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Thinking about smoking again (update on my life) (question)

Discussion in 'Beginner Cannabis Consumption & Tips' started by PriMo XVII, Sep 10, 2012.

  1. #1 PriMo XVII, Sep 10, 2012
    Alright, so I haven't smoked since December 25, 2011. Before that I hadn't smoked since April 2011, the only reason I picked up smoking back in november was because my Crohn's Disease flared up and I needed it. Before all that I was smoking on and off for 2 years. Anywhere from daily to occasionalyl, to smoking with friends to smoking by myself.

    IDK if you guys remember me, Some of you might remember that thread (good read): http://forum.grasscity.com/medical-...tions/943533-crohns-disease.html#post12811984

    Anyways, I decided I was going to be a pilot. I actually already planned on being a pilot around may 2011 but I hadn't been able to go to flight school yet. I took this semester off (planning on this entire year) to go through flight school ($60,000). I went and had my medical exam about 2 weeks ago and the doctor was saying Crohn's was an issue and the FAA needs to get all my files, review my case, and get back to me. Even then, it might not be a good idea because it could get worse, and airlines wouldn't hire me or whatever.

    So now I'm still deciding on if I'm going to try to do it or not. I love flying, and I know I can do it. It will pay well and will be fun as hell, but Crohn's is the issue.

    So if I don't do that I was thinking about taking up smoking again, since the only thing that was stopping me was knowing that I was going to be a pilot. So I have a few questions:

    -I haven't kept up with MJ News. Anything on Texas getting MMJ or any updates or steps foward or anything?

    -I just recently moved back in with my parents. Where/how should I stash my shit (get really creative)? And where should I smoke? (car is not an option)

    -can't think of another question but god damn I miss weed
     
  2. #2 ddog7x, Sep 10, 2012
    Beto O'Rourke was elected to Texas senate in may 2012, he is/was pro legalization, i don't know if he actually tried to do anything. also paul ryan has advocated letting states decide on medicinal marijuana (very recently) so if romney wins there is a slight chance of federally recognized medicinal marijuana.

    hide your shit in a sweatshirt or something similar in your closet, weed should go in an airtight glass jar. you don't have to smoke in your car, but you can "go out to walmart" or whatever and just park somewhere secluded and smoke.
     
  3. #3 PriMo XVII, Sep 10, 2012
    True. I don't even really remember what I used to do. Although I guess I never had my own stash when I lived at home, since I've lived on my own for the past two years.

    I live in a really rich, upscale neighborhood with a huge policeforce with nothing to do. My town was rated one of the top 10 safest cities in america for a few years in a row. Cops get bored and if they see anything even remotely suspicious they will come up to you or pull you over or whatever.

    I can't think of any places I can go to smoke outside. There's not really any secluded places. I guess I'll have to get creative.

    I was planning on just smoking out of a cigarette-like one hitter anyway. So it's not suspicious I guess.
     
  4. #4 ddog7x, Sep 10, 2012
    no forests or anything? abandoned lots? i also live in a rich, upscale town and i live literally behind the police station. i can look out my room window and see it, albeit obscured by trees. i smoke in my backyard every day and i've never been caught by the cops. it's really not as hard as you might think to avoid them.
     

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