[deleted]

Courthouse and Hull Street?

Anywhere in the Fan west of Meadow, anywhere in Church Hill. Lots of unregulated street parking available

A few years ago I overheard a guy on the phone with dispatch reporting that someone had stolen a gun from the glovebox in his soft top, plastic windows Jeep Wrangler at the JRPS Reedy Creek parking lot

Fuck 'em. As a Hanover resident and a a long time supporter of SafeSpace the school board can eat a dick.

If you are looking for delivery and are okay with the “grey area” market here, I have a couple that I regularly order from. And trust me..I’m SUPER cautious about stuff like that and have never had a problem with these small businesses.

This is the closest to me. But I'm asking for anyone who has tried it to give me their thoughts.

Get a motorcycle, take 211 from Sperryville to Luray.

My sermon to people considering these subscription fitness cults is that the program isn’t necessarily the secret sauce. Almost all of them deliver an intense workout. Results are primarily driven by consistency in practice from the participant. So, pick the one closest to home/with the most of your pals/the hottest instructors or whatever the thing is that makes you go back.

[deleted]

Your comment has been removed as it may place users or the community at risk of fines, arrest, harm, termination of employment, or other legal/criminal repercussions.

While you can mention dealers in generic details or a basic way of finding one (e.g., "search on [platform]), we cannot keep a comment up recommending a specific unauthorized source or service that can get someone in trouble. This policy will likely change when recreational retail sales are legal in Virginia.

Offering the sale, trade, or exchange of prohibited or illegal content in any manner is not allowed per Reddit's policy.

It's $25 for the consumer. It's much higher for the dealer/delivery person, with potential arrest, if they're caught by the police.

[removed]

I wondered the same, but as far as I can tell, medical marijuana is essentially considered the same as regular marijuana once it's purchased and taken out of the store.

IIRC, the "prescription" definition for medical marijuana was just a way to work it into the then-state regulated Board of Pharmacy portion of getting a license. Since the state subsequently dropped the requirement of a patient registering with the state to get a card from them, I don't think it'd be the same as giving someone your prescribed medication from a regular pharmacy.

Exactly, it’s one thing if you leave your car unlocked in your garage at home but just to leave it unlocked in public is utter stupidity.

Oh absolutely. Growing up, my brother and I came inside when the dinner bell rang. What is catching my attention about the podcast is that it’s not as simple as “kids don’t play outside anymore.” It’s recognizing that there are a huge number of factors outside of our control driving the obesity epidemic. It’s a disease and needs to be treated like any other childhood medical condition.

there really should be some better regulations for securing guns. we can't ban guns or stop people from buying them. but we can at least require them to use and store them properly. it could solve so many issues.

[removed]

[deleted]

All are welcome some exceptions applied

Gotta go grey market on Instagram/discord. It's not legal but that hasn't stopped the businesses from operating that way like they do in DC

I saw it from downtown right by Monroe park! It was great!

> So I can buy from a dealer

Not legally, no. The grey-market situation that exists in DC was specifically written out here in Virginia -- You can't buy stickers and receive gifts of bud. HOWEVER, that does not stop these types of delivery services from existing. I use one of these services and they've always been on point, but I imagine for every 1 good service there are 4 bad ones. Buyer beware.

Agreed, i love following her and all her native plant fiends.

[deleted]