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thedarkestone

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    Slightly north of south.

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    Waterpipe (Bong)
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    Medicinal
  • Medicinal Use
    arthritis
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    Big Blue
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    "Hydroponic"

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    I grow in total DARKNESS!!!

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  1. Yeah, Black Books is another fave of mine. The very first episode is an absolute blast.
  2. My plan is to get really fat and store a whole heap of THC. Then, if I run out of my medicine I'll be set for a while. What do yous think?
  3. High mudrunner I would seriously consider growing your own. I'm a med user and have found that home grown medicine is by far the most effective. You can choose different strains to suit your needs and also you will be able to grow it cleanly. Something to think about.
  4. High I'm a NORML member and I've been in contact with them for a few months. I feel that it's not worth trying to start little organisations everywhere in Australia - nothing has been achieved trying to do this. Changing the laws needs a coordinated effort - and it needs to be credible. When certain politicians have raised the issue, they have been laughed at, and even worse, vilified for even suggesting that cannabis may not be as harmful as what is mainstream thinking. I'm not trying to advertise for NORML, I just feel that we need to tap into the international resources that are available. I don't think that Australian's realise just how huge and powerful NORML is as a lobby group - they are international and have a many years of experience working against prohibition. Although they are massive, they are made up of small, local chapters - and this is how they rely on being run. It is supposed to be a local movement - but is supported by big money that is centrally managed in the US. Starting a chapter is actually easy, but it demands commitment. Some of NORML's expectations of members can be hard to do in Australia, particularly because we don't have a bill of rights. However, as the contact at NORML stated, as soon as there is a chapter established in Australia (and that can be just at state level), then support will flow from the US. I don't know if people are aware of the changes that are happening in the US, but there is a strong chance that legal medicinal cannabis will become legal at a federal level, not just at state level. Once it is law in 50% of the states, then it becomes federal law. Around 13 states have passed laws and 7 are considering (this is just from Wikipedia so the number may be even more). This is huge - and it is what Australian's need to tap into. Can you imagine the credibility this gives to the move to end prohibition? Medicinal cannabis is the first step to ending prohibition. Yes, NORML are a bit slack, but they did inform me that they are extremely busy at the moment as the US membership has surged big time this year - due to Obama's election and the growing movement in the US. There is also a growing number of European countries (where NORML is active) that have/or are considering med use laws. Portugal is a good example of how decriminalisation hasn't 'ruined' the country as mainstream Australian society is led to believe that is will do if the laws were changed here. I think it would be an embarrassment to the Australian government if the med use laws changed in the US when our PM is stating that there are 'no medicinal benefits to using cannabis'. The NSW trials that were announced in 2003 by the Carr government never happened. Australia-wide, there is nothing happening - progress has not only stalled, but things have gone backwards. Med use and the science that backs it, is the way to ending prohibition because it demonstrates that it's not only safe (for recreational use), but can save people's lives too. That would also be the best way for tax-payer funded 'research institutes' like NCPIC and NCETA to be disbanded forever. Joining NORML isn't for everyone, but if you want to do something in Australia, consider joining the HEMP party. It doesn't cost anything to join. All they need is for people to 'own up' to being members when the membership is checked by the electoral commission. There is just too much fear in Australia. The laws are getting tighter and tighter - this trend can't be allowed to continue. These are my opinons - I'm not claiming to an authority, I just want people to consider a different perspective.
  5. I'll quit when I stop breathing. Maybe then, I'll do the survey. This sacred plant is the reason I can live with fucking shitty chronic pain. Until then...
  6. Hi Radic I was wondering if there are any membership fees to join the federal/national HEMP party? I've had a look at the membership form but there wasn't any info about fees. (Your post mentioned paying fees set by the Federal Council). Thanks for posting the info - my wife and I are keen to join and we're not afraid to let the AEC know. Belonging to a political party doesn't actually prove anything - just that you agree with and support the party's policies/views. This country really needs to change. Democracy doesn't actually exist here in practice.
  7. I used to love booze in a very big way. I loved all the different beers from around the world. I loved it a little too much and came close to becoming an alcoholic. Now, I have no desire to drink anymore - totally off it. I find alcohol ruins my cannabis experience and makes me feel like shit. Also, I'm way healthier these days and prefer life this way. Icy cold beer or an icy cold bong hit? I know what I'd prefer.
  8. I've also had this problem. I moved the plants away from the light and it seemed help.
  9. Double Strawberry Diesel by Rez is a great strain for day time medicine. Very clear head and an energetic buzz. Depends on how much you have but can also have heavy waves crashing through your head. This strain is great for pain and mood and also works well as a booster for other strains. A nice evening and night strain is Big Blue (BBxNL#5) by HGS. Has an euphoric effect with a heavy stone. Great for winding down, meditating and sleeping.
  10. In SA you can be put into gaol if you associate with certain people and all on secret evidence. Your lawyer may not even be told what you did wrong. Crazy laws are in place in this country too - even if our leaders don't wear military uniforms.
  11. The title really should be: Should the Dope Smoke?
  12. This looks like some promising rubbish.
  13. Double Strawberry Diesel by Reservoir Seeds- very, very medicinal.
  14. The Benefits of Marijuana - Physical, Psychological and Spiritual, Joan Bello This is about, well, the benefits of cannabis. An easy to read book.
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