Vincent Mehdizadeh made the vending machine to get marijuana. The PVM verifies that the user is legally allowed to purchase medicinal marijuana by requiring a prescription card and a fingerprint that is associated with the holder of the card. Sadly, the machine does not allow any one user to take more than one ounce of medicinal marijuana a week :( Each transaction gives the customer about one-eighth to two-eighths of an ounce. Another benefit of the machine, according to Mehdizadeh, is lower cost. By eliminating the workers behind the counter at the distribution centers, buyers will pay $20 to $40 less per one-eighth of an ounce.

Prop 203

Proposition 203 makes medical marijuana legal. The prop has officially passed by more than 4,300 votes. The proposition started off losing which made Michael and Megan very upset. However, later it caught up and made us very happy :) 

Things you can smoke weed out of

Bongs

Pipes

Sharpies

Fruit

 Sneakatoke


Door stopper


Water Bottles ( To make bongs)



and cool stuff like this


Joint papers

Blunt wrappers

Can

Smoking weed vs. eating weed

Smoking marijuahna gets you high faster than eating weed. However, when you eat weed the high lasts longer and is more of a body high while smoking from a pipe or something is more of a head high.You are more likely to feel nauseous or vomit earting weed than when smoking a joint.

+ and -

Pros

• Marijuana gives munchies to people who can not eat.
• Marijuana helps nausea
• Doctors have made use of marijuana, successfully, in the treatment of neurogenic pain.
• The people suffering from glaucoma, asthma and spasticity have been found to have benefited from the consumption of marijuana.
• Marijuana can help relieve the chronic pain and suffering of people with incurable diseases like cancer, AIDS, multiple sclerosis, etc.

Cons

 

Short-term Effects

Distorted perception (sights, sounds, time, touch), problems with memory and learning, lack of proper coordination, trouble with problem-solving, increased heart rate and reduced blood pressure are some of the short-term effects of marijuana.

 

Effects on the Brain

High doses of marijuana, when consumed through food, can cause hallucinations, delusions, impaired memory and disorientation.

 

Effects on the Heart

The heart beat increases rapidly and the blood pressure drops within minutes of smoking marijuana.

 

Effects on the Lungs

Heavy coughing and respiratory problems 

 

Effects during Pregnancy

Studies have found that mothers who have used marijuana during pregnancy have given birth to children who are likely to exhibit problems with neurological developments. Prenatal marijuana exposure can cause altered responses to visual stimuli, increased tremulousness, problems with sustained attention and memory and poor problem-solving skills.

 

Types of weed

White Widow is one of the world's favorite marijuana strains.

Ice is one of the new types of Marijuana. It has won awards and is highly crystalline.

Bubblegum has a bubblegum taste.

Purple Power is a uniquely purple plant which grows well in cool climates.

Street terms

420
Acapulco gold
BC bud
Buddha
Cheeba
Chronic
Dope
Ganja
Green goddess
Herb
Homegrown
Hydro
Indo
KGB (killer green bud)
Kindbud
Locoweed
Mary Jane
Shake
Sinsemilla
Skunk
Wacky tabacky

Marijuana

When smoked, marijuana gives the user a "high," a mild feeling of elation, pleasure, and wonder. The onset is rapid, about 2-5 minutes, and lasts for about 30 minutes to three or four hours, depending on the dose. Being high on marijuana changes the way people interpret sounds and color, making auditory and visual experiences more stimulating and intense. This is why marijuana use was been intensely promoted by music fans in the 60s and 70s, and marijuana continues to be used frequently at rock concerts. Marijuana gives the user a soothing sensation which diminishes the pain of diseases like cancer and AIDS.

Marijauna foods

You can put Marijuana in food. For example!
desserts
butter
lollipops

Long-term marijuana use is far less damaging than long-term alcohol use.

Excessive alcohol consumption is the third leading preventable cause of death in the United States and is associated with multiple adverse health consequences, including liver cirrhosis, various cancers, unintentional injuries, and violence. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control reported 20,687 “alcohol-induced deaths in 2003 and the CDC has no reports of “marijuana-induced deaths.”