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Hendrix OG Macro Shot

Category: Nugs | Posted on Wed, September, 26th 2012 by THCFinder

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How Marijuana Affects the Brain

Category: Culture | Posted on Tue, September, 25th 2012 by THCFinder

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If you Smoke Weed you might be a SLUT?

Category: News | Posted on Tue, September, 25th 2012 by THCFinder

Staten Island Borough President James P. Molinaro slammed Lady Gaga for ‘glorifying drug use’ but oddly called her a ‘slut’.

Lady Gaga is a “slut.”

So says Staten Island Borough President James Molinaro, who might want to consult a dictionary before he slams the Grammy Award-winning singer with that word again.

Gaga drew Molinaro’s ire for firing-up joint last week while performing in Amsterdam, where pot is legal.

And when Molinaro appeared in Borough Hall to kick off an youth anti-drug program Monday, he let her have it.

“There’s Gaga,” Molinaro said, as he stood beside a poster that declared “Stop glorifying drug use in the media” and showed two pictures of the songstress getting high.

“Here's this ... this ... I would call her a slut,” he said. “This slut is influencing many, many children.”

Then the Conservative Molinaro added sarcastically, “And it's right to do. It's fine, it's part of it.”

“My niece has two daughters, 12 and 14. They love this woman,” he said. “Why? Why?"

Molinaro also laid into other entertainers and athletes, but the Staten Island Advance reported that he didn’t slam anybody else by name.

“So, we have a job to do also with these actresses, actors, ballplayers,” he told the audience. “They use drugs as if it's nothing. We shouldn't praise them. We shouldn't honor them.”

Then, apparently referring to Gaga again, Molinaro added, “We should hit the sponsors that she has ... where her millions of dollars come.”

“To me, she's not an actress, she's a slut ... in the pure meaning of the word."

Actually, Gaga is a pop star, not an actress. And that’s not the meaning of the word slut.

According to The New Oxford American Dictionary, a slut is defined as “a slovenly or promiscuous woman.”

The dictionary defines someone who smokes marijuana regularly as a pothead.

Asked if Molinaro knows the difference, spokeswoman Patricia Wilkes answered, “Yes, I believe he does.”

Source: http://www.nydailynews.com

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Medical Marijuana Joints

Category: Medical Marijuana | Posted on Tue, September, 25th 2012 by THCFinder

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The Pot Point

Category: Culture | Posted on Tue, September, 25th 2012 by THCFinder

What is behind the war on cannabis (both medicinal and recreational) and will marijuana ever be legalized? What are the effects of smoking weed? Where does President Obama stand? John Fugelsang (Political Comedian) led this week's panel on TYT’s “The Point” to discuss those issues and more with Cornell Reid (Comedian), Dave Brian (Editor - The 420 Times), and Sam Humeid (Owner - Perennial Holistic Wellness Center). Not on the live panel, but providing “points,” were Steve Elliott (Author - "The Little Black Book of Marijuana" and editor of Toke of The Town), and Dr. Igor Grant (Professor of Psychiatry - UC San Diego).

It was a great discussion ranging from the history of cannabis and its prohibition to the stigma that still surrounds marijuana to the politics of this controversial, yet healing, plant.

Marijuana is permeating every part of our culture. Thanks to the internet, the propaganda that has been used against cannabis for the last 75 years no longer influences like it once did. Information is widely available and the vast majority of the country now favors legalizing medical marijuana in their state.