i have such good news i think it should come in wax form, crayola if i could afford it. three days time, 39cents and counting. look out for a fiberoptic touch tomorrow..it might make you fuzzy in weird places
What? Ah, well. I knew you were leaving, I just didn't know you had gone. Well, change is good (as I think I remember saying before...). I wish you luck and inspiration and prosperity in your new home :)
yo whats up turd-burglar. you best be cranking out the art... cause im tryin to. that artfuel show im doing is in a couple weeks. well mannnn I LOVVES YOU and everyone sends their lovesss too.
WORD WORD!... just gott a bunch of that equipment and a new mac and i just startd makin music..! scope it out on my "cook!" myspace and add me sonl.... this shit is platnum... like the streets is callin! hah .. WORD!!
ROCKNATION TV is now airing in: RALEIGH-North Carolina on channel 10 Thursday's, Friday's & Saturday's at 11 P.M.
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MPP is the largest marijuana policy reform organization in the United States. Founded in 1995, MPP works to minimize the harm associated with marijuana -- both the consumption of marijuana and the laws that are intended to prohibit its use. MPP believes that the greatest harm associated with marijuana is prison. To this end, MPP focuses on removing criminal penalties for marijuana use, with a particular emphasis on making marijuana medically available to seriously ill people who have the approval of their doctors.
MPP doesn't encourage marijuana use. But our failed marijuana laws cost taxpayers billions of dollars a year, keep police from focusing on real crimes, and fail to keep marijuana away from kids. We believe it's time for a new approach-- taxation and regulation.
Sincerely,
The Marijuana Policy Project
