I knew something smelled skunk!
http://www.koaa.com/story/31603224/s...n-of-marijuana
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I knew something smelled skunk!
http://www.koaa.com/story/31603224/s...n-of-marijuana
I like how the article is about marijuana but the first picture is of a gun.
SIG P320. Obviously the gun was instrumental in the extraction of hash oil for interstate distribution. That is why it had a light mounted.
When it countsQuote:
Originally Posted by cstone
If I had an illegal grow/hash oil op in Pueblo, I'd have a lot more than is in those pics. But that's none of my business...
Damn, I'm right around the corner and did not smell a thing...
Cooking hash oil is a little more than "inherently dangerous". [Shake] We had an in home explosion, in one of the neighborhoods, due to cooking hash oil.
The people I see doing it look to have an IQ of room temperature. Just who I want playing with multiple volatile chemicals.
There's a home in the 1400 block of S. Logan St. in Denver that "blowed up real good" a few months ago. Moron was lucky to get out uninjured, blew the brick facade off the front of the house, most of the windows and both doors blown out. The legal businesses pour tens of thousands into the proper extraction equipment but any idiot can buy butane and try it themselves LOL.
The apartment building on South Federal that caught on fire this week that had people jumping out the windows and ending up in the hospital is reported to have been related to hash oil.
Better get used to it....there has been over 70 homes purchased in Colorado Springs for plant growing...legally.
Pressing butane through weed and than boiling what comes out. What could possibly go wrong. DERP! Absolutely something you don't want to do indoors. But they don't call it dope for nothin.