I have extra homegrow equipment. Will sell the bundle for $250 or separate for prices listed below.

AC INFINITY 2x2 tent: $70 ($99 new)

AC INFINITY 3x3 tent: $100 ($129 new)

Mars Hydro TS-1000: $110 ($139 new)

Fair enough. Just seems a little drab to me. To each their own.

Are you going to eat tortilla chips without salsa? Or queso? Both should have cilantro.

New grand mart?

Legal loopholes are valid until closed. No one said it was regulated, just that it IS legal to gift cannabis with a purchase of non-cannabis items in DC.

That's a North American thing. Everywhere else they're interchangeable/synonymous.

I think they're great too. Ground coriander goes well in basic tuna/chicken salads.

But you're not entirely correct, unless DC has closed that loophole. Is it shady and grey? Yes. Is it illegal? No.

https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/dc-council-votes-against-closing-marijuana-gifting-loophole/3017516/

https://cannadelics.com/2023/02/09/the-washington-dc-loophole-for-a-regulated-weed-market/

Ahh, coriander AKA cilantro! To eimenit tastes wonderful and to others it tastes like soap. To those people, I recommend trying "culantro" if you can find it. It's milder and doesn't have the detergent taste.

And I find it odd that tortilla chip day and hate coriander day are the same day seeing as coriander is a staple ingredient in salsas, which go on tortilla chips. Oh well.

If by straight gifting you mean Person X gifts Person Y less than 1 ounce and Person X receives absolutely nothing in return, that is legal so long as it occurs on private property.

DC has the "t-shirt" loophole. It's not legal to buy cannabis but it's legal to buy other items and receive cannabis with that purchase. No such loophole exists in Virginia.

That law you linked is for licensed assisted living facilities, not rentals.

That's a possibility, but any action taken (and some kind of action needs to occur lest OP cede rights to their property) could trigger the neighbor.

They could ask for police presence when they begin removal?

Document everything.

Send them a well-written letter demanding they remove their fence from your property, including proof of survey, etc. via certified mail (so they must sign and acknowledge receipt of letter). Tell them they have 30 days to remove it or you will have it removed and send them an itemized bill for said removal.

When it comes time to take action, if the neighbor calls police, show the popo the proof and they should tell neighbor it's a civil matter and won't make you stop. Remove the fence and deposit all materials back on the neighbor's property so they cannot claim theft. Record the removal on video of possible.

You can try r/legaladvice, but they'll likely just tell you to contact them state bar for a referral to an appropriate attorney.

If the surveyor hasn't already, have them mark the corners of the property in a way that cannot be altered.

I think it's exactly what they want: people to discuss them, confront them give attention to them and their "cause" in any way, good or bad.

They're attention whores

And so you choose to take time out of your day to post here and give them a platform while letting them know they're getting to you?

Just ignore them. It's free speech, they're not hurting anyone. They're not breaking any law. I shouldn't even be commenting.

That's small potatoes for them. Easy peezy.

How many?

Can Can Brasserie has huge private party rooms.

Yes. I don't use either, but the people who do use them will use them if they're legal to use/possess or not. Regulating them like we do with alcohol/cannabis would make them at least clean.

Decriminalize all drugs, make rehab available for those that want it, make narcan widely available.

Lmao. Okay keyboard warrior.

Nice name-calling. Reported.

That's not what they said... Or what they implied.

You're proving how dense you are.

I chimed in to point out that you misunderstood their original statement to me directed at you specifically, when it clearly wasn't.

No one expects YOU to fix the issue with broad St bullies. Sheesh.

Don't worry, they're dense.

It wasn't me who said that, but it's pretty clear it wasn't direct at you, specifically but to the powers that be in RVA.

Wow.

Absolutely agree with you laws apply to all of us, equally. Police, parking enforcement, doesn't matter. No parking ever means no parking ever. Maybe if there were a legit emergency, but no you're being petty.