Legal Weed and Colorado Golf

[Randy Thompson]

Never mind.

C'mon Mike, I want to read your thoughts.  You can always go back in a couple days and erase it.

Okay Alex.  I posted that in my 54 years I've never tried the stuff.  Couldn't help but wonder if that's rare among treehouse members.  

Bogey

Bogey,

You are not alone.  I too have never tried the stuff, and never will. 

Many presidents have admitted to trying a puff or a joint in College! So I think itīs ok to say, I also tried twelve or thirteen pounds in my University years.

[Tom_Doak]

I have never mentioned it before, but I noticed on a couple of visits to Apache Stronghold [and I assume it happens at many other Indian-reservation properties as well] that drug laws were not enforced and that some people had caught on to the fact and chose their "vacation spot" accordingly.

And even with that advantage, the place still couldn't make it.

[Kirk Gill]

At one time I remember reading a law-enforcement profile of how drivers under the effects of various drugs would tend to drive. There were profiles of alcohol, marijuana, speed, etc.. The purpose was to be able to justify a traffic stop based on observing the relevant behaviors.

The profile for a driver under the effects of marijuana was "Obeys all traffic laws." Thought it was funny at the time.


As to the relevance of the new amendment and golf.........I'll have to wait and see on that one. Perhaps local rules that you get a free mulligan after taking a puff?

[Adam Clayman]

This is about 4 months old.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_cjLqDMqGI

[Will Lozier]

This is about 4 months old.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_cjLqDMqGI

The DEA has such a lame...I mean has no argument really for it's current classification of marijuana!  Pathetic attempt to avoid all questions!

Cheers