pyroboy4206

i wonder what it is like going to a place to get pot. i would feel so converse, or covert. dude i think they dont want people to have pot it is something that takes away money from scripst which we rely profits from. but idk, i dont live in anywhere where that its possible to get the stuff.. so are these locations pretty hood? or is it like a store or something, like a corner stoor or wallgreens? .. i wonder. WI dont have any here fantasy.. wonder what its like. people get robbed alot?
just asking anyone who knows..

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Sirburnsallot

Do you live in California? Going to the as you call it, "Pot Place," is like when your a kid in a candy store. They have all different types and cookies, brownies, candies with pot in them and also allot ofplaces have a bong to test your product. It is a great experience. You'll dig it. I assume you have a prescription? Take care bro.

pyroboy4206

actually i live in wi and i dont have a script. i am just wondering

ArminTanzarian

Hi, I am new here, actually, this is my first time posting anything here. I am very happy to be a part of this forum! I was reading the original question, and I decided to ask someone who might now. I am suffereing from spinal arthritis and some undefined neurological muscular disorder, and a friend suggested my trying marijuana to get relief from the chronic pain. I am currently taking morphine and two kinds of muscle relaxers as well as several types of sleeping pills and anti-depressants to counter these disorders. These pills have left me dull and listless. I am very interested in trying cannabis for my pain! I have never used it, and I have no clue where or how to begin. Should I buy some seeds and grow it myself? Is it that hard to do? I live in Pennsylvania. Nowhere near California, you know? My friend does not know where to get any pot, she was only making a suggestion. Please don't tell me I'm stuck where I am! OK, well, I hope to hear from you or anyone who may be abe help me out with this. I am very appreciative of any help, Thank you very much

sterbo

These so called "Pot Places" are Dispensaries or Co-ops legitimized by State Law so that people with adverse medical issues can purchase and use marihuana for the medicinal purposes that suit their condition.
The analogy to "candy store" could not be more inappropriate.

Dispensaries are a welcome relief to an enormous cross section of the population that otherwise would just have to suffer through their pain or otherwise suffer the unfortunate side effects of what the Government and it's Pharmaceutical counterpart choose to offer...

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