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Um.

No.

make mental note: find way to mask or filter out smell so asshole neighbors don't call cops on you.

p.s. don't steal electricity, but don't run up big pg&e bill either....hm...generator? is this feasible? too loud? man, this indoor pot growing thing is complicated and tricky!

I almost believed you. It is easier to find in the 49 other states, after all.

I amazed the neighbors could smell anything over the prevailing aroma of Longview Fiber...

i'll miss it. considering the hell's angels bust at the border, it's going to be a dry summer.

@3 - WTF? If you can't find any buds around here, you aren't even trying.

@6:

Um, thanks for judging. Since you've already made up your mind, what's the point of trying to show you otherwise? Jeez.

@7 It's really not that big of a deal, is it? Yeah, I know that my personal experience isn't everyone's experience, but I've literally never heard anyone say that around here in years.

@7:

Nearly every Seattleite I've known in my 5+ years here says that every time the subject comes up. It's fine by me: I can't find it, so I don't use it. Same with the rest of 'em. Then, when we all travel to the other 49 states (oh, and DC!), we find it everywhere. My favorite: someone selling in a rural airport just past the security checkpoint. Too bad I was flying home to Seattle.

Er, that last comment should be "@8." I'm special.

At least they weren't growing on public land. Those fuckers are the worst.

"1 Million dollars" WTF ...
40 lbs street value at $40 per eight ounce is 200K - and assuming typical wholsale discounts, this isn't much more than 100K worth.
Which begs the question:
PI "Reporter" = press release regurgitator or do PI reporters pay way too much for their dope?