420 Holiday Celebration

[JackLuis]

420 Holiday Celebration TODAY!

All about 4/20 marijuana holiday

Happy Holiday Litsters!

 

[lance gt]

420 Holiday Celebration TODAY!



Happy Holiday Litsters!

PUFF PUFF, pass it on.

 

[3113]

PUFF PUFF, pass it on.

Koff! Koff! Here. I baked brownies....

 

[JackLuis]

Downer of the Day

Top drug reformer: ‘Obama is worse than Bush’ on marijuana policy

Oh Bama, why have you forsaken your roots!

 

[JackLuis]

Drug Policy Alliance director: Legalize marijuana to protect human rights

http://www.rawstory.com/rs/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/girlpotfield-shutterstock.jpg[/IMG [QUOTE]As executive director of the Drug Policy Alliance (DPA), Ethan Nadelmann (pictured, left) told Raw Story recently that from his perspective, a truly global movement against the drug war has only just begun. In spite of its relative newness, he said that “dramatic” victories are already being won over policies increasingly coming to be seen as “a violation of basic human rights.”[/QUOTE] We could rebuild Afghanistan if we legalized and bought their Kush. That way we'd support our drug dealers instead of the those Leftist South Americans.:mad:

 

[YourDreamGirl]

Happy Happy Joy JoY to all you proud and participating 420 alum and many many more to you

 

[JackLuis]

‘Anonymous’ hacker: Legalize marijuana for the cure

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Members of the hacking collective, who were at the epicenter of planning and promoting “Occupy Wall Street” last year, announced earlier this month that April 20, 2012 would mark the beginning of an official “Anonymous” push-back against America’s drug laws.

Speaking to Raw Story this week, a person claiming to be a member of “Anonymous,” who watched an attack on Sony’s website from behind the scenes but did not participate, claimed responsibility for the group’s new “OpCannabis” campaign, explaining that the operation is determined to throw the collective’s weight behind drug reform.

We all know too well the power of the Anonymous!

“I think the Internet is an absolutely great medium for getting uncensored information,” Raw Story’s nameless source explained. “I’ve read countless stories of doctors outright denying that cannabis has any medical value, when the previously terminally ill cancer patients with six weeks to live are sitting in front of them cancer free two years later. I think through accurate and scientifically valid examination of cannabis and CB1/CB2 receptors, CBD and THC we can prove without a doubt what so many doctors don’t want you to know.”

“Cures don’t make money,” the “Anonymous” member concluded. “Half-assed and defective cures keep you dependent on the medical industry and its artificial products and keep you buying month after month until you die. They don’t want you cured. And that’s the sad reality.”

 

[JackLuis]

Former NM Gov. Gary Johnson: Legalize marijuana to reduce violence

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“Right now, 75 percent of the cartels’ activities revolve around marijuana,” the Libertarian Party presidential candidate told Raw Story recently. “I think as a nation, when we legalize marijuana, we’re going to take giant steps toward drug reform, which will start off with looking at drugs as a public health issue, rather then a criminal justice issue. I just think legalizing marijuana [will cause] at least a 75 percent reduction in border violence due to the drugs [trade].”

Another Plus. Puff Puff

 

[lance gt]

I happily light up wherever I feel comfortable doing it, be it walking down the street, sitting down on a bench in the park, or sitting and talking to cops. Legal does have its privileges.

 

[JackLuis]

CU-Boulder resorts to fish guts, censorship to keep 4/20 celebrants away

Colorado University-Boulder officials on Friday coated a large tract of land with a gag-worthy, fish-based fertilizer and hired Haitian musician Wyclef Jean to stage a free concert off campus, just to keep an annual gathering of marijuana protesters away from the school.

A bonus: the school’s contract with Wyclef stipulates that he must avoid “making direct references to marijuana and other illegal drugs or make 4/20 related remarks” during his performance on the stoner high holiday of April the 20th.

The school would appear to have made a significant contribution to science with their unusual strategy, as the combination of both fish guts and censorship has so far acted as an effective stoner repellent.

Sounds like effective way to not take sides on a controversial issue, and the grass gets greener! See the Video not too boring.

 

[mynameisben]

I visited my local nursery today. I bought a bag of vermiculite and a little pot.

 

[JackLuis]

Porn Link

Police: Dealer had 89 bags of weed tied to penis

A man in Philadelphia was charged last weekend with possessing drugs with the intent to distribute after police claimed they discovered 89 individual bags of marijuana tied to his penis.

Ray Woods, 23, was arrested during a traffic stop on Friday night, according to a report this week on Philly.com. Soon, officers noticed an unusual bulge in his groin area, but he allegedly insisted that it was nothing.

In a search later at the police station, police claimed they discovered a large bag tied to the man’s genitals, with 89 smaller bags contained therein.

Never break the law when you have dope tied to your dick, Dummy!

 

[3113]

Never break the law when you have dope tied to your dick, Dummy!

I'm impressed at the way you thoughtfully made this thread relevant to a porn site. Your ingenuity and consideration for remaining on topic are much appreciated.

 

[sr71plt]

A whole new "wrinkle" on the "or are you just glad to see me" routine.

 

[mynameisben]

You can't say the dude didn't have a lot of sack.

 

[JackLuis]

Addiction comes in all sizes.

Woman’s death blamed on ‘addiction’ to Coca Cola

WELLINGTON — A New Zealand inquest has been told a woman’s 10-litre (2.2 gallon) a day Coca-Cola habit may have contributed to her death, reports said Friday.

A coroner’s inquest was told Natasha Harris, a 30-year-old mother of eight from Invercargill in southern New Zealand who died in February 2010, drank huge amounts of the caffeinated beverage, Fairfax Media reported.

It said pathologist Dan Mornin told the inquest that he believed Harris died from cardiac arrhythmia and was also suffering from low potassium levels and caffeine toxicity.

Hemp never kills, just sayin'.

 

[lance gt]

Addiction comes in all sizes.





Hemp never kills, just sayin'.

Ya just gotta wonder about sumthin that has a track record as good as Pot's is. Trillions of users stoned, no deaths recorded. In fact, ya can't even take enough to kill yourself, you'll pass out before you do.

 

[Cruel2BKind]

Ya just gotta wonder about sumthin that has a track record as good as Pot's is. Trillions of users stoned, no deaths recorded. In fact, ya can't even take enough to kill yourself, you'll pass out before you do.

They even say that Bob marley Smoked his tumors into submission the first time around.

 

[lance gt]

They even say that Bob marley Smoked his tumors into submission the first time around.

Many have reported that. Tests have shown that cannabinoids enter the blood stream and attack cancer cells by surrounding them, stopping any further growth. They don't kill them outright and need the hunters to come in and finish them off. It's coming down to plant genetics to breed in a new cannabinoid that will kill on contact. They're getting close.

 

[JackLuis]

Historical Cross reference

This Day in Labor History: April 20, 1914

On April 20, 1914, members of the Colorado National Guard, along with a strikbreaking militia employed by the Colorado Fuel & Iron Company, a corporation owned by John D. Rockefeller, Jr., opened fire on a tent camp of strikers at Ludlow, in the coal country of southern Colorado, north of Trinidad. At least 19 people died in the tent camp that day, mostly wives and children of the strikers.

Colorado Fuel and Iron was the largest coal company in the American West. The state of Colorado had passed a significant number of laws concerning the regulation of coal mines but CF&I ensured that none of them were enforced. Workers were not paid for such things as traveling into the mines, shoring up the mine ceilings, or fixing tools; meanwhile they died by the hundreds in mine cave-ins and from disease. Workers lived in company towns; that area of southern Colorado is relatively densely populated for the American West, but there wasn’t anything in Ludlow except for the mines so living in non-company housing wasn’t possible. Moreover, those company houses meant that CF&I agents could enter your home at any time, you had to shop at the company store using company scrip, and company thugs ruled the camp with an iron fist, firing anyone associated with unionism.

Colorado has a long history of conservative capitalism.