Great Movies While High: Where the Wild Things Are
Where the Wild Things Are is a great movie for weedist because of it's dreamy childlike quality, the beautiful soundtrack, and the surreal imagery on screen.
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Zakary is a Californian born weedist fond of nature and all things green. Once a weed abstinent Mormon, he has turned 180 degrees and plunged head first into the ganj. Zakary enjoys dispelling stereotypes about cannabis users and educating others on accurate information about cannabis, and how it can help people heal and enjoy life.
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Where the Wild Things Are is a great movie for weedist because of it's dreamy childlike quality, the beautiful soundtrack, and the surreal imagery on screen.
Michigan legislators are trying to get their state ready for cannabis legalization in 2016. Legalization activists and advocates gathered last weekend to discuss the specifics of a potential bill and the language it will be drafted with, as well as plan the fundraising effort for the project.
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Thanks to mandatory sentencing laws, Weldon Angelos, a father of two, has been sentenced to 55 years in jail for selling cannabis. But a Koch-brother backed group, Generation Opportunity, seeks to aid Anglos and other millennials who face similar sentencing.
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Researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis have recently conducted a detailed analysis of attitudes towards weed on Twitter. Their findings: Twitter loves the ganj.
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This new admission puts Senator Cruz among the ranks of Republican politicians who admitted to smoking weed, such as former Florida Governor Jeb Bush who was apparently a smoker and high school bully in his youth. All these southern politicians who have smoked weed yet there is still no love in any southern states in the legalization movement, for shame.
The film follows the adventures of Pistachio Disguisey, as he discovers the legacy of his family as Master's of Disguise, secret agents who use their natural talents of disguise to help save the world from evil.
The Solo is quite enjoyable to use and can vape both flower and wax. To be honest using wax with this vape is where I've seen the Solo really shine.
The industry created over ten thousand new jobs and brought in approximately $19 million a month. Rather than bringing about the end of society as we know it, cannabis legalization is only improving the job market and giving people a good time.
A new study examined the effects of state laws establishing a medicinal cannabis program on reducing the mortality rate due to overdose on prescription opioids.
Federal government officials have complained of the difficulty in hiring good hackers because most of the talent they're looking for also happen to smoke weed.
Nine year old Alexis Bortell is making waves in Texas as she fights for the legalization of cannabis to help her combat her epilepsy. Alexis has been in a mortal battle with epilepsy since 2013.