Earlier this week, Los Angeles’ voters made a catastrophic blunder when they voted for Measure D and against Ordinance F, putting the entire city’s MMJ Industry in limbo. The only problem: no one even voted. The city saw its lowest voter turnout of all time, as a mere 21 percent of registered voters hit the polls…. Read more »
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This Shit is Bananas You can finally smoke Amanda Bynes. We put the request out on Instagram and Twitter, and 4G of South Bay has delivered the first known version with a dab form of the Bynes, titled “Bynes OG.” One of its known ingredients is fittingly “Soul Assassin”, but we’d surmise that there’s a little Trainwreck,… Read more »
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Not the same Rabbi. Kosher Kush courtesy of DNA Genetics and The Clinic The myth of the “Hip Rabbi” just became a reality: Washington, D.C. based former Rabbi Jeffrey Kahn has transferred his faith in the Torah to the Ganja. Kahn, a rabbi for over 30 years, will soon open the Takoma Wellness Center, one of… Read more »
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A Michigan man driving high and 30 miles per hour above the speed limit won his Michigan Supreme Court Appeal yesterday, as the court decided he wasn’t necessarily “breaking the law” by driving high. According to Michigan’s court, the police were unable to demonstrate that the THC within Rodney Koon’s system contributed to his erratic… Read more »
Update: Proposition D Defeated Ordinance F, and Numerous Dispensaries Will Be Forced To Shutter Their Doors, Leaving Countless Patients In Dire Straits. It’s Time Stoners Put The Bong Down and Start Voting. PROPOSITION D – MEDICAL MARIJUANA REGULATION AND TAXATION YES Votes 160,349 – or 62.91% NO Votes 94,524 – or 37.08% INITIATIVE ORDINANCE F… Read more »
With legal recreational marijuana coming to fruition in Colorado and Seattle within the year, estimates on its economical affect continue to trickle in. The most recent statistical analysis of Amendment 64 in Colorado comes courtesy of Colorado State University, and contains fairly conservative predictions, the most notable being: the average smoker only buys 3.5 ounces a… Read more »
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Weed in America nears its tipping point, as on the same day Illinois’ Senate approved its medical marijuana program, Ohio’s attorney general ratified a petition for its own. Illinois becomes all-but-certainly the 20th medical marijuana state, as its governor is expected to sign off on the measure. Likewise, while Ohio’s measure has a long way… Read more »
Washington released its preliminary official regulations for Initiative 502, and these two prohibitory measures will have some industry moguls up in arms. If you’ve ever committed a moderate crime, odds are your bid for a recreational business license will quickly get shot down. And for the concentrators out there, Dabs–also known as Extracts and Butane Hash… Read more »
May is International Marijuana March month, where people around the globe bond together, take to the streets, and protest marijuana’s unjust prohibition throughout the world. While photos and mainstream reporting on these events are generally scant, a Tipster sent us some poignant photos from New York City’s Cannabis Parade on May 3rd last week that… Read more »
OJ is at a 10. A Motherfuckin 10. The Juice was back in court today, looking for a retrial because “he had poor legal representation in the trial involving the gunpoint robbery of two sports memorabilia dealers in 2007 in a Las Vegas hotel room.” That’s funny. But these pictures of him are funnier, because he… Read more »