It’s so true… Sometimes when you’re feeling down and low and sad and lonely and overwhelmed with bills that have not been paid for over 5 months because your dealer increased prices of a HQ from 25 bucks to $35; you roll up a fatty and smoke that ish and BOOOM – You’re bills are still not paid, but atleast you got HIGH! -
For everything else there’s Mastercard (Because dealers are just not high-tech as yet)

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You shouldn’t live with a “barely-get-by” attitude. You should thrive, live an abundant, overflowing life. Sometimes when things seem difficult, it’s easy to slip into a “survival mode.” When times get tough, it’s tempting to just hunker down and settle where you are. If you’re not careful, you’ll develop a survival mentality that will keep you from growing and releasing your faith. You’ll be happy just to “break even.” We’re not supposed to just break even; we’re supposed to break through to a new level! Make up your mind today that no matter how difficult things seem, you are going to thrive every day! Declare that you are rising higher. As you continue to expect and increase, you’ll see blessings in your life, and you will thrive and live in victory all the days of your life.

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In the spirit of the moment you let your guard down to attract
nothing but a virus, the pleasures’ so momentary
the urge was purely sexual, emotions faked to climax
the possibilities were shallow as a wading pool: visually blinding
caught in a scent that has strains of DNA
embedded deep in your subconscious, where negativity didn’t matter
few words were spoken, may be to some; too many were
but behind the wood, history was taking place
where only the involved would know
“i love anonymous
i love anonymous
and anonymous loves me!”
lying you are content, when a butterfly not so pretty flutters’ by
but one, that would sprinkle color in your life
your mind shackled to the recognizable faded jeans and white top
you fulfilled the very notion of why science claimed we exist
we exist to LOVE ANONYMOUSLY. Those memories live on.

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Someone told me the other day that they dont get the concept of working for 40 years of your life so you can save money to enjoy retirement that only last for a few years anyways… (15 if you’re lucky) Me personally, I hate the concept of “working for the man” (like fello blogger Papa Roach puts it) It just dosnt make sense. Everyone today has an idea that can make them rich. What stops them is ‘DRIVE’. Alot of people that I’ve met are either too lazy or too stressed out with life to even dabble with the concept of starting out on their own. I think starting a business is kinda like marriage. You ned to say your ‘I Do’s’ and stick with it though the good times and bad, the sickness and health. Because let’s face it, after we cross 65ish, there is more sickness than good health. And working for the man before is not gonna leave you in the best shape to survive retirement. Unless you’re like granny below who has some good grand-kids that feeds them the good stuff. I think that would make retirement slower and take care of all aches and pains. Just my 2 cents for this boring Monday.

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It’s Friday Biaaaaatches…. the weekend s finally here and it’s time to pull out the stash and light one up. See the difference between smoking during the week vs a friday is that during the week your mind is still semi-occupied with the thought about waking up for work the next day (unless you have no work or school). When you spark the good stuff up on Friday or Saturday… it’s a different High. It’s a high above all highs especially if you get super-high; becuase that high is just super, like super super high. You have no work the next day, it’s your day to sleep in and everything seems fiiine. So if you are hittin town to paint it red, staying indoors and getting baked or lighting up a big one by yourself as a reward for doing the 9-5 from Mon – Fri; be safe, have fun and enjoy!

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“A herd of buffalo can move only as fast as the slowest buffalo, and when the herd is hunted, it is the slowest and weakest ones at the back that are killed first. This natural selection is good for the herd as a whole because the general speed and health of the whole group keeps improving by the regular culling of the weakest members.
In much the same way, the human brain can only operate as fast as the slowest brain cells. Excessive intake of weed, we all know, kills a few brain cells, but naturally it attacks the slowest and weakest brain cells first. In this way, regular consumption of weed eliminates the weaker brain cells making the brain a faster and more efficient machine.
So that’s why you always feel smarter after a few tokes” – HAPPY FRIDAY FELLO TOKERS!

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Yesterday, May 11 marked the 19th death anniversary of internationally known legendary reggae singer Bob Marley. He passed away due to cancer on May 11, 1981. May his soul rest in peace. Apart from making good music, he was an advocate of marijuana and spoke at great lengths to help legalize marijuana in the western hemisphere. Below is an excerpt from an interview ….

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by Marianne Williamson from A Return To Love: Reflections on the Principles of A Course in Miracles

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1. In 19th century Nepal, the marijuana harvest was performed by men who ran naked through fields of flowering plants and then had the sticky resin scraped off their bodies and formed into bricks of hashish.

2. Marijuana is known for its mellowing effect, but it has fueled many warriors in history. The word “assassin” is believed to come from the hashish taken a millennium ago by Arab killers (called “hashshashin” or “hashish eaters”), though some historians doubt they were under the influence while on their missions.

3. Louisa May Alcott, author of “Little Women,” wrote a short story called “Perilous Play” about marijuana. In it, a character declares, “If someone does not propose a new and interesting amusement, I shall die of ennui!” Another character produces a box of hashish-laced bonbons, and hedonism ensues.

4. Around 1900, the U.S. government briefly grew marijuana along a stretch of the Potomac River to study the plant’s medicinal value. Today, a more potent plant has risen on that site: the Pentagon.

5. A white Chicago jazz musician named Milton “Mezz” Mezzrow moved to Harlem in 1929, declared himself a “voluntary Negro,” and began selling marijuana. Known as “The Man Who Hipped the World” and “The Link Between the Races,” Mezzrow sold fat joints called mezzrolls. Soon a new piece of Harlem slang emerged: Something genuine was described as “mezz.”

6. Marijuana interferes with short-term memory so that users forget what they just said or did. Not only that, marijuana interferes with short-term memory so that users forget what they just said or did.

7. Before Congress voted to ban marijuana in 1937, the birdseed industry got the bill amended to exempt marijuana seeds (known as hemp seeds) as long as they were sterilized and could not be used to grow plants. An industry spokesman denied that the seeds made birds high, but an ardent marijuana foe, Dr. Victor Robinson, had previously written that the seeds had caused birds to “dream of a happy birdland where there are no gilded cages, and where the men are gunless and the women hatless.”

8. Billy Carter, the late brother of former President Jimmy Carter, believed the illegality of marijuana was part of its attraction. “Marijuana is like Coors beer,” he said. “If you could buy the damn stuff at a Georgia filling station, you’d decide you wouldn’t want it.”

9. One of the least typical supporters of the decriminalization of marijuana was conservative icon William F. Buckley, who died in February. Buckley once sailed his yacht into international waters so that he could smoke pot without breaking U.S. laws.

10. Bill Clinton said famously that he smoked marijuana but “didn’t inhale.” President Bush has never admitted taking the drug, but his drug use was strongly suggested in recorded conversations between him and a friend — the interestingly named Doug Wead. Only one of the three 2008 contenders is an admitted ex-doper.
Barack Obama has said, “When I was a kid, I inhaled frequently. That was the point.”

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It dosn’t get any better than this. What better way to bring out your inner kid than induldging in one of these Rasta Suprises…. (if only they were real) Funchies and the good stuff all in one small egg like package! May be someone with a alot of money in their bank account should consider marketing this in Amsterdam (since green is legal there)!

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