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The cookie is set by GDPR cookie consent to record the user consent for the cookies in the category "Functional". The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Analytics". These cookies ensure basic functionalities and security features of the website, anonymously. I’m afraid the young folks have morphed it into something that’s too strong for me.Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. I long for the weed of the 60’s, 70’s, or even 80’s. Which is exactly why I can’t smoke weed! It just makes me nervous. I was still a little distracted - off my regular game. I got home after a few hours, and ate a very large chocolate chunk cookie. Then I took a bath and went for a long walk, taking lots and lots of photos. (Smoking of anything at all is illegal in my building.) Because I knew that any second an authority figure was going to knock on my door and if I had my place clean, that would somehow help my case. So I spent an hour straightening things up, using the carpet sweeper, doing the dishes, uncluttering the place. Right away, it made me want to clean house. So I took an empty toilet paper roller thing, and some aluminum foil, and with the help of a straight pin (to make holes), I made a primitive delivery device. But I tried a tiny piece of this still good-sized bud Thursday. I just asked someone for a hit, and he kindly obliged. I had one hit of weed at Bumbershoot in September of 2014. I took it home, put it in a little bitty sealed container, and I never smoked it. I said I didn’t smoke but he insisted because he was celebrating weed becoming legal. After my gig, when I went outside to wait for the bus, a random dude walked over and gave me a large bud. I played a Seattle coffeehouse concert on the first Saturday of January 2014. For more details, visit Penguin Random House right here. One of the most popular methods among these high-brow folks is the dab. “How to Smoke Pot (Properly): A Highbrow Guide to Getting High” is a 288-page paperback, also available as an e-book. include diesel fuel, pine, citrusy smells, or tastes like pink lemonade. That’s about as highbrow and proper as it gets. And strive to tap into that bliss the rest of the time. The goal is to savor those times when you do. But, as Bienenstock joyfully sings to us, it’s also about a state of mind, dude! The goal is not to necessarily smoke each and every day. Mostly, it’s a book there to provide a helping hand in appreciating cannabis. In tune with his reader, Bienenstock presents a dazzling array of facts, heart-felt observations, and a humanity that should melt the heart of many a naysayer. The beauty of the book is that Bienenstock’s good sense for storytelling wins out every time. If you’d like a handy overview of cannabis chemistry, well, keep on reading.
If you don’t know the difference between indica and sativa, Bienenstock has got you covered. Bienenstock, like a good journalist, makes no assumptions on your experience or level or knowledge while, at the same, keeps advancing. So, a book like this truly serves any age. Many people are coming back who have not gotten high in many years, or who never did in the first place.
The shops have welcomed back numerous people who had given up ever again having reliable and trusted access. What all the cannabis shops have done is not only bring a plant out from the cold. A book like this can’t help but be a call to action moving along at a good, steady, and stirring pace. Bienenstock does a great job of balancing his content so it is not too light and yet easy to digest. The idea here is to show some respect for the plant and yourself. He is the guy who will share a joint with you and, as the conversation rolls along, will segue into some history, some science, and some sage advice.
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He is the former West Coast editor of High Times magazine and now a journalist and video host/producer at VICE, where he writes the Weed Eater column and produces a video series called Bong Appetit. “How to Smoke Pot (Properly): A Highbrow Guide to Getting High” by David Bienenstockĭavid Bienenstock is your uniquely qualified host.
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