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Maasai tribesman, Tanzania The Bushman’s Bong Another early example of the ‘Earth Pipe’ or ground bong of Africa. This one from a Hawaii traveler telling stories on a layover in 1898 with jokes! Evening bulletin, Hawaiian newspaper, July Read More …
Crazed From Smoking a Weed Crazy article from 1905 that Interestingly gives credit to ‘indian women’ for growing cannabis in North America… “Marihuana is a weed used in Mexico by people of the lower class and sometimes by soldiers, Read More …
Jerry in underwear alien costume with police, 1958 No Man From Mars In 1958 following a UFO sighting, residents of Bad Axe, Michigan started seeing some strange things around town… Reports of a “little blue man” that would Read More …
The Hasheesh Leading up to the civil war, another war was brewing… The war between cannabis and cotton… In this poem before the war in 1854, you can feel the war brewing… The Hasheesh Of all the orient lands Read More …
Bonfire Material Los Angeles Times -Sept. 8, 1948 “Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Deputy Dwight Smith drags a load of marijuana from a roadside patch in Rosemead. The plants were later burned. A story in the next morning’s L.A. Times Read More …
“I find it quite ironic that the most dangerous thing about weed is getting caught with it..” – Bill Murray Bill Fucking Murray We have all heard one of a myriad of awesome Bill Murray stories that have Read More …
Goodwin’s weekly : a thinking paper for thinking people, March 15, 1919 Article: WW1 joke The old ‘hempen necktie’ trick… Get Smart
The Smell of Success In 1974 an article from the University of South Carolina paper, the Garnet and Black, had a interesting topic… It seems the University was awarded a grant for research. What was the research that needed Read More …
“I don’t know whether you fully understand that I have just been shot, but it takes more than that to kill a Bull Moose.” -Theodore Roosevelt, first words in a campaign speech minutes after being shot, 1912 A 19-year-old Theodore Read More …
Banananananananana I thought I’d win the spelling bee And get right to the top, But I started to spell ” banana, “ And I didn’t know when to stop. by William Rossa Cole Ann Arbor Sun, April, 1967 Read More …