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Cannabis Cookie Recipe

Cannabis Cookie Recipe

COOKIES INGREDIENTS: • 1/4 teaspoon baking soda • 1/4 teaspoon salt • 1/2 cup of Cannabutter Cannabutter Recipe - Leafly.com/news/lifestyle/ recipe-how-to-make-basiccannabutter • 1 1/3 cups of chocolate chips • 1 1/3 cups of flour • 1/3 cup of sugar • 2 teaspoons of vanilla extract • 2/3 cup of brown sugar • 1 egg DIRECTIONS: • Mix the baking soda, flour, and salt and set aside. • Mix together the sugar and cannabutter. • Mix in egg and vanilla and blend together. • Mix in c

A Blunt Poem

A Blunt Poem

My name is Xach Blunt Yes, that is my real name No, I am not a stoner However, I do like weed In moderation It helps take the edge off I prefer Blunts over bowls Bowls over bongs Joints over all I’m not picky about my paper I don’t fuck with synthetic Indica is okay Sativa is more my strain But hey, If all we got is Reggie That’s cool too Let’s blaze the fuck up! I can get you high Like I can get you real high Like I can get you so high You wouldn’t be able to finish a sente

Same ol' Story different Day

Same ol' Story different Day

WHILE THE TEXAS UNIFORM NARCOTICS DRUG ACT BECAME EFFECTIVE ON SEPT. 1, 1937, IT WASN’T UNTIL JAN. 6, 1938, THAT CAPT. J.H. WHEATLEY, CHIEF ENFORCEMENT OFFICER FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY, NARCOTICS DIVISION, STATED THAT THE “RIGID ENFORCEMENT OF THE ACT WOULD BEGIN IMMEDIATELY.” Capt. Wheatley was in Houston to meet with law enforcement officers to address the illegal narcotic and marijuana activities that had been going on. Prior federal and state laws had proved in

Militant about Marijuana Legislation Reform: An interview with veteran David Bass

Militant about Marijuana Legislation Reform: An interview with veteran David Bass

Culture Clash spoke with David Bass, a U.S. Army veteran, founder of Texas Veterans for Medical Marijuana, and the director of Veterans Outreach at the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML) of Texas. David is vocal about his own challenges with PTSD and chronic pain after retiring from the Army in 2006, and how vital medical marijuana has been in treating these conditions. “When I came back from serving in Iraq with the 1st Cavalry Division in 2005, I

The Worst parts of the Worst Drugs

The Worst parts of the Worst Drugs

The smell wafts into my cell and stings my nose. Like burning paint and paper, it is a thick, acrid smell. Not at all like the sweet smell of burning weed that I remember and occasionally still smell around here. This is far nastier. Like a burning cat turd soaked in roach spray. It might even be exactly that! No one knows what is in the shit they are smoking to get high around here. It’s killing folks though. We know that. It is commissary day on my wing here at the Prison u

Having a Healthly Relationship with Weed

Having a Healthly Relationship with Weed

Marijuana has held a special place in my life for years. I remember the first time I ever smoked - I can’t say that I exactly knew what I was getting myself into. I was 15 years old and at my first high school party. One of my girlfriends told me she had some weed she wanted to smoke with me. Being a curious person who is open to new experiences, I eagerly sat down to join her. From that moment, I gradually started exploring what it would be like to have a relationship w

Marijuana 101

Marijuana 101

Marijuana: it’s been used in recorded human history for 8,000 years, and yet it remains highly controversial and its effects are often misunderstood. Despite being the most commonly used and least harmful recreational drug available, it has been illegal in the United States for 82 years. In the past two decades, however, since California became the first state to legalize medical marijuana in 1996, legal discussion surrounding the drug has changed dramatically. So, what exact