Seattle's Smoking This Sunday At MEDFEST. Will Washington state medical marijuana patients lose the right to drive?
Will they lose the right to grow their own medicine? Will state stores start selling pot instead of, or in addition to, hard liquor? You can inform yourself on all those questions -- and also have a blast -- this Sunday, December 18, from 2 to 10 p.m. at the political pot party MEDFEST, which will be hosted at SODO Pop, 2424 1st Avenue South in Seattle, just north of Lander Street. Among the guests of honor will be U.S. Official Twilight Breaking Dawn Merchandise, T shirts & Apparel. Twilightaholic Tee by immortalthreads- 411810626. Hostelling International Washington State Council. Hostel. A hostel dormitory room The world's first hostel was established in 1912 at Altena Castle in Germany. Hostels are generally cheaper for both the operator and the occupants; many hostels have long-term residents whom they employ as desk clerks or housekeeping staff in exchange for free accommodation.
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Get a Medical Marijuana Card, Lose Your Second Amendment Rights. If you are a medical marijuana patient in one of the 16 states (plus the District of Columbia) that allow for it, you’ve got reason to believe lately that the government has it in for you.
You’ve got federal raids on the places where you can conveniently buy your medicine, the governor of Arizona trying to overturn in court her citizens’ choice to institute a medical marijuana system, and Michigan’s attorney general trying to make life as hard as he can for those using the system his state’s voters approved by 63 percent in 2008. And while it isn’t directly the government’s fault, doctors are taking people off liver transplant waiting lists for using medical pot. It isn’t just that the government on both the federal and state level doesn’t want you to be able to legally and conveniently obtain your medicine, if that medicine is pot.
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