It's not a life and death matter. Just nice having freedom. Can't wait to hear about your stay. It does look like a sweet little place.
It's not a life and death matter. Just nice having freedom. Can't wait to hear about your stay. It does look like a sweet little place.
Thanks JahCruiser. Sounds like our stay on the cliffs last year. This is one of the many reasons I prefer the smaller hotels over the big AI resorts.
Miss Honey, I'm counting the days! ill me sure to get the place all warmed up and ready for your long awaited retirement!
With smoking being legal there now why would any of the beach properties be concerned?
I didn't know that smoking herb was legal now. Did this happen since I left in January? I know it wasn't then.Originally Posted by Irine
Interested in finding out.
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It's not legal, it's decriminalized. I believe if you have less than 2 ounces, you could get a ticket, not much money, but I think you have to go to Sav to pay it.
Accompong, pretty much as Saeyedoc says...except I hadn't heard about having to go to Sav as I don't know a soul that has received a ticket yet.
That's what I thought. Just was surprised by someone referring to it as "legal".Accompong, pretty much as Saeyedoc says...except I hadn't heard about having to go to Sav as I don't know a soul that has received a ticket yet.
Carry on.
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Legal, decriminalized, potato, potatoe. I haven't been able to determine from this thread if people are concerned about the smoking of cigarettes or ganj.
I gave up cigarettes 2 decades ago. Those things will kill you. Now if it weren't for by back pain and glaucoma, or was it arthritis.....
Regardless of legality, I think some properties may be concerned just for the comfort of their guests. For example, if you spark-up in the middle of a crowded restaurant, some guests might might complain as it can disrupt their meal.
However, in my experience, this is not a problem in the majority of open air restaurants, as long as other guests aren't right on top of you.
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