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55 pages of which 99% is pure speculation.
Keep guessing guys!
It's all been said before, unless there is any breaking news to share, why don't we just wait and see what the outcome is.

Old Timer wrote:55 pages of which 99% is pure speculation.
Keep guessing guys!
It's all been said before, unless there is any breaking news to share, why don't we just wait and see what the outcome is.

Thought this topic was a debate than anyone second guessing what they think to be the case and governments next move on the issue?

Dave J wrote:

Old Timer wrote:55 pages of which 99% is pure speculation.
Keep guessing guys!
It's all been said before, unless there is any breaking news to share, why don't we just wait and see what the outcome is.

Thought this topic was a debate than anyone second guessing what they think to be the case and governments next move on the issue?

I thought the same, we speculate in any possible direction that let us hope weed pass will never come.

Old Timer wrote:55 pages of which 99% is pure speculation.
Keep guessing guys!
It's all been said before, unless there is any breaking news to share, why don't we just wait and see what the outcome is.

yeah don't share opinions people, that's not what forums are for

Sure, there's a lot of speculation, but as someone said maybe a couple of dozen pages (or even posted topics) ago, this could be the most important issue facing our common culture. I think an ongoing discussion is certainly worth having... But I'm the first to say I will be overjoyed should the day come that this topic falls off the bottom of the screen because it's no longer relevant! Let's hope that day is soon! And then the next time the "Weed Pass" is mentioned it's because a savvy shop owner names a strain after the misguided and failed attempt to close the shops. (How much fun would it be to roll up some "weed pass" and burn it down?) But until then, I'm all ears, checking to see if there are any developments...

Old Timer wrote:55 pages of which 99% is pure speculation.
Keep guessing guys!
It's all been said before, unless there is any breaking news to share, why don't we just wait and see what the outcome is.

you should get a lot of bites with this bait. Nice cast sir.

sensismiler wrote: yeah don't share opinions people, that's not what forums are for

Do you mean that we should only share opinions that you like?
I shared my opinion!

Take the P & I out of OPINION and you've got an ONION.

Just wanted to share my vegetable with you.

So can anyone tell me what is the situation like in Limburg? Is the weed pass in place? A more interesting question is, what is the situation like in Maastricht? I understand that in Maastricht they were checking passports before they let you in (only the Dutch, Germans and Belgians were/are allowed to enter), so how did this change? Because for me, as a future foreign resident in Maastricht, this weed pass could actually be a good news, since I could probably get one easily, unlike Dutch passport.

Old Timer wrote:

sensismiler wrote: yeah don't share opinions people, that's not what forums are for

Do you mean that we should only share opinions that you like?
I shared my opinion!

touché my friend, touché

https://www.coffeeshopdirect.com/forum/viewt ... 13#p286713
seems like they been at it a while

http://www.rnw.nl/english/bulletin/gron ... feeshops-0

news from North

Being reported that Dordrecht and Hoofdorp bringing in Wietpass on 1st July 2012, ie. next week.

So what I'm wondering is are the coffeeshops actually adhering to the new law? Surely they wouldn't have police checking the doors, and if the police did actually enter, would they really bother checking everyone there???

puffthemagicdragon wrote:Being reported that Dordrecht and Hoofdorp bringing in Wietpass on 1st July 2012, ie. next week.

It seem to me that more conservative areas now have the choice to finish the coffeeshop trade on their own back door by bringing in Wietpass and enforcing it strictly. If it is the will of the people, especially the local people then good luck to them.

They will need it.

I wonder how many residents who don't go into coffeeshops might apply for a Wietpas and lend it out to tourists for a few Euros.