Hey, Lazy American...Canada had an Election, eh.

Budley Doright · Oct 20, 2015

DigitalTorture said:
Christ man, I think even two plants would be good enough. As long as I can grow my own smoke. I'm just worried they are going to say that we can't because you might sell it.

Two plants would suck lol. I have a hard time with 6 lol. I tried to keep it under 5 but nope, not enough lol. I need to start new ones before the first are done so now I'm up to 12, then if I decide to clone I take 3-4 cuttings from each to pick the best of, now Im at 24

. Trust me I've run the numbers and Im thinking 35 would be just perfect lol. Or kick the girlfriend out, she smokes way to much of "my" weed. Thats her now coughing, sucking on the vape hose lol.

heckler73 · Oct 20, 2015

kelly4 said:
Never heard of him.

DigitalTorture · Oct 21, 2015

Budley Doright said:
Two plants would suck lol. I have a hard time with 6 lol. I tried to keep it under 5 but nope, not enough lol. I need to start new ones before the first are done so now I'm up to 12, then if I decide to clone I take 3-4 cuttings from each to pick the best of, now Im at 24 . Trust me I've run the numbers and Im thinking 35 would be just perfect lol. Or kick the girlfriend out, she smokes way to much of "my" weed. Thats her now coughing, sucking on the vape hose lol.

Well originally I said 10 flowering plants, and I think that would be a good starting point. You can't really put a limit on plants that are vegging cause like you said, there are stages of growth plus picking the good ones out. Especially if you are growing from seed.

Budley Doright · Oct 21, 2015

kelly4 said:
Never heard of him.

Our next Prime-minister perhaps.

DigitalTorture said:
Well originally I said 10 flowering plants, and I think that would be a good starting point. You can't really put a limit on plants that are vegging cause like you said, there are stages of growth plus picking the good ones out. Especially if you are growing from seed.

Yes that would work! Its the vegging and cloning that is the issue with small counts. We'll see! Others have said this election was not about legalization but in fact it was a major issue for me along with the ideal of running a deficit as long as its actually used properly and not squandered to make the rich richer. I hope, but am doubtful, this will be the case, I do believe out of all of them, Justin's hopes for a better country are true, and from the heart.

Padawanbater2 · Oct 21, 2015

Damn, Trudeau throwing down some knowledge about common sense marijuana policy reform. I couldn't imagine an American president having this conversation with a constituent.

GroErr · Oct 21, 2015

Padawanbater2 said:
Damn, Trudeau throwing down some knowledge about common sense marijuana policy reform. I couldn't imagine an American president having this conversation with a constituent.

He's well informed, has publicly admitted to puffing, generally straight up guy. Will be interesting to see if he gets corrupted by the politics or sticks to his platform and does some common sense shit for our cause. I believe he will work out something that can satisfy most, heard him talk about home grows with limits so he's aware that it's an issue for many, particularly medical grows.

Padawanbater2 · Oct 21, 2015

GroErr said:
He's well informed, has publicly admitted to puffing, generally straight up guy. Will be interesting to see if he gets corrupted by the politics or sticks to his platform and does some common sense shit for our cause. I believe he will work out something that can satisfy most, heard him talk about home grows with limits so he's aware that it's an issue for many, particularly medical grows.

What are a few of the most important issues for the average Canadian right now? How's Trudeau's stance on those issues?

GroErr · Oct 21, 2015

Padawanbater2 said:
What are a few of the most important issues for the average Canadian right now? How's Trudeau's stance on those issues?

Now that's a loaded question but in general not a lot different than the issues the US is discussing like employment, health care, state of the economy and the like. One of his big differences in dealing with the economy is he plans to spend more on infrastructure to create better jobs which will trickle throughout the economy, at the cost of potentially running a deficit. Outgoing government was all about balancing the budget, at almost all costs. We have a rapidly aging population which will tax our health care system and tax revenue, the Liberals are looking at some measures like immigration differently than the Conservatives did. Biggest difference between the Conservatives that went out Liberals/Trudeau is how they tackle issues and view things. MJ to Trudeau is a potential source of revenue and he concedes that the war on drugs thing is a waste of money and resources, the outgoing Conservatives were all about fear mongering, the evil weed, spending more money on jails and the war on drugs. Similar ideology differences between your Republicans (a la George Bush), and Democrats (Obama). Trudeau is Obama and Harper was Bush. imo this election was more about ousting the leader of the Conservatives - Harper than voting FOR the Liberals or even their policies/programs. Harper had taken this country in directions against the values of the majority of voters and we said enough is enough.

Padawanbater2 · Oct 21, 2015

GroErr said:
Now that's a loaded question but in general not a lot different than the issues the US is discussing like employment, health care, state of the economy and the like. One of his big differences in dealing with the economy is he plans to spend more on infrastructure to create better jobs which will trickle throughout the economy, at the cost of potentially running a deficit. Outgoing government was all about balancing the budget, at almost all costs. We have a rapidly aging population which will tax our health care system and tax revenue, the Liberals are looking at some measures like immigration differently than the Conservatives did. Biggest difference between the Conservatives that went out Liberals/Trudeau is how they tackle issues and view things. MJ to Trudeau is a potential source of revenue and he concedes that the war on drugs thing is a waste of money and resources, the outgoing Conservatives were all about fear mongering, the evil weed, spending more money on jails and the war on drugs. Similar ideology differences between your Republicans (a la George Bush), and Democrats (Obama). Trudeau is Obama and Harper was Bush. imo this election was more about ousting the leader of the Conservatives - Harper than voting FOR the Liberals or even their policies/programs. Harper had taken this country in directions against the values of the majority of voters and we said enough is enough.

Very good to hear. It'll be interesting to see how well his economic policy will play out.

GroErr · Oct 21, 2015

Padawanbater2 said:
Very good to hear. It'll be interesting to see how well his economic policy will play out.

Should be interesting to see longer term, hopefully enough trickle down into the economy and creating some full time/decent paying jobs. Our employment numbers look Ok on the surface, but when you dig deeper it's mainly part-time jobs replacing full-time jobs, not a good thing long term.

pnwmystery · Oct 21, 2015

I liked the video of Trudeau shaking hands on the subway.

heckler73 · Oct 21, 2015

That woman has a fucked perspective. She should have stopped her speech at the word "gateway."

DigitalTorture · Oct 21, 2015

heckler73 said:
That woman has a fucked perspective. She should have stopped her speech at the word "gateway."

No kidding. The whole gateway argument is flawed. With that style of thinking, both alcohol and tobacco could be considered "gateway" drugs. Possibly even caffeine. Honestly I believe that cannabis is way safer and less addictive than even aspirin. Thousands of years of use by humans pretty much proves that it's safe. Never heard of ONE SINGLE PERSON dying or even getting sick from cannabis. Don't know anyone who will suck dick just to get a joint either.

Budley Doright · Oct 21, 2015

Gateway drug was a headliner used to justify marijuana being bundled with all the other more harmful drugs. Its an easy number to manipulate. Yes lots of crack/heroin addicts smoked pot but they also drank milk, so milk is also a gateway drug if you follow the flawed logic lol. Lets hope this stupidity ends. She was an addiction councelor to boot right? Wow!!!!

torontoke · Oct 21, 2015

She was probably forced to watch reefer madness as a kid by parents that only had sex to reproduce and died early from holding in farts.
And some people are just ignorant either way it was great to see a leader actually try to educate.
Hopefully she understands and so do more n more people.

ttystikk · Oct 21, 2015

Budley Doright said:
Two plants would suck lol. I have a hard time with 6 lol. I tried to keep it under 5 but nope, not enough lol. I need to start new ones before the first are done so now I'm up to 12, then if I decide to clone I take 3-4 cuttings from each to pick the best of, now Im at 24 . Trust me I've run the numbers and Im thinking 35 would be just perfect lol. Or kick the girlfriend out, she smokes way to much of "my" weed. Thats her now coughing, sucking on the vape hose lol.

Oh, dear. You have it bad, don't you?

ttystikk · Oct 21, 2015

DigitalTorture said:
No kidding. The whole gateway argument is flawed. With that style of thinking, both alcohol and tobacco could be considered "gateway" drugs. Possibly even caffeine. Honestly I believe that cannabis is way safer and less addictive than even aspirin. Thousands of years of use by humans pretty much proves that it's safe. Never heard of ONE SINGLE PERSON dying or even getting sick from cannabis. Don't know anyone who will suck dick just to get a joint either.

You mean, other than my girlfriend? LOL

heckler73 · Oct 21, 2015

ttystikk said:
You mean, other than my girlfriend? LOL

She better not see that post...

What's her facebook page again? :mrgreen:

Budley Doright · Oct 22, 2015

ttystikk said:
Oh, dear. You have it bad, don't you?

Yes tty, I do! Its like feeding a stray cat (re the girl friend) and before you know it, there it is at the foot of your bed lol. At least my house is a bit tidier now lol. She's 15 years younger than me and doesnt know the meaning of a good nights sleep lol.

DigitalTorture · Oct 22, 2015

Budley Doright said:
Yes tty, I do! Its like feeding a stray cat (re the girl friend) and before you know it, there it is at the foot of your bed lol. At least my house is a bit tidier now lol. She's 15 years younger than me and doesnt know the meaning of a good nights sleep lol.

Don't worry, before you know it you will be hearing "we don't have to do it every night do we?" On a regular basis.

Hey, Lazy American...Canada had an Election, eh.

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