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I didn't want to hijack any of the other threads so I thought I'd ask my question here.

Is it legal to light up a joint in a bar while you are drinking a Coors?
How about lighting up while you are standing at a bus stop waiting for a bus?
 
You can't smoke anything in a public restaraunt. Other than that I don't know the particulars since I don't imbibe
 
No public consumption of pot is allowed in Colorado,just a bit stricter than the view on tobacco,but not by much.

Any chance of you getting some pictures of the once known criminals participating in their new found freedom?
 
It should be interesting to see how they handle it this year.They were out numbered and probably unprepared last time.Boulder managed to squelch it though.
 
Well I don't associate with those "types" ;-) But I'm one of those gawdawful tobacco puffers.I may be the last one in the state,bunch of health nuts around here which makes the pot thing so damn funny!

A few years back arjay, when I too was a puffer, I was in Durango, and I lit one up down town...People looked at me like they saw Godzila. Well Ok, I am sort of a old dinosaur!!!

But that is a crock...how the do gooders, can look down their noses, while they're going to be lighting up their joints..


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It is quite hysterical.I lived in the Boulder area for about 30 years and watched it change from a live and let live environment to a very expensive and very intolerant town,lots of lefties,lots of righties,too much money and very few natives.Kind of sad.
 
Meanwhile the western slope will just get dumber. Yes high school kids smoked it before, now it just gets more prevalent with the age group whose brain is still developing. Just like alcohol, there is a percentage to the population with the blood chemistry and addictive tendency who will find a way to lose a lot of their life to it.
 
You can't smoke anything in a public restaraunt. Other than that I don't know the particulars since I don't imbibe

But your username is Smoke? C'mon! :D
 
I don't smoke marijuana now, but I did years ago. Personally, I see no difference between it and alcohol, and smoking it wouldn't seem much different than smoking cigarettes.

I would like it to be legal for medical use in every state. For true medical conditions approved by doctors who don't use a "rubber stamp" for people only wanting a way to get it to get high.

Medical cannabis is in it's infantsy. Research labs are receiving a little more freedom than they had just a few short years ago.. and it's starting to reveal many new ways to help people in need.

If for no other reason, I would like to see it legal because of the way it's helped small kids like Charlotte Figi who has Dravet's Syndrome.
Families who say they have run out of pharmaceutical options have moved to Colorado to access the medicine that no other drugs have helped.

And yet most of what we hear is "the high".. I think we're missing the main reason for it to be legal!?
 
There are still issues to be worked out on enforcement, penalties, locations, etc. The majority of the retail outlets are in Denver city limits, municipalities can refuse to issue business licenses to retail vendors.

No "public" consumption but if you're sitting on your own front/back porch you're ok, no "pot clubs" are allowed either. The ski resorts are not allowing pot to be smoked on the slopes or in the hotel rooms.

There are requirements on packaging, it's is very heavily taxed and even the lead attorney for most of the dispensaries/outlets foolishly got arrested this past Sept. at a Rockies game when he lit up on a concourse (this was before the new law went into effect but still illegal). He then "lit" up the cops claiming he was a "big trophy" for them, idiot.

Now a new problem for the retailers is how provide their products in child resistant packaging (basically 20 out of 25 5 yr olds can't open the package according to ASTM guidelines).

As for the rally on 4/20, last year there was a shooting at the big gathering in Denver, no fatalities but a few wounded (including a dog), at the Univ. of Colo. in Boulder the campus was effectively shut down for the afternoon, no access unless you had a Uni i.d., the quad was taped off, University cops were everywhere and absolutely nothing happened-yay! My older son has a long time friend that was a sgt. there at the time, he commented on how it was the most quiet he'd ever seen the campus.

Yeah, the brain trust in our legislature sure handled this whole thing well-don't even get me started on the stupid new gun laws that went into effect this past July!!!!
 
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