auction has started
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I think there is a little photo shoppery going on there, he would not have written the end of world economy as you know it.
The rest sounds plausible for him to say. I have his book about somewhere, I will try and find it.
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Got them to 
just waiting for them to arrive !!
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Yea, I’m watching your adventure on your new thread 
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Hope you’ll find something good in em!!!
It’s sad with all this corona shit… it takes so much time for the parcel to arrive 
but I have a small surprise in the sssdh preservation run I’m doing 
hope everyone will enjoy it !
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Here we go his female looks like yours and his male looks like mine
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Gov. Northam signs bill to decriminalize marijuana in Virginia
RICHMOND, Va. (WHSV) — On Thursday, Governor Ralph Northam officially signed Virginia’s biennial budget, as well as eight other bills from the General Assembly for which he had requested amendments in the General Assembly’s reconvened April 22 session.
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Among the bills formally signed was a bill to decriminalize marijuana in the commonwealth.
The governor had recommended that lawmakers amend HB 972 to extend Virginia’s study on the legalization of marijuana and not allow a trial by jury for the civil penalty of simple possession. But those proposed amendments were [rejected by the General Assembly in their socially distanced April session.
So the law that will go into effect is the one originally passed, which scraps criminal charges for simple possession of marijuana and creates a $25 civil penalty. It also creates a work group to study the impact of legalization of marijuana and eventually release a report on the matter – though that study will be shorter than Northam wanted.
Lawmakers this year killed bills that could have legalized the drug, opting for decriminalization as a slower step forward.
Supporters have argued the measure is needed, in part, because African Americans are disproportionately charged with drug crimes.
“Decriminalization is an incredibly important first step, and one that many thought we may never see in Virginia, but we cannot stop until we have legal and regulated adult use,” Attorney General Mark Herring Herring said in a statement earlier this year.
The new law, which takes effect July 1 despite the rejected amendments, reduces penalties for offenses involving the possession of up to one ounce of marijuana to a civil violation, which means no arrest and no criminal record.
Current laws set fines up to $500, with possible jail time, for an offense classified as a misdemeanor.
The decriminalization bill got bipartisan support in both the House of Delegates and the Senate. But some lawmakers had doubts.
“We see that other states have done varying degrees of changes in their marijuana policy, and I think in those states, we’ve seen varying degrees of success and unintended consequences and problems that have arisen," said Republican House Minority Leader Todd Gilbert.
One of our local sheriffs [told WHSV during the General Assembly’s initial session he thought the bill was “a horrible idea.”](https://www.whsv.com/content/news/Local-sheriff-says-bill-to-decriminalize-marijuana-is-a-horrible-idea.
According to data from the Virginia Criminal Sentencing Commission, more than 15,000 people were convicted for a first or second marijuana possession offense from July 2018 to June 2019.
"Virginians have long opposed the criminalization of personal marijuana possession, and Governor Northam’s signature turns that public opinion into public policy,” said NORML Development Director Jenn Michelle Pedini.
The new law also seals the criminal records of past marijuana offenders from employers and school administrators, and defines substances previously considered hashish as marijuana.
In addition to approving marijuana decriminalization, earlier this year, Gov. Northam also signed Senate Bill 1015, which states that no person may be arrested, prosecuted, or denied any right or privilege for participating in the state’s medical cannabis program.
That program is expected to be operational and dispensing cannabis products to authorized patients by mid-year. Northam also approved Senate Bill 976 expanding and improving the medical cannabis program, and suggested technical amendments which must be approved by the legislature before taking effect on July 1.
"As legislators became more comfortable with medical cannabis products, they recognized that patients and legal guardians of children and incapacitated adults need the protections of lawful possession instead of the affirmative defense. That is what SB 1015 provides — a statutory protection against prosecution, not merely an affirmative defense,” said Senator Dave Marsden (D-37).
Twenty-six states and the District of Columbia have either legalized or decriminalized the adult possession and use of marijuana.
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Excited to see how these turn out for you I got a couple of these beans
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@SamwellBB Alien Cookies F2 are sprouted and Spitting Cobra is sprouting as I speak, so Alien Cookies x Spitting Cobra will happen this year 
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Cobra Cookies
Spitting Aliens
Spit Cookies (gross)
Alien Cobras
Snake Cookies
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Alien Spit ??
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Sounds like a winner
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Breakfast time
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What type of snake is that do ya know
Well other than the tasty type obviously lol
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Crap! Where i come from if you see a snake that colour you step well back and try not to soil your pants. Looks similar to the King Brown. A guy had one in a shopping centre on display here and put his hand in for some reason and got bit. They called the ambulance straight away but he was on the floor in minutes vomiting and crapping his pants. Luckily the ambulance got there in time and gave him the anti venom or whatever they call it. So he did not die. The ambulance was there within 10 minutes and he only just survived.
Actually, if you see any snake where I come from you step back. Most of them are deadly here.
PS: actually recapping events as it was about 30 years ago, I think the Ambo picked him up and took him away and he was treated in hospital.
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