Border guards broke my back seat

[Norinradd]

Originally Posted by DSKIRROW

It's not legal in BC

Well the leader of canada declared it legalized when he was elected. And it will be fully legal this spring. So relax a little maybe?


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[Guru Woodman]

Originally Posted by MuseChaser

On a much lighter, unrelated note, I was returning to the US after spending a few enjoyable days in Kingston, ON a few weeks ago. My license plate makes a reference to the old Don Adams TV show, "Get Smart," ... he played "Agent 86." Get it.. 86? .. never mind..

In any case, the US border guard must have found it amusing; when we pulled up, he was singing the theme from the TV series! And smiling.. . those guys never smile! Told me he loved the show and the car, then asked where I lived, why I had been in Kingston, and told me to have a great day.. I was there MAYBE 10 seconds. Best experience ever.

Yes, I've had awful experiences at the border, both sides, over the years, but most have been just fine. This was the best.

You got lucky, although the Ivy Lea Bridge Crossing isn't too bad. So where did you go in Kingston? I live just north of K'town.

[Guru Woodman]

Originally Posted by Norinradd

Well the leader of canada declared it legalized when he was elected. And it will be fully legal this spring. So relax a little maybe?


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Leader of Canada lol. But like @DSKIRROW said, it's not legal (yet)

[new2subaru]

I don't believe Justin ever said it would be "legal" Not just yet.

I believe the term decriminalized was used as a stepping stone.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/mari...owns-1.3660258

[Guru Woodman]

And let's be honest, Justin can say whatever he wants during the elections, but that doesn't make it so. This is not North Korea, he has a parlement and other parties to deal with. His first step is trying to decriminalize it, which it it's not. It might be tolerated here and there, but can still get arrested.

[guybo]

You can never be too careful with comrades from the People's Republic of Canuckistan. They were looking for your stash of toques you were smuggling to America

[new2subaru]

Originally Posted by Guru Woodman

And let's be honest, Justin can say whatever he wants during the elections, but that doesn't make it so. This is not North Korea, he has a parlement and other parties to deal with. His first step is trying to decriminalize it, which it it's not. It might be tolerated here and there, but can still get arrested.

100% If people think legalization is coming in the spring they are mistaken.

[Cole]

Originally Posted by Norinradd

This shouldnt even matter, even it were. as cannabis is LEGAL in washington and bc. Yet they will still ban you from ever entering te united states if you admit to consuming marijuana once in your life.

That is grade a unjust BULLshit if you ask me.

Its LEGAL. Thats like banning someone for life because they have a pair of socks.


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Please show me the exception in the criminal code of Canada for BC in relation to marijuana possession/usage

[DSKIRROW]

Originally Posted by Norinradd

Well the leader of canada declared it legalized when he was elected. And it will be fully legal this spring. So relax a little maybe?


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I'll Definately be more relaxed when it is legal :p

[Norinradd]

Originally Posted by guybo

You can never be too careful with comrades from the People's Republic of Canuckistan. They were looking for your stash of toques you were smuggling to America

Funny as i had 3 touques in my car hahah


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[Norinradd]

Originally Posted by Guru Woodman

And let's be honest, Justin can say whatever he wants during the elections, but that doesn't make it so. This is not North Korea, he has a parlement and other parties to deal with. His first step is trying to decriminalize it, which it it's not. It might be tolerated here and there, but can still get arrested.

FUCK PARLIMENT


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[MuseChaser]

Originally Posted by Guru Woodman

You got lucky, although the Ivy Lea Bridge Crossing isn't too bad. So where did you go in Kingston? I live just north of K'town.

The usual haunts... Toucan/Kirkpatrick's, great food at Woodenhead's and Diane's (hadn't been to Diane's before... very friendy folks and the food was topnotch), Chez Piggy's, Pan Chancho for our departing breakfast and coffee (a little too "groovy" for me and kinda pricey, but it WAS very good), and we always end up at KBC at the end of each night for one last pint (Dragonsbreath) and a few tasty scotches. We were there the night that the Jays clinched one of the playoff series; I don't follow baseball, but it was sure fun being surround by folks that did! Walked through Tir Nan Og (or something like that) a few times, but there was never much happening there, although it's a neat place.

We used to include the Pilot House as a required stop when in Kingston, but the last two times we were were underwhelmed so we haven't been back.

YEARS ago there was a great Greek place.. Minos or something like that, maybe?.. that we loved, but it's been gone a while.

During the day we usually just walk around a lot... along the lake coast up to the yacht club and back, around the Queens campus, or all the way up Princess Street. Great little city, and I love the architecture; stone and cobblestone, carriage houses...

We used to go every year, but hadn't made it up in the last couple. Forgot how much we enjoy the place; we'll be back soon.

Anything we missed, as food and beer people? Not much into standard touristy stuff... no ghost walkin' tours for us... lol.... but any suggestions would be great!

Thanks..

Barry

Pardon the major hijack...