In Oregon, you can shop at a paranormal pot shop. But it's not some gimmick where they sell Ouija boards and glass pipes -- the store might actually be haunted!
Anyone else wondering what they are going to be doing this weekend?
Well, you could take this guy's idea and practice your piloting skills in a pretty inventive way ...
That got me to thinking about the weirdest/most creative ways true stoners have probably tried to consume weed:
Knife hits: The trailer park standard
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I had the opportunity to tour Life Gardens, a legal marijuana farm, the other day. I wasn't sure what to expect. I knew I was about to see an amazing plant, but what I saw makes me happy that I voted for it to be legal. It should have never been illegal.
Girl Scout cookie season is upon us. I buy at least 10 boxes of the purple-box ones. I never remember their names, so I hope that they don't change the color of the box. The girls are out in full force going door-to-door, business to business, getting the cookies out there.
So why not set up shop outside of a business that you know will get you a cookie-sale merit badge with the Girl Scouts?
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A new Washington state law prohibits open containers of marijuana (similar to open containers of alcohol) starting Sept. 26. I think this is a good idea. What if a child or a dog got into it? Or maybe someone allergic to THC walks up and decides to steal whatever is in your car. They eat the pot or smoke it, then they are dead. I can see this happening, maybe.
I was in Seattle on Saturday and, as tradition, I went to Pike's Place Market to look and shop around. This is the place that has the butcher whose pork are fed marijuana. I just had to check it out.
SNOHOMISH, Wash. (AP) — Seattle residents can now have marijuana pork chops on the dinner table.
Bolstered by the legalization of recreational marijuana in Washington state, pig farmer Jeremy Gross and Seattle butcher William von Schneidau began feeding pot excess earlier this year to hogs. It is part flavor experiment, part green recycling and part promotion.
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. (AP) — Oregon State Police say they found 13 pounds of marijuana in the trunk of a car driven by a Washington state man near Klamath Falls. The driver, Samuel Alcalan of Yakima, Wash., was cited and released. One of his passengers, Mario Serrano-Lopez, of Wapato, Wash...