a bad business decision to locate your business in a spot where your customers can break the law just pulling out of the parking lot.

[cfbandyman]

If anything, this is going to make traveling across State Line safer, as paranoid middle-aged men will be super alert to all requisite traffic laws in the area.

eff the amount of people patrolling the line down state line is going to be lollers for a bit

[mocat]

the only cops who would care are leawood cops, and they happen to have a very long border with kcmo. and there will absolutely be dispensaries on state line rd

It seems like a bad business decision to locate your business in a spot where your customers can break the law just pulling out of the parking lot.

you mean like serving alcohol to people who then drive home?

[star seed 7]

You can legally drive after drinking (to a point)

[mocat]

i'm zeroing in on the smoke shop next to goodyear at 103rd and state line. it's right next to a taco bell and also easy highway access for a fast getaway to joco

[star seed 7]

I suppose we also may have different definitions of "on state line"

[DreamWeaver69]

God, Missouri is going to be even smellier. 

[mocat]

I suppose we also may have different definitions of "on state line"

when i say on state line i mean on state line