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The Stoner Oreo

Category: Fun | Posted on Sun, January, 8th 2012 by THCFinder

Now that's an Oreo to be proud of.

 

 

(Source) r/trees = )

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Above and beyond the cross joint!

Category: Fun | Posted on Sun, January, 8th 2012 by THCFinder

Just wow?

 

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Stop the Violence - cannabis and prohibition

Category: Culture | Posted on Sat, January, 7th 2012 by THCFinder

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Letting your parents know you smoke weed

Category: Fun | Posted on Fri, January, 6th 2012 by THCFinder

Maybe not the best method but it works

 

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Medical Marijuana License Fees That Saved Cops' Jobs at Risk in Mendocino

Category: Medical Marijuana | Posted on Fri, January, 6th 2012 by THCFinder
The one-of-a-kind cooperation between medical marijuana growers and the Mendocino County Sheriff's Department -- which legitimized cannabis cultivation in the eyes of the law and saved the jobs of deputies facing layoffs -- is at risk, pending the outcome of a court case.
 
Since 2010, Mendocino County marijuana growers with a doctor's recommendation have been permitted to license plants with Sheriff Tom Allman's department, under chapter 9.31 of the Mendocino County Code. Growers wishing to cultivate up to 99 plants must pay the Sheriff's Department an inspection fee and a $50 per-plant permit fee. In return, growers receive zip-ties that mark each of their 99 plants as certified legal, and the promise that the inspected medical marijuana crop won't be raided by local law enforcement. 
 
But a court case out of Southern California could invalidate the program --  the first and only of its kind in California, according to Mendocinco County Counsel Jeanine B. Nadel. 
 
In its opinion on Pack v. Long Beach, the state Court of Appeals ruled that state and local governments cannot issue permits for medical marijuana dispensaries or grows because in doing so, the government would violate the federal Controlled Substances Act. 
 
"If the Pack decision stands, I think we would have issue with our permitting procedure," Nadel told SF Weekly shortly before the new year. "Our permit for 99 plants might be in jeopardy."
 
The state Supreme Court is expected to decide if it will hear an appeal from the city of Long Beach on the Pack decision sometime in February. If an appeal is heard, the 9.31 program can continue as normal while the case is in the courts, Nadel said. 
 
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Homers bong

Category: Fun | Posted on Fri, January, 6th 2012 by THCFinder

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