58 minutes ago, Bday Prang said:

On nearly every single cannabis thread you are there, whining on about "Medical use only" have you not yet realised that, A, nobody in the cannabis forum cares what you think, and B, it is not for you to tell people what they can and cannot do

Obviously you care, since you seem to see my shadow in every cannabis thread. You had better check with your supplier about what he served you, if that is the case..

12 hours ago, Bday Prang said:

On nearly every single cannabis thread you are there, whining on about "Medical use only" have you not yet realised that, A, nobody in the cannabis forum cares what you think, and B, it is not for you to tell people what they can and cannot do

Thank you so much !

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On 7/21/2026 at 6:24 PM, SiSePuede419 said:

They use drug sniffing dogs in the San Francisco airport too. Walked right past my luggage with rosin and a preroll inside, because I was traveling domestically to another cannabis legal US state.

Um... no. I don't care to police, judge, or even know about your ganja and travel plans. In fact I think that should be legal at every level of government in the USA. But let's at least get this right:

Firstly, airports are under federal jurisdiction. Strictly speaking, that's true only in the sterile area, but once you enter areas where dogs are sniffing, in an area under federal jurisdiction you are indeed. Whether cannabis is legal in either your origin or destination state is not relevant to federal law, under which your rosin and preroll are illegal regardless of state laws. I suppose there might be a valid constitutional question that arises if you are not crossing state lines... good luck with that!

Secondly, while it's plausible that dogs or that particular dog is not trained to find cannabis, there's no way that was because of your particular itinerary. Did the dog ask you about your itinerary? Or maybe it just read your mind, or was able to use its x-ray vision to read your boarding pass. LOL. (I predict you may try to claim you didn't claim what I claim you claimed, but I claim your words very clearly do claim what I claim they claim.)

On 7/21/2026 at 7:24 AM, SiSePuede419 said:

They use drug sniffing dogs in the San Francisco airport too. Walked right past my luggage with rosin and a preroll inside, because I was traveling domestically to another cannabis legal US state.

Your friend might be jumping to conclusions on what the dogs were looking for, once again due to the very important resident who stays there periodically. 😃

Depends on what the dog handler had the dog looking for.

On 7/25/2026 at 3:44 AM, tai4de2 said:

Um... no. I don't care to police, judge, or even know about your ganja and travel plans. In fact I think that should be legal at every level of government in the USA. But let's at least get this right:

Firstly, airports are under federal jurisdiction. Strictly speaking, that's true only in the sterile area, but once you enter areas where dogs are sniffing, in an area under federal jurisdiction you are indeed. Whether cannabis is legal in either your origin or destination state is not relevant to federal law, under which your rosin and preroll are illegal regardless of state laws. I suppose there might be a valid constitutional question that arises if you are not crossing state lines... good luck with that!

Secondly, while it's plausible that dogs or that particular dog is not trained to find cannabis, there's no way that was because of your particular itinerary. Did the dog ask you about your itinerary? Or maybe it just read your mind, or was able to use its x-ray vision to read your boarding pass. LOL. (I predict you may try to claim you didn't claim what I claim you claimed, but I claim your words very clearly do claim what I claim they claim.)

The dog may not have been prompted to look for drugs either.