I looked at Nipton, California in Google Earth. It doesn't have Main St. It's just a few houses along the highway with rail fencing in a few places, and automobiles parked around. So I used Leadville Colorado instead. The other side of the street has cars in front of all the buildings. Each screenshot was badly warped by perspective. I'm a little surprised anything was useable.
The shops in Colorado have some strange names too. I walked into one on Santa Fe Street near King Soopers on Speer and 14th called something like Healthy Green or some such. It had a lovely 60s-ish artwork sign. I honestly thought it was a vegetarian restaurant or maybe they specialized in salads. I was looking for a somewhere to have lunch. There is no indication it is a dispensary. None of the usual signage. Until you go in and there is a separate security entrance where you sign in.
Sixty, The data sheets dispensaries have for the different strains contain the THC, CBC levels, aroma, tastes, etc. Then they have the "couch lock" scale. Indica's, used for pain relief and sleep, have the strongest "couch lock" numbers. There are the 2 basic strains, indica and sativa. In layman's terms, sativa get you high and indica gets you stoned. Now, most of the strains are hybrids, but some folks just want the pure strains.
Sixty, I was remiss in not including ruderalis. It is high in CBC and I think it is used in the medication for kids w/ uncontrollable seizures. That med has been a miracle. And since ruderalis is so low in THC, the kid gets no high, just CBC's which are not psychoactive. But, there are still knuckle draggers who are against this med for kids.
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Bubonic Chronic? Catchy name. I like it.
Sixty, The marketers for cannabis have come up w/ some great names.
9 Pound Hammer
Tricksr4kidzz
Karmaceuticals
Barb Wired
Death Star
Purple Urkel
Alaskan Thunder Fuck
Facewreck Haze
Power Plant
Yabba Dabba Goo
Elephant Stomper
Heavy Duty Fruity
Permafrrost
Apollo 13
Amnesia Haze
And there are many more.
Stagnation.
Dutch Chronic
One Hit Zero to Sixty
Spin and Grin
RAM Chips
Dad's Bone Head
All that and more
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I looked at Nipton, California in Google Earth. It doesn't have Main St. It's just a few houses along the highway with rail fencing in a few places, and automobiles parked around. So I used Leadville Colorado instead. The other side of the street has cars in front of all the buildings. Each screenshot was badly warped by perspective. I'm a little surprised anything was useable.
The shops in Colorado have some strange names too. I walked into one on Santa Fe Street near King Soopers on Speer and 14th called something like Healthy Green or some such. It had a lovely 60s-ish artwork sign. I honestly thought it was a vegetarian restaurant or maybe they specialized in salads. I was looking for a somewhere to have lunch. There is no indication it is a dispensary. None of the usual signage. Until you go in and there is a separate security entrance where you sign in.
Man, I am going to copyright "One Hit Zero to Sixty" - you know that shit is da bomb!
"Doobies By Troopy" however, is said to make one indolent.
Sixty, The data sheets dispensaries have for the different strains contain the THC, CBC levels, aroma, tastes, etc. Then they have the "couch lock" scale. Indica's, used for pain relief and sleep, have the strongest "couch lock" numbers. There are the 2 basic strains, indica and sativa. In layman's terms, sativa get you high and indica gets you stoned. Now, most of the strains are hybrids, but some folks just want the pure strains.
Chip, LOL! I can picture you walking in looking for a nice kale salad and saying, "WTF?"
Don't forget the lowly C. ruderalis strain - it's good for back yard gardening.
Sixty, I was remiss in not including ruderalis. It is high in CBC and I think it is used in the medication for kids w/ uncontrollable seizures. That med has been a miracle. And since ruderalis is so low in THC, the kid gets no high, just CBC's which are not psychoactive. But, there are still knuckle draggers who are against this med for kids.
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