In terms of percentages of population smoking. New Hampshire smokes more than California!
State number one? While there may not be scientific evidence that smoking impairs driving, this article presents anecdotal evidence that it impairs voting.
July 28, 2011 in Uncategorized | Tags: marijuana
In terms of percentages of population smoking. New Hampshire smokes more than California!
State number one? While there may not be scientific evidence that smoking impairs driving, this article presents anecdotal evidence that it impairs voting.
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July 29, 2011 at 7:33 pm
Mr. Nice
CBS dudes stole the map coordinates off my GPS and made a slideshow. Fox news tabloid corp ain’t the only fools hacking shit.
August 2, 2011 at 8:48 pm
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Well, six episodes into its seventh season and finally the show “Weeds” has worked Humboldt County into its plotline.
Unfortunately, the episode is a bit heavy on the shotgun-brandishing, booby-trapping stereotype. No actual local scenery (I’m assuming it wasn’t filmed anywhere near here). Nor was there any local “greenery” — the plants were super-fake looking, and even if they were real, I think any actual outdoor grower in Humboldt would be pretty embarassed by those scraggly-looking things! But for a mainstream TV show, I guess it would be silly to expect something a bit more realistic.
I suppose we’ll have to see where the plotline goes from here (at the end of the episode, several of the main characters remain in “Humboldt,” so presumably we’ll see a lot more of that part of the storyline in the next few episodes). But in general it seems like this pop culture exposure will probably be good publicity for the Humboldt “brand,” for Humboldt’s biggest cash crop — especially the outdoor variety. (The characters have a little talk about how although indoor/hydro is “flawless” outdoor is much more “beautiful.”)
Wouldn’t it be great if in some of the next few episiodes, the characters discover at least a few of the other wonderful and unique things about Humbolt — the amazing landscapes, beaches, rivers, mountains, our quirky little towns and cities, etc.