I thought this was group therapy
am I in the wrong room
It is a group
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It is a group
I thought this was group therapy
am I in the wrong room
Looks around... padded walls...
Yup - looks like the right room to me.
<~ Rolling around in said room optional.
yessir . ..
proclivities, inclusions, tightknots, chatoyancy, sappy wood . . . .
yer an odd bunch.
(and then Mundy . ..
)
proclivities, inclusions, tightknots, chatoyancy, sappy wood . . . .
yer an odd bunch.
(and then Mundy . ..
)
I will not be selling vape gear to WA State residents. This will be a strict policy for me; albeit mostly moot, as not a single person on my list of mods requested is a resident of WA State. So, it kind of wouldn't be happening anyway. I simply wish to make it formal and clear that I will no longer sell vape gear to Washingtonians (the State, mind you, not the philosophy . .. . not as popular as Jeffersonian Deism . . . . still, a philosophy embracing the wearing of wooden teeth, chopping down cherry trees but not lying about it, and standing on the prow of a wee boat in some frigid-cold weather . .. and good, I guess, in that it is what it is).
Anyway . . . where was I? . . . Oh yeah:
WA state passed legislation earlier this year regarding our beloved, life-saving, harm reduction. It is actually rather logical and reasonable, and I sincerely hope it is effective in keeping kids away from vaping (and, I assume, sticking with the swisher sweets they are accustomed to? . . . IDK). The Bill, SB-6328, becomes effective, takes effect, "goes live", on June 28, 2016. And my policy of not selling to WA residents goes live now, in deference and adherence to the letter and spirit of said legislation.
so . .. . boom . . . c'est la vie.
Anyway . . . where was I? . . . Oh yeah:
WA state passed legislation earlier this year regarding our beloved, life-saving, harm reduction. It is actually rather logical and reasonable, and I sincerely hope it is effective in keeping kids away from vaping (and, I assume, sticking with the swisher sweets they are accustomed to? . . . IDK). The Bill, SB-6328, becomes effective, takes effect, "goes live", on June 28, 2016. And my policy of not selling to WA residents goes live now, in deference and adherence to the letter and spirit of said legislation.
so . .. . boom . . . c'est la vie.
Any WA residents wanting needing a mod feel free to PM me.
Being a TX resident I am free to buy them I presume.
I thought this WAS group therapy
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Oh God...I'm a certified lunatic [emoji27]
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Looks around... padded walls...
Yup - looks like the right room to me.
It's not padded Rick [emoji856]
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Any WA residents wanting needing a mod feel free to PM me.
Your mods are too revealing...lots of pink! [emoji58]
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Just read that legislation and it appears so. By the definitions section it appears the licensing applies to intrastate and out of state to in state sales. Fees etc. aside, I certainly wouldn't like the "let them inspect anytime" policy.
WA state is clean out of commom sense!
As I suggested, the whole thing seems quite reasonable and logical* (i.e. it is primarily directed at protecting kids and keeping some kind of an eye on safety w/ retail e-liquids). It's just, given that I'm weensy, and don't fit in with any of the standard business models that legislators legislate for; I think it's most ethical and easiest for me to comply by just not selling to anyone in the State.
*surprisingly. And the reason seems to be that (and Slots was helping me follow along with all this over the past year): a handful of reasonable people in the WA Senate just got fed up with some of the ridiculous garbage that Inslee was proposing on this topic, and the fact that nothing was happening because half the Legislature couldn't stomach his outrageous proposals . .. . so they just wrote something up that actually made sense, passed it, and threw it on his desk.
*surprisingly. And the reason seems to be that (and Slots was helping me follow along with all this over the past year): a handful of reasonable people in the WA Senate just got fed up with some of the ridiculous garbage that Inslee was proposing on this topic, and the fact that nothing was happening because half the Legislature couldn't stomach his outrageous proposals . .. . so they just wrote something up that actually made sense, passed it, and threw it on his desk.
wake up, Steve. .. . read your PMs
wake up, Steve. .. . read your PMs
wake up, Steve. .. . read your PMs
wake up, Steve. .. . read your PMs
wake up, Steve. .. . read your PMs
wake up, Steve. .. . read your PMs
wake up, Steve. .. . read your PMs
wake up, Steve. .. . read your PMs
wake up, Steve. .. . read your PMs
i have no disagreement with protecting kids and so on, but i can't help but think it's bad law if it means that businessmen like yourself end up not being able to sell their products in their local markets. Bizarre.
So, i expect more laws like that!
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So, i expect more laws like that!
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