So....I just rolled some hash into a blunt and am ready to smoke it, this ones for you, hope I make it back alive haha
thank you for keeping me so entertained during my T break. <3
To save Canada’s marijuana laws from becoming null and void, U.S. state medical marijuana programs will be cited as working examples of what other countries have created. Canada’s federal legal medical marijuana program is similar to what U.S. states have, a Canadian prosecutor will argue in May before the country’s second highest court.
It’s one of many arguments designed to overturn a landmark court ruling (R v. Mernagh) that eliminated Canada’s weed laws, decimated their federal government-run medical marijuana program, and allows me to legally grow and possess my own without a government license of any kind.
The feds really need to win their appeal if marijuana is to remain a prohibited substance, so naturally they’ve thrown plenty of arguments on why the ruling must be overturned by two of three justices on the Ontario Court of Appeal.
One of the prosecutor’s suggestions is, medical marijuana programs in the U.S.A. require a physician declaration just like Canada’s.
The comparison between Canada’s flawed federal program and a hodgepodge of U.S. state programs is bizarre — like suggesting there is no such thing as sativa and indica marijuana plants. Wait, Canada’s federal government did that, too.
Read more: http://www.tokeofthetown.com/2012/02/canada_to_cite_us_medical_cannabis_states_to_justi.php
HALEN Glass - Bent Neck Double Chamber Gridded Circ (by THEDABLABcom)
What is your preferred way of lighting up? (lighters, matches, wick and such.)
Anonymous
A growing percentage of teens do not see marijuana use as a distraction while driving, and nearly one in five (19%) say they have gotten behind the wheel after smoking pot, a study out Wednesday finds. Thirteen percent of teens report driving under the influence of alcohol.
In the study of nearly 2,300 11th- and 12th-graders across the country, commissioned by Liberty Mutual Insurance and SADD, 70% of teens said marijuana use is “very” or “extremely” distracting to their driving, down from 78% in 2009.
The findings reflect “a dangerous trend toward the acceptance of marijuana and other substances compared to our study of teens conducted just two years ago,” says Stephen Wallace, senior adviser for Policy, Research, and Education at SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions).
Read more: http://yourlife.usatoday.com/parenting-family/teen-ya/story/2012-02-22/Marijuana-is-no-big-deal-to-teen-drivers/53211980/1
teamwork (by sticky.sativa)
