What if the bong purchase is for someone else? Are there any laws preventing the straw sale of smoking apparatus?
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What if the bong purchase is for someone else? Are there any laws preventing the straw sale of smoking apparatus?
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That is really awesome.Originally Posted by SideShow Bob
I'm sure CO. Has a law about selling alcohol without a license.
The way we got around the laws at the KC M/C swap meets was to put out a large box of nuts, bolts and other assorted junk, put a sign on it saying "$2 each." And have a cooler full of iced down suds next to it.
Anyone that bought an item out of the box got handed a free beer.
There was no law against giving away beer.
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[QUOTE=SideShow Bob;1971437]Is that any different than the hooker selling a $100 condom and giving free demonstrations on how its used?
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