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Posted to a bunch of neighborhood listservs yesterday:
“My name is Jay. I am a local Organic Grower in Washington DC in the Petworth neighborhood. I am interested in meeting more like minded people. So this will be short and sweet.
I am allowed per DC law to gift you up to an Ounce of Bud. Everything is done via a contribution that you make towards my grow. I have a grow set up in my local apartment and I typically invite people in so they can see what they are donating towards. In return for your Contribution/Donation I will gift you an appropriate amount of Buds.
I do not sell Weed, so do not ask or I will have to turn you away. I do not deliver REPEAT DO NOT DELIVER. It is local pick-up only and I am in Petworth. People constantly ask me to deliver to Virginia or Maryland and it is totally illegal. Lets be clear, I do not want to break the law I want to work with it so if you ask me to I can not talk to you any further. Please do not!
This is a legit and easy way to get your favorite kind buds. I usually have 3-4 strains at any given time. Everything is grown Organically using the finest equipment and the best nutrients. If you would like to find out more please message me!
Right now I have:
KING OG
Mr. Nice Guy
Sour Diesel
Cherry Pie”
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