Green "Avalanche" In Vermont???

[Medicine Man]

It's lookin' like Vermont COULD be the first Northeastern-state, outta-the-gate!!!!

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Poised To Make A Fortune??
January 16, 2015

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"Vermont could reap hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue if it were to legalize marijuana, but only if other nearby states don't also jump on the bandwagon, according to a study released Friday.

The study comes as states across the country increasingly explore the potential budget boost from taxing an underground industry, even while the nascent legal pot business in Colorado and Washington experiences some growing pains.

In Vermont, the Rand Corporation found that revenues from marijuana consumers could, in theory, generate between $20 million and $75 million a year for the state.

The larger figure could be reached through what the report calls "marijuana tourism and illicit exports." It also found that nearly 40 times as many current marijuana consumers live within 200 miles of Vermont than live in the state."

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[Jimmy Higgins]

I feel like I'm on a 1995 web page.

 

[Trausti]

This is just painfull.

 

[Medicine Man]

I feel like I'm on a 1995 web page.​

There's a lot o' that goin' around......


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[Horatio Parker]

I dunno. Feels nostalgic, like a time warp.

 

[Medicine Man]

I dunno. Feels nostalgic, like a time warp.​

That'd be a little-closer to '77.


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[arkirk]

If there's really that much money in it, maybe they could have their single payer healthcare plan afterall.

 

[Medicine Man]

If there's really that much money in it, maybe they could have their single payer healthcare plan afterall.​

That's what California does??​

Colorado: $60M; Taxes & Fees - 2014
January 11th, 2015​

 

[Warpoet]

(Animated version)

 

[Testy Calibrate]

Lotsa unnecessary hate itt.

 

[thebeave]

I like the large, bolded multicolor (and even sometimes underlined) text. Cosmic, man! It always makes me think that the message is not only really important, but also true!

 

[fast]

It's easy to negotiate contract terms with people who are high. Ask a question and have them sign. Don't like their response, ask the very same question again with an inflection in the voice, and there ya go! Easy peasey.

 

[Medicine Man]

I like the large, bolded multicolor (and even sometimes underlined) text. Cosmic, man! It always makes me think that the message is not only really important, but also true!

You know of some other way to get the attention of the hypertext-challenged folks??​

 

[Medicine Man]

It's easy to negotiate contract terms with people who are high. Ask a question and have them sign. Don't like their response, ask the very same question again with an inflection in the voice, and there ya go! Easy peasey.

Ah, yes....the ol' Red-State Rip-Off....taking-advantage o' those Oxy-fans, who've just (recently) learned to wear shoes, full-time!!​

 

[fast]

It's easy to negotiate contract terms with people who are high. Ask a question and have them sign. Don't like their response, ask the very same question again with an inflection in the voice, and there ya go! Easy peasey.

Ah, yes....the ol' Red-State Rip-Off....taking-advantage o' those Oxy-fans, who've just (recently) learned to wear shoes, full-time!!​

I'm not advocating immoral behavior. I'm informing this small group of the unforeseen dangers of entering into contractual agreements while high. Have you used color to articulate your messages lately?

 

[KeepTalking]

Ah, yes....the ol' Red-State Rip-Off....taking-advantage o' those Oxy-fans, who've just (recently) learned to wear shoes, full-time!!​

I'm not advocating immoral behavior. I'm informing this small group of the unforeseen dangers of entering into contractual agreements while high. Have you used color to articulate your messages lately?

Not only that, but you can really pull one over on a drunk guy during contract negotiation. Perhaps we should reinstate alcohol prohibition to remedy that situation...

 

[fast]

I'm not advocating immoral behavior. I'm informing this small group of the unforeseen dangers of entering into contractual agreements while high. Have you used color to articulate your messages lately?

Not only that, but you can really pull one over on a drunk guy during contract negotiation. Perhaps we should reinstate alcohol prohibition to remedy that situation...

People can refrain from drinking long enough to take care of their business.

 

[KeepTalking]

Not only that, but you can really pull one over on a drunk guy during contract negotiation. Perhaps we should reinstate alcohol prohibition to remedy that situation...

People can refrain from drinking long enough to take care of their business.

Then the same applies to the pot smoker, now doesn't it?

 

[fast]

People can refrain from drinking long enough to take care of their business.

Then the same applies to the pot smoker, now doesn't it?

I'm not sure.

 

[Keith&Co.]

Not only that, but you can really pull one over on a drunk guy during contract negotiation. Perhaps we should reinstate alcohol prohibition to remedy that situation...

People can refrain from drinking long enough to take care of their business.

Half of my family won't do business with someone who won't drink with them. 'In Vino Veritas,' so anyone who refrains is trying to hide something.
The other half of my family is Mormon, who wouldn't drink even if the only other option was Obamacare.

Fun reunions, man.
"You know, you don't have to take that first drink of the day."
"You know, you don't have to be an asshole!"
....Fun times....