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Recently, San Diego Padre's shortstop, Everth Cabrera, was arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence of marijuana. Really, this story is less about the MLB's stance on drugs and more about the strangely vague details of the arrest.
One of my absolute favorite foods is grilled chicken. What follows is my recipe for Grilled Ganja Thighs, a staple in my house. Normally, they are not medicated so my kids can eat them, but it hit me the last time I made them just how easy it could be to medicate them.
It's still a major gripe of mine with the NFL, and pro sports in general: alcohol gets a free pass, regardless of how much havoc it wreaks.
In a stark reminder that times and public opinions have changed, Fox's Facebook thread about the "dangers" of wax was bombarded with hilarious comments calling them out on the absurdity of their post.
I've got literal goose bumps at the keyboard while typing this. Hitman has already started doing some of their production line in ten mils, but I never thought they'd do this. A torch tube is still considered to be an asset among heady dabbers.
This particular pipe puts a pretty unique spin on the classic freeze pipe, as it's filled with free floating genuine hemp seeds. The elegant and simple design really allows the emphasis to land on the seeds, giving it a sort of natural and earthy look.
Puff, puff, pass the paperwork. About 9.74% of Americans have gone to work under the influence of marijuana, according to a survey conducted by SurveyMonkey for Mashable.
Now here is a knee slapper when it comes to Instafire. I am getting munchies just looking at this thing!
This medicated split pea soup is vegan friendly and made in a slow cooker, making it perfect to enjoy on one of these approaching chilly autumn evenings.
The NFL, and sports in general, are (hopefully) waking up to a new generation of policy wherein domestic violence is no longer brushed aside for the good of the record book. I can only hope that the horribly outdated drug policy is also evaluated.
On any given Sunday in the NFL, winners and losers can be hard to predict, as every fan and athlete knows. Now medical cannabis advocates are tasting disappointment, too, along with more than a few players, after an expected improvement in league policy fizzled in the late stages of the game.
Now here is some Instafire from the art side. I am totally feeling this insane Castle Dag Rib by Jebb Glass. The frosted glass neck makes it especially appealing.
For me, Cherub is a more recent discovery that is guiltily drowned in satirical-pop and electro-funk. Cherubs tongue in cheek lyrics consistently inject humor regardless of the sometimes-somber undertones hidden beneath the funk synthesizers, EDM style tunes.
About 200 people came out to audition for a new web reality show in Denver Saturday. The director of the project calls “The Marijuana Show” The Apprentice meets Shark Tank — if the sharks were dolphins.
Sweet potatoes are one of my favorite vegetables of all time, especially baked and topped with butter, sugar and cinnamon. This medicated version will ensure that you have that restaurant quality baked potato you've been looking for.
The NFL and the NFLPA have (tentatively) reached an agreement on a new drug policy for players. The league will still punish players who test positive for marijuana and, I feel, the new punishment guidelines are still too harsh.
This is an absolutely gorgeous sherlock by Doug Zolbert. The line work and soft colors jive so well. The opals are also absolutely stunning.
After working in sales in the marijuana industry for over two years, I’m ready to admit something that I wish I could tell every customer who wants a vape pen: most of them kind of suck.
