Andrew Grande died after being tasered and choking on a bag of marijuana he attempted to swallow.

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George Carlin sits down with a very young Jon Stewart for an amazing conversation about drugs and marijuana with a king of comedy.

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Waiting to Inhale examines the heated debate over marijuana and its use as medicine in the United States. Twelve states have passed legislation to protect patients who use medical marijuana. Yet opponents claim the medical argument is just a smokescreen for a different agenda– to legalize marijuana for recreation and profit. What claims are being made, and what are the stakes?

Waiting to Inhale takes viewers inside the lives of patients who have been forever changed by illness—and parents who lost their children to addiction. Is marijuana really a gateway drug? What evidence is there to support the claim that marijuana can alleviate some of the devastating symptoms of AIDS, cancer and multiple sclerosis? Waiting to Inhale sheds new light on this controversy and presents shocking new evidence that marijuana could hold a big stake in the future of medicine.

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A man in New Mexico is sharing the love and teaching others how to grow their own medicine. He has a school like atmosphere where students are given homework and are graded on their pot plants.

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Sure. They aren’t growing weed, but still these window farms are awesome! Go to their website for instructions on how to build one for yourself.

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Wow. These guys sure got all their ducks in a row. lol. Well, looks like there’s an opening for a new skunk importer in the UK. Wonder if anyone is up for the job. lol. This bust means nothing but the fact that the police can once again jump in front of cameras and act as if they’ve done something. Whoooooa hoooo look at me. I just seized 8.5 billion (street value) pounds of marijuana. Give me a break. These bozos have done nothing but waste billions in tax payers dollars to try and play James Bond with a a bunch of crates full of weed. You gotta love how the reporter in this video refers to the lorry drivers, and forklift guys as “gang members”. God forbid they turn up behind your terrace at night. A crate of dutch weed in their hands, just waiting, waiting to clobber you over the head with it. Pwnd BIooooooootch

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Robbie Williams says he loved smoking cannabis - but had to stop because the drug made him fat.

Apparently Williams would get a mad case of the munchies after taking loads of bong hits. More proof that Medical Marijuana actually works No need to do any more tests to see if marijuana increases appetite among chemo patients. Just ask Robbie Williams! lol

Williams, 36, who still considers himself an alcoholic has widely decried alcohol as something that ruined his life. However he recently referred to cannabis as a “lovely drug” which unfortunately didn’t “mix well with me”. Didn’t mix with what? You eating an entire box of twinkies at 3 am? Chub Rock

Williams went on to further talk about his “year of the munchies” and stated “Did you see me last year? Have a look at last year. Yep. Year of the Munchie 2009.”

“Weed, it’s such a lovely drug. It is such a lovely drug. But it doesn’t mix well with me - at all.”

“It doesn’t take much to trigger - I mean, I’ll get psychosis from having this cup of tea!”

“Seriously. The caffeine in that’s enough. Yeah. A cup of tea will make me feel like shit.”

“But it’s just a shame about weed, because I did love it.”

Here’s a hint Robbie. Put down the twinkies, not the bong! And you won’t get FAT!

Prohibitionists and Anti-Drug government funded bureaucrats threw around their fake rage and sound bites as usual talking about how it was a travesty that a role model like Williams would say that marijuana was a “wonderful, lovely drug”. You can see one of these idiot sycophants at the end of this video. Touting the usual bullshit about how marijuana use leads to psychosis (something which has been recently completely debunked by the scientific community)

Ironically enough Williams was sent into rehab not for use of marijuana but instead of PRESCRIPTION drugs which he had become addicted to. So let me get this right. This story is about how marijuana made robbie williams get fat, and then they talk about how this is terrible. Meanwhile, the man is addicted to prescription drugs and there isn’t even a mention of them. Why not make a piece about how Valium or OxyContin ruins people’s lives? Perhaps they refuse because pharmaceutical companies or some of the biggest advertisers on television. How about making a segment about how McDonalds, and High Fructose Corn Syrup make you fat? Oh no, can’t say anything bad about junk food or soft drinks, don’t want to upset the advertisers. it’s the weed. yep. Weed makes you fat. lol

Bunch of fucking morons.

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Frequently the question will come up of “Who were some of the smartest people who smoked marijuana?” The question feeds on the incorrect notion that somehow smoking marijuana makes you stupid. This is blatantly not true. Many of the world’s leading scientists, politicians, judges, and religious figures have and still use marijuana. Barack Obama (I inhaled frequently, that was the point” Ted Turner (who smoked daily as he built CNN) and my personal favorite. Carl Sagan. Carl Sagan has probably taught more people about Science than any other person on the planet. His television series cosmos still runs yearly on public television and has been translated into a ridiculous amount of languages. On the streets of Amsterdam you can still see it for sale amongst the latest comedies. For some reason the way Sagan spoke continues to connect to loads of people. He also wrote the Science Fiction book Contact which went on to become a film starring Jodi Foster. It’s little known that Carl Sagan was also a frequent marijuana smoker, he wrote a series of essays under the name Mr. X and was a lifelong member of NORML. Below is Sagan’s essay describing how he enjoyed smoking marijuana and the benefits that he believed it held.

I can remember the night that I suddenly realized what it was like to be crazy, or nights when my feelings and perceptions were of a religious nature. I had a very accurate sense that these feelings and perceptions, written down casually, would not stand the usual critical scrutiny that is my stock in trade as a scientist. If I find in the morning a message from myself the night before informing me that there is a world around us which we barely sense, or that we can become one with the universe, or even that certain politicians are desperately frightened men, I may tend to disbelieve; but when I’m high I know about this disbelief. And so I have a tape in which I exhort myself to take such remarks seriously. I say ‘Listen closely, you sonofabitch of the morning! This stuff is real!’ I try to show that my mind is working clearly; I recall the name of a high school acquaintance I have not thought of in thirty years; I describe the color, typography, and format of a book in another room and these memories do pass critical scrutiny in the morning. I am convinced that there are genuine and valid levels of perception available with cannabis (and probably with other drugs) which are, through the defects of our society and our educational system, unavailable to us without such drugs.

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