My mum found my stash

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>>> I always loved finding my sons stash

>> Do you sell it back to him?

> Nope, Just made him share it with me.

That's setting a very fine example.

My son was an adult at the time (college aged). It would have been different if he had been in high school or younger.

I agree If he/she was still to young to vote I wouldn't have shared it with he/she

I would have smoked it myself and kicked their butt and made them watch the movie Refeer Madness in their room...by themselves.....20 times

R.I.P.

[JohnRich 4]

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>>> I always loved finding my sons stash

>> Do you sell it back to him?

> Nope, Just made him share it with me.

That's setting a very fine example.

Way to be judgemental. Not everyone looks at pot as a horrible thing. I don't smoke and wouldn't encourage my children to either but if someone wants to that is up to them, not you or me.

Regardless of your personal opinion of the harmfulness of pot, it's against the law. Parents shouldn't encourage their children to do things that are against the law. How about a little drinking and driving? Maybe some drag racing on public streets? A little shoplifting? If that's being "judgemental", so be it.

[Darius11 12]

I am going to make sure my kids can roll a good blunt by the time he/she is 5.

Fuck what are kids for anyway

I'd rather be hated for who I am, than loved for who I am not." - Kurt Cobain

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I am going to make sure my kids can roll a good blunt by the time he/she is 5.

Fuck what are kids for anyway

funny you say that i had a friend who's son would roll his shit for him. he done it from 10 to like 15 or 16. but the really funny part about it is that the son never smoked and i don't think he has ..

Pruitt

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[upndownshop 0]

Packing, think thats why dad had three.

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>>> I always loved finding my sons stash

>> Do you sell it back to him?

> Nope, Just made him share it with me.

That's setting a very fine example.

Way to be judgemental. Not everyone looks at pot as a horrible thing. I don't smoke and wouldn't encourage my children to either but if someone wants to that is up to them, not you or me.

Regardless of your personal opinion of the harmfulness of pot, it's against the law. Parents shouldn't encourage their children to do things that are against the law. How about a little drinking and driving? Maybe some drag racing on public streets? A little shoplifting? If that's being "judgemental", so be it.

It is not illegal everywhere... Smoking pot is not even comparable to the things you listed, all of those things put other people at risk or cost them money. You went way out on a limb for that one.

Greenie in training.

[bisqit999 0]

when i was younger, my parents went away and when they came back they found whippit cartridges (look like CO2 cartridges) underneath the dining room table. They never said anything to me about it until a few yearrs later. My parents were pretty damn cool.

[Lindsey 0]

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>>> I always loved finding my sons stash

>> Do you sell it back to him?

> Nope, Just made him share it with me.

That's setting a very fine example.

Yes it is...

linz

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A conservative is just a liberal who's been mugged. A liberal is just a conservative who's been to jail

[bob.dino 1]

Nah, that's what kittens are for.

[skyyd1ve 0]

haaa...if my mom found mine, i would just be worried that she would take it and add it to hers.

sorry that happened to ya, but she seems very cool about it!