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<Ringworm>hehehe, it's all fun and games till someone loses an "I"
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Wow, not only is that bulletin called 'SPD BLOTTER' but this is also the first time I see an official government body use TL;DR, ever. And that vid is great of course.  *faith in humanity restored* Kind regards, The Traveler
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Well!!! it's a great start now lets hope the rest of the states follow..like florida for heaven's sake!!!  congrats for anyone there ... get your health on!! a few less drinking deaths like Martha says IT's A GOOD THING!!!  ODEN<3 BLOW"S HIS BATTLE HORN!!!! 
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lol, good stuff. Hard to believe it's an official government website. the times they are a changin'..  This is the time to really find out who you are and enjoy every moment you have. Take advantage of it.
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Quote:lol, good stuff. Hard to believe it's an official government website. Boss: "Hey you, stoner...it's your time" Stonercop: "ehhh.....?" Boss: "Write that article about weed, i don't want nothing to do with that crap..." Stonercop: "Can it wait?" Boss: "Whatever.." Stonercop ""Whatever..." you know you're reeeeeeeally funny guy " Boss: "GET TO WORK!" Stonercop: "Lets see what we go here..oh, gandalf! Yeah, lets add gandalf!!!"
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Ahh man reading stuff like is intoxicating
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The Traveler wrote:Wow, not only is that bulletin called 'SPD BLOTTER' but this is also the first time I see an official government body use TL;DR, ever. Trav - The writer, Jonah Spangenthal-Lee, used to write for Seattle's edgy weekly "The Stranger" as a crime reporter. He was hired by the police department just last March to help improve their communications. http://www.nytimes.com/2012/11/...ijuana-legalization.html
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And yes, I agree, reading stuff like this is completely intoxicating. I think it is fair to say that Seattle has one of the most liberal marijuana policies (for personal use) in the western world right now. It would be very, very hard to get in trouble for smoking or carrying less than an ounce (an ounce!!) of marijuana right now in Seattle. Almost impossible.
Public smoking is still illegal but extremely low priority - sharing a pipe on the sidewalk outside of music clubs at the set break has stopped being camouflaged in any way at all. (We banned all indoor smoking years ago). People are up and down the sidewalk lighting up and enjoying.
We still do not have a legal way to buy it (for non-medical purposes), but the truth is it's EVERYWHERE, and supposedly the legal distribution system will be set up within 12 months. We shall see...
Now if only I liked using the stuff! It's fine but not my favorite.
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