Why the hell was the ownership of the diamond moved from the RMA (where it should be, it’s a regional amenity) to the city alone? Is it because of diamond district development and we didn’t want it going to the counties(where it shouldn’t be going anyway)?

So no more Hanover Vegetable Farm tomatoes for me. Got it.

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I've literally received obvious weed deliveries RIGHT in front of cops. When something like that is the case, "legal versus illegal" feels like a purely semantic argument, thus masturbatory nonsense.

Does Virginia have Homestead Exemption like FL does? That’s an absurd amount in one year for a increase.

Easier pill to swallow than the cost of the red paint on the street.

>tomorrow is octopus enjoyment day.

I KNOW I've seen this hentai before.

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Actually players in the minor leagues make really crappy wages, most need a second job to cover rent. The owners don’t pay the players and get the cities and states to cover all their costs. Fuck that noice and fuck MLB

Hmm, TIL. Thanks, that does make sense they would have a way to leverage assets without liquidating..and makes sense they would want to conceal it.

I mean just goto g leaf and get a med card at g leaf. The have to have a person on site there do to law changes. Or just learn to grow your own it’s better than most of the stuff in the dispo

MLB and the Squirrels can suck it.

Get a medical card, it’s $100 for a year and super easy to get. DC also has a $30 for $30 days law they just passed for visitors outside of the state to buy: https://mjbizdaily.com/dc-visitors-may-buy-medical-marijuana-without-out-of-state-registrations/

It’s also not a legal or regulated market. There’s a loophole which means it’s not going away.

Operators won’t get busted like the owner of Happy Trees in DC for running the same scheme.

Lots of what operators are doing in Va isn’t legal (like selling seeds which Happy Trees started doing at their store front recently).

Unless you want to buy at a dispensary in DC.

Are you smarter than an RVA Mod? Dunno, because they never post their scores on the Slate News Quiz.

But you're not entirely correct, unless DC has closed that loophole. Is it shady and grey? Yes. Is it illegal? No.

https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/dc-council-votes-against-closing-marijuana-gifting-loophole/3017516/

https://cannadelics.com/2023/02/09/the-washington-dc-loophole-for-a-regulated-weed-market/

I always use "coriander" to indicate the seeds and "cilantro" to indicate the leaf. I like them both

Among pastafarians, yesterday was vaccine day, today is beard day, and tomorrow is octopus enjoyment day.

Ahh, coriander AKA cilantro! To eimenit tastes wonderful and to others it tastes like soap. To those people, I recommend trying "culantro" if you can find it. It's milder and doesn't have the detergent taste.

And I find it odd that tortilla chip day and hate coriander day are the same day seeing as coriander is a staple ingredient in salsas, which go on tortilla chips. Oh well.

I love this sub, give an honest and correct answer and get downvoted.

Everyone is so hurt by the idea that selling Cannabis in DC is illegal. Even the “gifting” shops aren’t legal. Why do you think they move around and change names? Because they’re legally operating businesses?

Stoners are such easy suckers.

NYC didn’t have any legal stores either until a few weeks ago. That doesn’t mean you couldn’t buy it.

I mean I didn’t but I’m sure your self-righteousness makes you feel good

I should also add that nothing in the enws reporting says anything about the doctors "confirming" the heimlich was done correctly all that has been reported is that the resource officer rendered aid - where did you get this information?

If by straight gifting you mean Person X gifts Person Y less than 1 ounce and Person X receives absolutely nothing in return, that is legal so long as it occurs on private property.

I took my kids down to see the purple martins years ago it was pretty amazing!

I dunno. Maybe because people don't know the expression "fish or cut bait" means "stop dilly-dallying and make a decision"? I wasn't taking a stand for or against funding a new stadium or supporting baseball in Richmond. I would just like the city to decide one way or the other and do something. At this point the $3.5 million is wasted money that could have been better spent on a new stadium if the city wanted to make professional baseball in Richmond a priority, or conversely, on schools or other civic needs.

I don't particularly care which way the city goes. Baseball is fine and I enjoy it. Schools have critical needs and teachers should be better paid. I just hate wasting limited funds because they can't make up their minds.