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Post by Deleted on Jan 9, 2018 18:41:14 GMT -5
I'm going to be moving in a year or two because of the Pot Smoking is now officially legal in my State and my brother and I are in an agreement to get out of here when the time is right. I hope to have a new place by 2019. I find that an odd reason to move. If you have a sensitive nose and get headaches from breathing that stuff; then I've a reason to move to another place. I've been getting headaches 3-4 times a month from that aroma of marijuana and its bothers me alot.
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Post by Icctrombone on Jan 9, 2018 18:56:14 GMT -5
I got a headache right now...
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Post by Confessor on Jan 9, 2018 21:56:55 GMT -5
I got a headache right now... Have a spliff! I kid, I kid.
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Post by Confessor on Jan 9, 2018 22:03:08 GMT -5
I'm going to be moving in a year or two because of the Pot Smoking is now officially legal in my State and my brother and I are in an agreement to get out of here when the time is right. I hope to have a new place by 2019. I'm puzzled by this. Just because it's legalised in your State it doesn't mean that you'll be accosted by clouds of marijuana smoke everywhere you go. Of course, I'm not fully up on your State's laws or anything (I don't even know which State you're in), but I bet that existing anti-smoking laws will protect you from most exposure to pot smoke on a day to day basis...you know, in malls, in shops, in restaurants etc. It will surely only be a problem for you if you happen to live near a smoking or selling establishment?
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Post by Deleted on Jan 9, 2018 23:12:59 GMT -5
I'm going to be moving in a year or two because of the Pot Smoking is now officially legal in my State and my brother and I are in an agreement to get out of here when the time is right. I hope to have a new place by 2019. I'm puzzled by this. Just because it's legalised in your State it doesn't mean that you'll be accosted by clouds of marijuana smoke everywhere you go. Of course, I'm not fully up on your State's laws or anything (I don't even know which State you're in), but I bet that existing anti-smoking laws will protect you from most exposure to pot smoke on a day to day basis...you know, in malls, in shops, in restaurants etc. It will surely only be a problem for you if you happen to live near a smoking or selling establishment? and further, just because it is illegal in a state doesn't mean your neighbor is not lighting up filling the area with pot smoke and aroma. -M
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Post by hondobrode on Jan 9, 2018 23:39:05 GMT -5
I find that an odd reason to move. If you have a sensitive nose and get headaches from breathing that stuff; then I've a reason to move to another place. I've been getting headaches 3-4 times a month from that aroma of marijuana and its bothers me alot. Where would you move to ?
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Post by Deleted on Jan 10, 2018 0:51:13 GMT -5
I'm going to be moving in a year or two because of the Pot Smoking is now officially legal in my State and my brother and I are in an agreement to get out of here when the time is right. I hope to have a new place by 2019. I'm puzzled by this. Just because it's legalised in your State it doesn't mean that you'll be accosted by clouds of marijuana smoke everywhere you go. Of course, I'm not fully up on your State's laws or anything (I don't even know which State you're in), but I bet that existing anti-smoking laws will protect you from most exposure to pot smoke on a day to day basis...you know, in malls, in shops, in restaurants etc. It will surely only be a problem for you if you happen to live near a smoking or selling establishment? It's bothers me because I'm getting headaches and now this lady down below me is using medical marijuana to help her ailments that bothering her. I'm getting these headaches about 2-3 times a week and drinking lots of water that seems to do the trick along with one Advil. I'm seeing a Doctor of what options that I can do to reduce my headaches and I'm seeing her this Thursday AM. I'm going to talk to my brother this Saturday to talk about moving and because of the medical problems of my neighbor below. I'm going to have a hard time selling it and may have to force the Condo Board to buy it for me and let they decide what to do with it. It's a complicated issue here and I don't know what to do until my Brother and I discuss it together this Saturday.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 10, 2018 0:52:24 GMT -5
I'm puzzled by this. Just because it's legalised in your State it doesn't mean that you'll be accosted by clouds of marijuana smoke everywhere you go. Of course, I'm not fully up on your State's laws or anything (I don't even know which State you're in), but I bet that existing anti-smoking laws will protect you from most exposure to pot smoke on a day to day basis...you know, in malls, in shops, in restaurants etc. It will surely only be a problem for you if you happen to live near a smoking or selling establishment? and further, just because it is illegal in a state doesn't mean your neighbor is not lighting up filling the area with pot smoke and aroma. -M Not illegal in my State of Washington if the tenant is using for medical reasons.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 10, 2018 0:53:17 GMT -5
If you have a sensitive nose and get headaches from breathing that stuff; then I've a reason to move to another place. I've been getting headaches 3-4 times a month from that aroma of marijuana and its bothers me alot. Where would you move to ? I don't know yet and that's something that my Brother and I have to work this out together.
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Post by Icctrombone on Jan 10, 2018 6:47:03 GMT -5
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Post by The Captain on Jan 10, 2018 8:20:59 GMT -5
It also depends what is in the individual actors' and actresses' contracts. If Wahlberg's contract called for him to get X and Williams' contract called for her to get Y for reshoots, then she should be pissed at whomever negotiated her deal.
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Post by impulse on Jan 10, 2018 13:19:44 GMT -5
It also depends what is in the individual actors' and actresses' contracts. If Wahlberg's contract called for him to get X and Williams' contract called for her to get Y for reshoots, then she should be pissed at whomever negotiated her deal. Part of the problem is it would have been inconceivable for nearly any female actress to ask for and realistically expect to receive X, or at least that's how I understand it. I am not super in the loop on the business practices and mentalities of the fine, upstanding members of the Hollywood community, what with all the news of their upstanding moral character recently.
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Post by badwolf on Jan 10, 2018 13:59:38 GMT -5
I'm going to be moving in a year or two because of the Pot Smoking is now officially legal in my State and my brother and I are in an agreement to get out of here when the time is right. I hope to have a new place by 2019. I don't blame you. It really is the worst smell. Good luck.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 10, 2018 14:39:36 GMT -5
and further, just because it is illegal in a state doesn't mean your neighbor is not lighting up filling the area with pot smoke and aroma. -M Not illegal in my State of Washington if the tenant is using for medical reasons. The point is, you could spend all the money and go through all the hassle to move somewhere it si illegal, and still have a neighbor who smokes filling the area withthe aroma of pot. Just because it is illegal doesn't mean people won't do it near you, and you may end up going through all of that for nothing. -M
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Post by The Captain on Jan 10, 2018 15:26:04 GMT -5
It also depends what is in the individual actors' and actresses' contracts. If Wahlberg's contract called for him to get X and Williams' contract called for her to get Y for reshoots, then she should be pissed at whomever negotiated her deal. Part of the problem is it would have been inconceivable for nearly any female actress to ask for and realistically expect to receive X, or at least that's how I understand it. I am not super in the loop on the business practices and mentalities of the fine, upstanding members of the Hollywood community, what with all the news of their upstanding moral character recently. That's a fair point, and it may also be that Michelle Williams, while a good actress, just isn't Mark Wahlberg. He opens movies, he gets his name above the movie title on the marquee and poster, and he is in more demand to do movies than she is, so maybe his agent hedged his contract in case of needed reshoots for the inconvenience to Wahlberg to postpone or pass up another project.
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