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Instafire: Aqua Teen Hunger Force Worked Cup Dab Rig
Here is another dose of that absolute Instafire filth. Aqua Teen Hunger Force is pretty epic stoner fare.
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Piece of the Week | Adventure Time Jake the Dog Pipes
Where are my Adventure Time fans at? This one goes out to you.
Great TV While High: Claymore
For weedists who enjoy anime with badass sword fights and women who kick ass, Claymore is a must watch.
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Headiest Dab Pins: Winnie Dab Poo Star Wars
Winnie "Dab" Poo is obviously dabbed out of this world if he found his way over to Star Wars.
Woody Harrelson Hosts "Saturday Night Live" Full of Cannabis Jokes
While Saturday Night Live has always had a fair share of great bits on marijuana dating way back, this latest episode certainly showed that it's moving more into the mainstream.
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Headiest Dab Pins: Beavis & Butthead
Beavis & Butthead friggin' rocked and you know for sure they were dabbers.
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Tommy Chong on "Dancing With the Stars" Is Selling Weed to My Mom
"Tommy Chong is in the semi-finals! I think he’s the oldest contestant to make it this far," my mother said breathlessly over the phone earlier this week. "You’d never know he’s a smoker." She’s right. He is the oldest dancer to progress this far, and he doesn't seem to be out of breath on stage.
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Instafire: Marge Simpson Blunt
The stoner Simpsons relationship is so strong, it's just delightful to see something like this done by hand. I love the creative use of the plethora of blunt wrap options now on the market.
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Auditions Begin for Marijuana-Based Reality Show
About 200 people came out to audition for a new web reality show in Denver Saturday. The director of the project calls “The Marijuana Show” The Apprentice meets Shark Tank — if the sharks were dolphins.
Best Substance Emmy Goes to Cannabis
Those looking for more evidence that cannabis is going mainstream need seek no further than the Emmy awards. More than a few pot-friendly comments were made at the awards show.
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Miley Cyrus Says Social Media Is Worse Than Weed
In an interview with Australian TV show Sunday Night, Miley Cyrus was asked if she was concerned that her marijuana use could hurt her brain, to which she said using social media is more harmful.
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Sarah Silverman Brought Liquid THC to the Emmys
On the red carpet at Sunday's Emmy Awards, Sarah Silverman retrieved what she said was liquid THC from her purse, showing it to an E! correspondent. Sarah also mentioned it during an interview with NBC as well.
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RIP James Garner, Actor and Brother-in-Bud
We lost a great legend in cinema and television when James Garner passed away at the age of 86 on Sunday. And though many are not familiar, he was also a great pot enthusiast. "I smoked marijuana for 50 years. I don’t know where I’d be without it."
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Instafire: Breaking Bad Dunny Set
Breaking Bad references are a dime a dozen these days. You really need to be creative to stand out and these just scream for attention.
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Instafire: Terpy Smurf by McDoogle Glass
A Smurf blasting errl, LOLOL! It's so wrong and it's sooo right. The Smurfs is like the trippiest cartoon ever, still enjoyable to the sativa shatterbrained adult. I never minded seeing them among shrooms, I love 'em even more with BHO.
Great TV While High: Louis by Louis CK
Louis CK is a stand-up comedian, writer, and filmmaker at the top of his game. The latest episode of his show should make the most waves in the Weedist community and is worth a special mention.
Cannabis TV: What Came First, More Stoners or More Stoner Media?
Cannabis is making more appearances on television than at any point in our history. Is this growing prevalence of cannabis on television the result of slackening social and legal strictures or is television finally catching up to the culture which it mirrors?
"Vote Medical Marijuana" Campaign Airs TV Ads Calling Out Congressional Opponents of Medical Marijuana
The medical marijuana advocacy group Americans for Safe Access (ASA) is running 30-second TV advertisements on MSNBC in Maryland and South Florida over the next few days to draw attention to Members of Congress who opposed medical marijuana reform in last week's House vote.