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Super sized blunt
Category: Fun | Posted on Thu, November, 22nd 2012 by THCFinder


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Weed Vs. Alcohol
Category: Culture | Posted on Wed, November, 21st 2012 by THCFinder

 


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Fire Crackers
Category: Recipes | Posted on Wed, November, 21st 2012 by THCFinder
 
These make great, easy party treats. Keep in mind that you must use 100 percent natural peanut butter, since processed butters lose much of the essential peanut oil. (With all cannabis recipes, it's important that some form of peanut oil, vegetable oil, animal fat, or the like is included, to help your stomach metabolize the active ingredients -- THC and related cannabinoids.)
 
This recipe yields four Fire Crackers, only enough for one or two people -- make more if you expect lots of guests. Adding more than one gram of bud per four crackers is not recommended; it's better to make more crackers instead of putting more pot on the ones you do make.Start with two to three crackers, wait an hour and see how you feel. At that point, eat more as desired.
 
Ingredients:
Natural peanut butter
8 saltine crackers
1 gram coarsely ground cannabis
 
Directions:
 
Spread peanut butter on four crackers. Sprinkle each with 1/4 gram of pot and top with remaining crackers to yield four sandwiches.
 
Preheat oven to 325° F. Wrap sandwiches in foil (optional, but preferred), then place on a baking sheet. Bake 20-25 minutes, remove from oven, place in refrigerator for 20-30 minutes, and enjoy! Fire Crackers can be frozen.
 

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Weed book
Category: Fun | Posted on Wed, November, 21st 2012 by THCFinder

Connecting stoners since ummm...


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Holland to ban 'skunk' marijuana from coffee shops over fears it is as dangerous as heroin and cocaine
Category: News | Posted on Wed, November, 21st 2012 by THCFinder
Super-strength marijuana is to be banned from Holland's coffee shops under tough new laws that could see 'skunk' reclassified as a class A drug.
 
Dutch justice minister Ivo Opstelten wants the country's famous licensed cafes to only sell cannabis containing less than 15 per cent of the main active chemical, THC.
 
The decision will be a major blow to hundreds of coffee shop owners, many of them in Amsterdam, who will have to replace around 80 per cent of their stock with weaker varieties.
 
Snuffed out: Super-strong marijuana will soon be banned from Holland's famous coffee shops over fears it can be as bad for your health as cocaine and heroin
Critics claim it will make the problem worse by pushing stronger versions of the drug onto the black market.
 
Mark Josemans, the spokesman for the Maastricht coffee shop owners association, told the Volkskrant newspaper: 'Weak weed in the coffee shops, strong weed on the streets - then the choice is pretty clear.
 
'It makes it harder for society. A user smokes less, just as people don't drink rum out of a beer glass.'
 
According to the Daily Telegraph, the government is acting on a study by Dutch mental health charity, the Trimbos Institute, which found that skunk can be so dangerous it should be classed alongside heroin and cocaine.
 
THC is the compound that gives users the 'high' and in large quantities has been blamed for causing psychotic reactions. 
 
At present, the country's liberal laws allows customers to buy up to five grammes (0.18 ounces) of marijuana for personal use in around 500 licensed cafes.
 
The decision comes as Jacqui Smith, the former home secretary, admitted it was a mistake to upgrade cannabis to a Class B drug in Britain.
 
She now argues that it would have been better to improve education about the drug rather than raise the level of criminalisation.
 
When Mr Opstelten announced the tougher laws, he also relaxed a mandatory plan to ban foreigners from cannabis-selling cafes.
 
Under the rules, which had been branded 'tourism suicide', only Dutch residents would have been able to enter coffee shops.
 
Potential customers would also have been forced to sign up for a one-year membership, or 'dope pass'.
 
Now it will be up to local authorities to decide how to enforce the new legislation.
 

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Got Bud?
Category: Nugs | Posted on Wed, November, 21st 2012 by THCFinder

 


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