Wow, very cool to see @RiverfrontTimes weed correspondent in the pages of Harpers, like many other influential men and women of American letters before him @DoyleMurphy
i have no idea if people enjoy reading the "higher thoughts" sections at the bottom of these reviews as much as i enjoy writing em, but the one in this review is probably my favorite so far. thanks, Sour Tangie, and thanks @naturemedmo https://t.co/lMnguboeJB
the flora farms-branded GG4 (gorilla glue, pictured) that i picked up on this trip to @NBlissCannabis has rapidly risen to the top of my list of go-to strains. great for several reasons, but phenomenal for pain https://t.co/pyassTKgMY
The best part of my week is reading @TOMMYCHIMS "Higher Thoughts," and this week's inspired piece manages to tie together the intricacies of air-tromboning and the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia -- seems @greenlight_stl's "Lava Cake" hits the sweet spot. https://t.co/AOavVA75Go
my latest review is of the Ferguson location of @Greenlight4STL, which in addition to some really killer cannabis (that Lava Cake!) also has another great feature -- a drive-thru https://t.co/QYJoLxYP6E
Under the measure introduced this year by Rep. Cheri Toalson-Reisch, parole eligibility would be restored to drug offenders convicted of first and second-degree drug trafficking who have served at least ten years of their sentence. https://t.co/bSqSuhAxt6
"Pending a parole hearing, Franklin could soon be leaving prison, making him one of just ten 'prior and persistent drug offenders' to do so — and the first case of Parson's clemencies related to marijuana crimes." https://t.co/BfzRJClRfX
"Notably, none of Parson's commutations have yet involved cannabis cases, meaning the last time a Missouri governor freed a cannabis-related drug offender was 2015, when Gov. Jay Nixon freed Jeff Mizanskey from a life sentence" https://t.co/xaPOcuskgw
this week's review took me to Swade Cannabis's colorful new location in the Grove, where i was delighted to find Blue Dream pre-rolls. ten thumbs up https://t.co/OWX5KgHWBj
@beganovic2021 @DoyleMurphy you think i don't know mary? BB2 from the 2019-2020 board of aldermen session became ordinance number 70982 on 6/25/19, codifying where it's appropriate to zone MMJ facilities in the city of st. louis. who you calling a character