Come check out our links page, reader. We’ve got some new stoner friends to share with you. Maybe you’ll like them. You could hate them. Either way, we’d love for you to check them out and let us know what you think by leaving a comment. Tell it like it is.
So head on over to the links page, just give this little graphic a click:
This is extremely potent stuff picked up in central Texas. Delicious.
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Just how much time should pass for a solid tolerance break? I’ve heard this question many a time in my days of stonering, and as with all things drug, there’s no concrete answer. Naturally, the variance will be vast between a daily wake-and-baker and the weekend warrior. But that’s not to say we can’t have a general rule of thumb to follow…
For most people, about a week will suffice to accomplish the majority of the intended task. While cannabis does not entirely leave the system for multiple weeks, a majority of it will be gone in just 7 days. In this time, any residual effects from daily smoking should have passed, and you’ll feel fresh and alert.
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One of the last great hikes I experienced
This is going to be an atypical post for our humble website. If you’ve been paying attention to the news, you might know that the state of Texas is currently on fire. The most noteworthy inferno – of the dozens of scattered flames – consumed much of a town very close to the state capital, Austin. Bastrop is a relatively small city south of Austin, with a unique ecosystem that cannot be found anywhere else in the central part of the state.
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A collaborative effort between a friend and I resulted in the following photos. These two are a small sample of the gallery.
I’ve recently remembered I own a camera. In light of this discovery, I’d like to share with you some wonderful images. There will be another gallery coming very soon, which should blow this one out of the water… In the mean time, enjoy 
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The DNA of marijuana has been fully mapped out, thanks to a small team of researchers. The efforts could potentially lead to groundbreaking cancer research, and extremely high-THC concentration marijuana plants. Not a whole lot of scientific breakthroughs are made in the field of cannabis, so this is exciting. Read more at the 420petition.com blog.
And while you’re there, check out their overview of the Mexican Cartel situation. What’s going on in Mexico is really appalling, and we’re more responsible than you might think.
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A new survey reports that a majority of Americans support the legalization of marijuana. Angus Reid Public Opinion has found that 55% of Americans support legalization of marijuana. This is higher than both their 2009 and 2010 surveys, in which Americans favored it 53% and 52%, respectively.
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Frontline is known for their outstanding investigative reporting, and this special should be a good one! The half-hour long piece will be covering the largest producer of American-used marijuana: California. It should be a very interesting story, including the federal crackdown on some of these areas, as well as a bit of insight into the black market itself.
It’ll be showing on PBS and PBS.org starting at 9 pm tonight, don’t miss it!
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/
The following short film was submitted to this website by one of our readers. It appears a vintage camera was used in the production of this spot, here it is for your viewing pleasure:
That’s right, ladies and gentlemen, a camera that shoots film. Very retro. Anyway, without further ado, I will link you to a copy of the film itself, conveniently shared with the world via youtube:
Be sure to let us know if you like the video or think it sucked!
