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shortyflow
Blue is true, Especially the buds.
Joined: 24 Apr 2008
Posts: 493
Location: next door
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 Posted: Tue Apr 29, 2008 11:38 pm Post subject: Plans for marketing? |
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| Barry, I had found you out on none other than YouTube. I was wondering however, even though you have been at NORML (GOD BLESS) rallies are there any plans to help other people that have no idea who you are and what you are capable of achieving, get familiarized or hell make some bucks off the dvd's. I mean i am from a farming town of about 200'00o an hour away from Cleveland. We have great pot, come October get ready. These are the little towns to get affiliated with. I mean if you were gonna take over the earth would you go after the whole whole thing at once or go through the back door. Are there any tours or anything i can be looking out for in the future to come? |
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socrateez
Cannabis Castaway
Joined: 01 Feb 2008
Posts: 820
Location: Furiously rubbing two sticks together!!
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| Posted: Wed Apr 30, 2008 11:35 am Post subject: |
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Interesting, appeal to the farmer families of America?
Ive oft suspected that large numbers of farmers grow on the side and consider themselves the modern day equivalent of Moonshiners. Hmmn. Real Grass Roots.  |
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shortyflow
Blue is true, Especially the buds.
Joined: 24 Apr 2008
Posts: 493
Location: next door
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| It is definattley in the farmers hands. In a Amish town around here. A framer was arrested for 702 pounds of marijuana. In another case 3 Amish (gang members) the paper said. were caught with jars upon boats of MDMA. I mean we are a very important town here. these are really the easiest ways is to get people like me,To spread the word even faster. Then have there prestige in the city to move it outwards. |
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socrateez
Cannabis Castaway
Joined: 01 Feb 2008
Posts: 820
Location: Furiously rubbing two sticks together!!
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Funny you should mention the Amish. In a small Midwest farming community I once lived in, there were lots of surrounding Amish and Mennonite type communities. I always heard lots of rumors about them growing dope.  |
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Brute4291
Mod-er-rater?
Joined: 01 Dec 2007
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| What else can they do besides drugs. No TV's, no video games, no lights. |
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shortyflow
Blue is true, Especially the buds.
Joined: 24 Apr 2008
Posts: 493
Location: next door
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| They actually live false lives. they come to the town and buy things they shouldn't, the young ones at least. that is the only way the government can make a buck off of them. legalize it. hell tax it. then they have to pay. why not it could happen. |
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Bongzilla
Stoned On The Mountain
Joined: 03 Oct 2007
Posts: 243
Location: Mountains in E Oregon
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| He he, funny you mention farmers... The only farmers around here paying bills and buying new equipment are the ones who have a few patches. The rest are struggling, same thing with some of the folks who work in the woods. I work everywhere and still struggle... but am contemplating. |
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socrateez
Cannabis Castaway
Joined: 01 Feb 2008
Posts: 820
Location: Furiously rubbing two sticks together!!
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| Bongzilla wrote: | | He he, funny you mention farmers... The only farmers around here paying bills and buying new equipment are the ones who have a few patches. The rest are struggling, same thing with some of the folks who work in the woods. I work everywhere and still struggle... but am contemplating. |
Where I lived in the Midwest, it was only big commercial farms who prospered. The average farmer was lucky if he got some form of subsidy or made a little on the side somehow.
Interestingly, quite a few farmers and Ranchers in any given county seemed to be able to afford various types of race vehicles. Mind you, were talking County's with the largest town being around pop. 1200! That being the County Seat! |
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