The difference 40 years makes

[Deleted member 149229]

40 years ago if I asked someone “Do you burn?” we both knew I was asking if they smoked weed. Today if I ask “Do you burn?” usually the first topic is how many cords of wood were used the past year then 2nd topic is what kind of saws do you run. Just an observation.

 

[Del_]

Well do you?

Do you punk?

I burn.

 

[Deleted member 149229]

You have to ask yourself one question, do you feel lucky today? Well, do ya?

 

[johnnyballs]

did he fire 6 shots, or only 5 ???...

 

[Patrick62]

Around here in colorado... asking if you burn is likely to bring a response of 420 as already mentioned.

 

[Deleted member 149229]

Around here in colorado... asking if you burn is likely to bring a response of 420 as already mentioned.

Not there here in PA. Yet.

 

[chucker]

? "I gotsta know" ?
…. lol

 

[mikey517]

"My idea of heaven, is to burn one with John Prine."

 

[James Miller]

Not there here in PA. Yet.

Just because it's not 1980 doesnt mean we don't burn in PA . I mean with more hard woods then we know what to do with why not.

 

[rarefish383]

I saw 3 or 4 Beach Boys concerts back in the 70's. A couple years ago, when they did their 50 year anniversary tour, I took my kids to see them. In the 70's the predominant smell was weed drifting across the field. When I took the kids, it was Deet. It looked like all the same people, just older. Instead of sitting on blankets, they were sitting on soccer mom chairs, and instead of waving around joints, they were spraying bug spray because of the skeeters.

 

[Mustang71]

If someone asked me if I burn I would say umm... burn what? Lol I burn a lot of things. I dont smoke weed though. I never enjoyed it that much as a kid but I do like my alcohol.

 

[Ryan A]

Not there here in PA. Yet.

Too conservative of a state. Won't happen anytime soon....

I don't partake in the activity, but see the potential revenue generated as a benefit to all of those in the commonwealth.

 

[Ryan A]

Just because it's not 1980 doesnt mean we don't burn in PA . I mean with more hard woods then we know what to do with why not.

Can't even buy beer and liquor in the same store. Could you imagine the strict regulations on cannibis? Old ways of thinking in PA die hard.

 

[James Miller]

Can't even buy beer and liquor in the same store. Could you imagine the strict regulations on cannibis? Old ways of thinking in PA die hard.

Most of what you'll see around here is cartridges for vaporizers and waxes from the shows in DC. I don't care for it as it's all so strong now it basically knocks you out if you don't use everyday.

 

[Ryan A]

I don't smoke, nor do I have an issue with anyone who does. I see great potential in an emerging industry that is flourishing in more liberal states across the U.S. Could you imagine the money generated if we legalized? Could get rid of the soda tax we have in Philadelphia that's KILLING small business (1.5cents for every 1.5 fl oz sold). Put tax money from cannibis into the state that will benefit all (schools, infrastructure, utilities, etc)

 

[Deleted member 149229]

I don't smoke, nor do I have an issue with anyone who does. I see great potential in an emerging industry that is flourishing in more liberal states across the U.S. Could you imagine the money generated if we legalized? Could get rid of the soda tax we have in Philadelphia that's KILLING small business (1.5cents for every 1.5 fl oz sold). Put tax money from cannibis into the state that will benefit all (schools, infrastructure, utilities, etc)

Get rid of the Libtards running Philly would be a great start.

 

[James Miller]

Get rid of the Libtards running Philly would be a great start.

Iv been told for years you have Pittsburgh and Philadelphia and then you have Pennsylvania. The two big cities should be different states all together.

 

[Ryan A]

Don't care much for political debate but the problems that big cities like Philadelphia/Pittsburgh are much more complex than the appointed party in office. You can find opioids just as easy In central PA in the middle of nowhere as you can in the city/suburbs. Red or blue, lots of issues that need attention regardless of party affiliation.

 

[Deleted member 149229]

Don't care much for political debate but the problems that big cities like Philadelphia/Pittsburgh are much more complex than the appointed party in office. You can find opioids just as easy In central PA in the middle of nowhere as you can in the city/suburbs. Red or blue, lots of issues that need attention regardless of party affiliation.

I was more referring to politicians so full of themselves that they feel taxing your soda, pop here in western PA, is their contribution to making life better. Let’s not address real issues.

 

[Ryan A]

Pittsburgh to the west, Philadelphia to the east, "Pennsyltucky" in between the two is what I've heard.

Regardless, proud Keystone citizen here. I will make it out to the western portion of the state one day. I'm something like 6 hours or so from Pittsburgh. Would be a nice drive on the PA turnpike for sure.