November 20, 2009 Irvin Rosenfeld, a Florida stockbroker, set the world record for the consumption of cannabis cigarettes.
The United States federal government has supplied Rosenfeld and three other US citizens for decades with a smokable cannabis medicine. Irv Rosenfeld has received his medicine for 27 years and is the longest known cannabis patient.
One of four patients intensely tested in 2001 by Patients Out of Time as part of the “Missoula Study” Irv was found to be in excellent health for a man of his age. All physiological systems were examined by neutral investigators since the US federal government had never required or requested such a complete overview to discover the efficacy of the plant product they were medically administering under the “Compassionate New Drug Program”of the FDA.
Irv will consume his number one hundred and fifteen thousand “joint” or marijuana cigarette sometime on November 20, 2009. All 115,000 cigarettes have been prescribed by US federally approved medical doctors from cannabis plants grown at the University of Mississippi in a test location and prepared for consumption in the research triangle area of North Carolina.
Speaking as a cannabis patient and Director of the cannabis patient advocacy organization Patients Out of Time Irv stated, “I cannot fathom the reluctance of my federal government to allow the use of medical cannabis for the sick and dying of the US. My experience of use, the calming of my negative symptoms, that has allowed me to be a useful, contributing member of society must be extended to all the ill based on the judgment of medical professionals and not guided or restrained by the dictates of law enforcement who have no empathy for the ill nor the education to appropriately enter into doctor-patient relationships and treatment options.”
115,000 and counting. When do the sick not named Rosenfeld, receive their cannabis medicine?
Hello Irv, how are you buddy? I got a problem I have multiple sclerosis/seizures and marijuana is the only medicine that has helped me in the last 15 yrs!
When is our goverment gonna stop the suffering of all us people who marijuana helps??I really got a dilema here in Ohio because not even the goverment will at least let us have no rights to the herb!What are they scared of that more people will wake up and know we are right?Maybe put the pharm. companys out of business?? I do not care about that ,all i care about is living with a quality of life that marijuana brought back to me!! 🙂 Please write back if you can,It would mean so much to me!!
Ive said it once ill say it again, Irv is the MAN
Our own Government has Been protecting Big Pharmacy and Health Industries long enough, Glad to see the truth is finally coming out, Should NOT have taken this long though, Now that the AMA has changed it`s position, It is NOW time to put pressure on those that can make final Legalization Happen,The SAFEST and most Useful Herb on the face of our Planet needs to be put to good use. Groups are already pushing for Eco-Friendly Hemp Building materials,Insulation and Concrete “Hempcrete”.
Let`s keep pushing!
does irv get a buzz from so many bones a day? if this herb comes from the government, they have done something to alter it? if i huffed all that herb,well, i just could not even imagine how chewy id be….glad your in good shape irv man! burn some for us.
If you were a minority black or hispanic you surely would have never been allowed to have your medicine. I’m amazed that minorities in this country don’t revolt!
Mr. Rosenfeld is a walking, talking billboard for the efficacy of marijuana to effectively allay the symptoms of a particularly painful, potentially paralyzing or life-threatening malady.
While his condition is rare, patients with a plethora of diseases who obtain significant relief from their debilitating symptoms are not rare at all…
The anecdotal evidence of literally hundreds of thousands of people in pain and otherwise suffering the world over who report significant relief from its use, and empirical evidence from more than 17,000 studies indicating cannabis’ potential for medicinal applications, are there for us all to see.
Yet the ONDCP, DEA, NIDA, FDA (but not the AMA, hurray!) et al still stubbornly cling to misguided, outdated, distorted facts; dis- and mis-information regarding this helpful herb with so many benefits to humanity. We’ve been blindfolded and lied to for decades by our own government.
When will (this) government admit that smoking marijuana helps thousands of people to cope with a multitude of maladies? They say because the smoke is toxic, but that’s debatable. Sure, vaporization is safer (and less odorous), but not everyone can afford a vaporizer. Consuming edible preparations is another viable, yet relatively more expensive option…
Just a few puffs brings instant relief to so many –it’s hard to ignore the simple fact that IT WORKS! And no serious side-effects, like with most of the legal pharmaceutically available options for treatment.
Moneys saved from simply not arresting and prosecuting innocent people for mere possession of our safest alternative to alcohol and tobacco could be used far more productively in treatment programs for those with addictions to substances which actually kill people (like alcohol and tobacco).
Marijuana has, in its 10,000 year history of human interaction, not killed ANYONE.
The stigma associated with cannabis use, that stems from outdated discriminatory rhetoric and persists to this day due to corrupt lobbying (i.e., back-room political payoffs from pharmaceutical, petro-chemical, prison industrial complex and other big business interests who fear loss of market share) is slowly eroding. Persons of integrity like Mr. Rosenfeld are bravely speaking out to hasten the process.
But, we all have our part to do. — Research the history of marijuana prohibition yourself. Talk to friends and neighbors about what can and should be done to end this senseless oppressive prohibition which exposes our youth and our senior citizens in pain, and anyone else who tries to buy what could and should be a legitimate commodity, to the dangerous underbelly of society.
Prohibition is itself the “gateway” to other drugs in this manner: the very fact that marijuana is illegal puts its full control in the hands of the violent and unscrupulous dealers of heroin, meth, crack, LSD, ecstasy, and on and on.
When we (officially) separate this plant from these dangerous chemicals, we remove the harms associated with it that face our children and anyone else who tries to buy marijuana from black-market dealers. We will also deprive violent drug gangs of more than half of their funding for further criminal enterprises by this remarkably simple step.
Besides exposure to actual deadly narcotic drugs, being forced to seek out a comparatively benign substance (marijuana) from unregulated and potentially violent street dealers subjects non-violent cannabis consumers to arrest, incarceration, and a life-time criminal record. The incarceration part can be the most harmful of all, as we all know what can happen in jail and in prison to anyone unlucky enough to find themselves in such a predicament.
We have, as adults, a basic constitutionally provided freedom to decide what we put into our bodies.
Stand up, speak out, and re-establish our hold on this, one of the most basic of freedoms, before our government squashes the rest of our rights.
Thanks Irv, you are an inspiration and righteous role model for us all. Our founding fathers would approve of your dedication and devotion to a plant that they urged Americans to sow and reap with impunity.
Our new president has a chance to lead the world into a new era of true transparency; to break the chains of ignorance, and tear down this wall of repression that is the modern-day prohibition of marijuana.
Mr. Obama: Tear down this wall!
(This IS an appropriate analogy, considering the more than 20 million otherwise innocent Americans who have been arrested for simply possessing marijuana)
Irv is living proof that cannabis does a body good!
We need more guys like this. So hes been tokin for only only 2 years less than ive been alive and his overall health is 100 percent? Sweeeeet. Damn government cant nay-say the facts now
I have been diagnosed with adhd for over 30 years and have been on ritlin, adderall and etc. In all those years and through all of those meds the only thing that seems to work for me is cannabis, which was discovered accidentally when I was 12.When you consider the side effects of those prescribed drugs versus cannabis it is clear which is the least dangerous. Unfortunately I can not use it due to the laws and my job. Luckily, I was able to get away with using it in college and I am sure it is why I graduated with honors and numerous awards. I can only hope that the Feds start allowing some clinical trials or something with cannabis and hopefully I can be one of the test patients for the positive effects it has on adhd. I do think we are moving in the right direction as compared to just a few years back when the stigma of cannabis was generally still negative. Many thanks to Norml and the others who have worked so hard to educate others and bring to light the positive effects of this natural herb.
What negative side affects did you encounter. Has it affected your job. You have been smoking legally for 27 years. Could that ease of frustration given to you by smoking weed, be caused by the familiar comfort of routine and habbit? Do you not think you would be a better Stock broker if you were not a pot smoker?
thanks
the crazy part to me, is the guy is still smokin J’s of weed that is like 10 years old…at least that is what was on one of those med pot documentarys
its the equiv of super high me being medicinal, its not, its entertaining, but it doesnt cover anything major medically.
I just wonder how he wouldve done, if say they gave him DIFFERENT strains over all that time, we all know the different from one to the next, so I just sort of wonder…if he had a kush, then a sour D, its a completely different expereince/pain relief spots..
Actually im surprised they didnt just give him tincture amounts instead of joints.
robert as one with Charcot Marie Tooth(close to the MS family…neuropathy) I totally understand what you mean…I am far more sensitive to this whole thing, it has me looking at WHO should be getting this medication…Im one that now cant support rec use, till people like myself, and those with MS(montell) and parkinsons can get RELIEF…no one understands our plight….I was given oxy, then I got kidney stones by 20…
Robert in Ohio: 13 states have medical marijuana laws already, and several more are getting close. If your situation would permit it, I suggest you get the fuck out of Ohio. I left Nazi Texas for Compassionate California, and life is gooooooooooood.
I really do not understand how EVEN ONE government official can continue to support the bogus “war on drugs”and allow Cannabis to be kept at schedule 1 (no medical value) while the US gov. supplies Mr Rosenfeld with HIS drug AND the US gov. holds a patent on Cannabinoids / Cannabis….How can any sane person work within a system of lies ????
PROHIBITION MUST END .
Damn Irv you must be gettin high as balls.
Here is solid proof that cannabis is not detrimental to human health.
I hope he and other weed warriors use it as such against the repressors.
GO IRV! keep up the good fight for all those whose voices that can’t be heard.
I liked the part that his health is perfectly fine. Whoops, more government propaganda exposed. Sorry DEA, but keep up those helicopter flights doing nothing but pulling up pot plants, I frankly love watching you get your hands dirty.
I just wanted to say that as a child I had been plagued with a.d.d. and a.d.h.d….and also depression and increased anger…For these reasons I have been placed on numerous medicines…patches..narcotics(mainly ritilan)…many depression medicines. The depression medicines never really worked…and although the ritilan calmed me down, at the same time it added many other problems(anxiety, insomnia, major loss of appetite,) For a lil part of my childhood my mother called me ethiopian child…me being calm for her was better than me being “normal” but only at a cost to me. I almost committed suicide from one of my depression medicines….luckily I talked my self out of it..and they thankfully took me off the medicine. About 17, I decided enough was enough…I had very few friends..I wasnt eating right..and all I was doin was sitting in the house. I had never smoked marijuana before the age of 18 and hated drugs and the people who used them. I was even a dare graduate. So in my senior year my friends oj and anthony invited me over and they talked me into smoking a blunt with them. That day I realized something…I realized I could have a way to be “normal”, to be calm, to be happy, hungry, and just plain content. From that day on…May god strike me down if I’m lieing…my life started getting better. Before then my life outlook was bleek, my friends were obsolete, and I hated my life. Granted this was because of my hyperactivity and my sadness…but the point I’m trying to make is that we dont need these powerful narcotics and crazy depressions medicines to help make you better…when there is a much better and safer way. In about 15 yrs of being drugged up by the medicines the government said i needed…I had no positive effect…Now its about 6 yrs later….I’m happy, healthy, and im able to keep friends. Honestly, Im just happy i can be me. With all those governmental medicines I may have been calm and quiet..but I would rather be happy and let my personality shine through. With this being said, why haven’t doctors looked in to marijuana being safer alternative for hyper active children? If they take the time to look into this, I think they will come to an interesting conclusion…..trust me.
I too am a patient with muscular dystrophy and marijuana is the only medicine that really helps me without the side effects and allows me to live a productive life. I am glad to hear that they finally are willing to see that this helps people and like many that this is a viable option. And that we are not just trying to get high, That myself and many others have said over and over that its the only relief for alot of us.
Hi Irv, I live in Alaska where is is legal under state law, but the docs in Anchorage will not sign for my Medical Marijuana Card any longer and have not since 2005 because of federal law and malpractic insurance! They say the DEA has told them they will still presecute even after the memo that was released by the US Attorney Generals Office! I have Multiple Scelrosis (20 years), Glacoma, Chronic Pain. I have smoked every evening for years and no drug they have given me has helped as much. When will the FDA and Feds wake up and help us!!!! I’m sick of having pills shoved down my throat that don’t work!!!! Even my 70yo mother believes they should legelizal all marijuana use and control and tax it! She uses no drugs or alcohol, just a smart lady!! Congrats on your achievement!!!!!
what about New York? we need some help over here .
I wonder, have any of these patients of the government turned to heroin or any other heavier drugs? Just wondering about the gateway theory!
dude…Irv…you are the fucking CHAMP!!!! man…id like to spark one up with u sometime
we live in a nanny state.
it’s sad but we are corporate slaves, our voices are equal to the sound of leaves tumbling on the sidewalk.
we cant do what we want without permission, without a license. license to drive, to hunt, to be a nurse the list goes on….
Gee you mean Cannabis DOESN’T kill?!? Who would’ve thunk it!
I believe the pharma. Companies are behind the drug testing kits & marijuana . Next is big breweries , wineries , distilleries and last tobacco Companies .
….is this just me or does anyone else believe this ?
Oh, I believe there are two VERY intrenched sides.(possibly a third..if ya wanna include Medicinal w/out respect for recreation) There are the “have pot’s” and the “have not’s”….they would be Ur prohibitionists and what not………..Or maybe there are those of us who are pro-good and helping people/planet AND then there are those who are PRO-DOLLAR$………need I say more?.
Please ease up on the laws here in utah, for as BEAutiful as southern Utah is, you think you’d want us to enjoy the veiw from the perfect cloud.
I have had cluster headaches (think migraine) since i was 5 years old. I am 55 years old now and I have used cannabis since 1968. I smoke daily and have for over 40 years. My doctor tells me I am in great shape for my age and says keep doing what I have been because it is working. I hope someday the research will provide us with the exact compounds we need to get relief. Using cannabis of different kinds and quality produce different results. I know which kind and how much I need to use because of my own experience. Someday this will be a very exact science.
Thanks to Irv and Norml for all that you do.
Well this simply can’t be. NORML has obviously manipulated his medical records to cover up his lung cancer, dead brain cells, and chronic halitosis.
They’ve also obviously had to cover up his hunger for heroin, PCP and meth, since ‘potheads’ have no choice but to move on to harder drugs.
Good for you Irv, F you DEA.
#12 Alex:
Support “recreational” use, dammit! If it were legalized and regulated you’d have unfettered access to whatever your preferred strain is! There’s no “either/or” about the issue, it’s not either med use or rec use, porque no las dos?
The continuous “lie” is one of the roots of the problem the American citizen has with it’s government. Too many people realize that the government has lied,and continues the lie,regardless of scientific evidence,anecdotal evidence or even reviews by Doctors on medical uses for marijuana,for the average American to ever trust their government or it’s motives in every
action they try to take. As long as they continue to prove that they will lie to us,where does the lie end?
If they will lie about something as benign as marijuana,are they being truthful about the dangers and/or benefits of any of their programs they try to cram down our throats. Are they actually trying to help us,or lining their pockets with money from the industries that benefit by the program? Just as with the health plan before them now.
If 1/3 or more of our nation uses marijuana(est),that is a large segment of our nation that fully realize the govt will lie to them,and now,with the evidence of their lies and scams coming out in the open,even non
users are recognizing that the government has and is
using lies to try and control the population and continue programs that are destined to fail.
World record ?…….Sheeeeeeeeeeeaaaat , I smoked more joints then that on spring break ! 40 years ago !!! Ya know, I was lucky enough to get get my nose blown off my face while serving my country , now I have a 1/2 artificial shnoz that vibrates when I try to sleep ! I live in constant pain ! What should I take instead ? Some man-made chemical that has multible side effects ? Fuck no !The VA does’nt give me anything!Those fucks said I dont need pain meds ! I use hemp to relieve my pain, and this wonder herb allows me to achieve a great nights sleep ! So you prohabitionists can just stay out of my medicine cabinet & go F… yourselves ! SAVY ?
MarsVolta: “Do you not think you would be a better Stock broker if you were not a pot smoker?”
Uhm, he states he is able to contribute to society and not be crippled and simply living in a welfare state of existence. Nice shot in the dark though. I would ask the same of the OCD/ADHD/PTSD/etc patients about their use of SSRI’s and methamphetamine based medications to control their symptoms. Simple habit for them as well? All of them taking controlled substances legally for a lifetime it would seem. Could they not perform better if they were not taking *truly* mind altering drugs? I doubt they would agree with the idea either. If everyone’s physiology makeup were identical then we’d have established treatments already for a host of problems in the human condition. Oddly enough people vary but such degrees that the same drugs and treatments that cure one person will flat out kill another. This patient has found a reprieve that works and appears to have minimal or any measurable side effects and has given him a life.
Love the questions though. Perhaps next we can ask real questions for NORML to pass along that might prove useful. For instance: How do you feel about being part of a “study” that has only three people to use as a basis for deciding the outcome for use by billions of people? Have you had to allow the sponsors of this project unrestricted access to every part of your life? Do you live in a prison like existence where your home is searched, your phone calls monitored, your expenses scrutinized for variation, etc as a result of being part of this study?
I’ve asked people if having suffered serious injury from sports and high impact hobbies was worth it. I learned from that experience as well. They chose a path that gave them a better life. They dont seem to be crippled, just in a different physical state than before. And the experiences they gained have shaped them into some of the strongest contributors to society I have know. Are they to simply be just a burden now cause of some physical ailments? Or are their contributions they’ve made simply not enough to balance out their “increased” health care costs.
There are tougher questions you can troll with. Try harder.
WHAT IS GOING ON IN OUR COUNTRY? I AM HAPPY AND ANGRY.
THIS IS A LETTER I WROTE TO A LOCAL NORTHERN ILLINOIS NEWSPAPER. CONGRADULATIONS, I GUESS.
Thanks for submitting your letter! It has been sent to the Norhtwest Herald staff. Your letter:
I was involved in a car accident. Since that time, I have had three back surgeries and have not been able to work. I was told by my doctor last week that I may need yet another surgery. I am 45 years old and was a union painter before the accident. I am on six different medications for all of my symptoms. What is one medication that could ease my symptoms without causing so much bodily harm? After much reading and gathering facts I have found that miracle medication, Marijuana. I love this great state of Illinois and want to live and enjoy my life here as best as I can. Many other states have decided that marijuana for medical use is acceptable. I have written to several Illinois State Legislators asking the question; “When will Illinois decide, like many other states in this country, it is time for CHANGE?”
well said !
We need more ppl like you IRV to stand up and be noticed by the people. I myself know that the only negative effects that marijuana has on ppl is jail, and financual hardship when you get caught and can’t get a job. I have been using marijuana for over 10 yrs, and I was caught with 51 plants back in 2007. They tried to make me look like some giant drug dealer, which was not the case. I had 2 ebb n flow tables with 16 plants on each of them, and when the plants were done were only a foot and a half tall. The rest of the plants were starters for the next grow which alot of them didnt even have roots yet. IRV was getting 11 oz every 25 days, well I was only getting about 12 oz every 60 days. The big reason I was growing was for my wife who was diagnosed with colon cancer, and it helped her greatly. Me myself, I used it to to relax after a long day from work. If adults can drink after a long day at work which has no medical value, why can’t I use marijuana which does? I hav’nt used marijuana for a few months now, due to the fact Im looking for work. I am a cigarette smoker, which is highly addicting. I wish I could quit cigarettes as easy as I did marijuana, but I cant. My life is way too stressfull. I know cigarettes are killing me, and if I could smoke marijuana legally, I would drop them in an Indiana minute! keep up the good work NORML. Also, to everyone in our government…stop lieing to us the people, and admit you have been wrong all of these years!
Dude u are so cool, setting examples for others.My dad was a chain smoker but now he had quit smoking but you have made a world record. Good man.God bless you.
to #19 ryan t
a great letter , i smell yer cookin cept, i have been consuming cannabis for thirty some years.and i feel the quality of life with the likes of a.d.d./a.d.h.d.is awesome compared to scripts.my brain runs at one fifty all da time. when i partake of the remedy, you know, maintanence hits every three hours or so on week ends. two or three hits a time, is a very comfortable day for me. i dont do that where work is concerned but, when i do consume, i find i am orderly in my work and much more willing to “finish what i start ” and i enjoy being busy…..driving is another area that i feel much more in tune with my surroundings. i know we shouldnt consume before drivings but, in keeping with responsibility and doing oneze twoze,i feel very comfortable about my focus.and, in keeping with that, i wont drive after becoming too chewy. dont need to drink either. pre occupation takes a back seat when i consume the remedy. my life is improved by using cannabis. my personal life. now, my job does hair testing. a good job of 32 trs.
we need to here more stories of folks who find mental and emotional benefit as well as physical. we should find a way to compile these great benefits and get them through to the media. tell people we are very capable of limiting its use to achieve a better balance in many of our lives. its a happiness factor. why cant we have some of that.lets here it folks……..
to # 41..marijuana helps me greatly with stress, and depression. I wish I could use marijuana legally every day, because it is 10 times better for you than drinking. Just like the book that is out, “marijuana is safer..so why are we driving people to drink” I can’t stand alcohol, but I drink on occasion to help out with stress in my life since I can’t use marijuana due to the fact I am looking for a job. I have used marijuana for over 10 yrs, and now that I can’t use it my life is verry stressful. I don’t look at marijuana as a drug, but I do alcohol and tobacco! I think the government wants to keep alcohol and tobacco legal, because they help keep the population down by killing hundreds of thousands of ppl a year. If they made marijuana legal, that would hurt the alcohol and tobacco industries verry bad. Because more people would want to put the better substance in thier bodies like marijuana. I have lost alot of friends and family over the years from lung cancer due to tobacco. And for alcohol, alot more! Marijuana DOES’NT kill people, it makes thier lives better! It is my constitional right to put whatever I want in my body, expecially when it does’nt harm me or others around me. We are not sheep, so why does the government control our every move? This country is going to hell, and the people that run it will be going to hell too for thier actions!
My new girlfriend is against marijuana, and that causes alot of problems between us even though I hav’nt used it since we have been together. The government has brainwashed her like everyone else. She smokes cigarettes, and drinks alcohol..but that is ok! She told me she would be verry upset if someone gave her kids marijuana, but she has let them try alcohol before they was 21. I told her, that was just as bad, if not worse than giving them marijuana. Alcohol will kill you, marijuana wont! Me myself, I would rather see my children using marijuana if they were of age, than alcohol or tobacco. The alcohol and tobacco companies are getting rich by killing people, and its BS! They are killing me too, because I can’t use marijuana legally! If I had the money, I would leave this country and never come back! I have wrote all of Indiana’s state reps. telling them marijuana is a safe “substance” and it should be legalized! Wake up everyone, and take action! Quit letting the government control every move we make! Again, thanks NORML..and keep up the good work!
Glenn O
I thought, according to cannabis prohibitionists, that “marijuana” is a “gateway drug.” So why isn’t this man dead from a heroin overdose? Gee wiz, I wonder what’s going on.
THE TRUTH WILL PREVAIL IF LEFT TO ITSELF!
After 27 years of use…just ask him how he feels…THE TRUTH WILL PREVAIL IF LEFT TO ITSELF.
Manford Mantis
Congrat’s to Irv, however, like many here, I too need marijuana to get up in the morning due to chronic pain.My list is endless but I do wish New Jersey would change the laws and allow medicinal marijuana for people living with chronic intractable pain,or any other physical ailment.How mch longer will the rest of us suffer needlessly because of the law? My biological father abused me physically and my injuries are extensive,therefore why shouldn’t I be legally able to smoke?
I am a veteran of war 2005. I have been diagnosed with PTSD and deal with anxiety severe anger, depression, and thoughts of suicide. I have taken too many medications to count for these symptoms and have had poor results (some that actually worsen my symptoms). I also happen to suffer from Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, causing dislocations, subluxations, and chronic pain. I have finally stopped taking ALL (let me repeat that ALL!!!) medications over the last year. My girlfriend reintroduced me to a friend long dismissed from my life for 9 years; marijuana. I can’t believe that one natural medicine is giving me my life back, and the government I served, whom exposed me to some of these symptoms, can take it away again!
Hmmm… seems like an FDA study that appears to at least verify that Cannabis doesn’t necessarily have negative side effects and actually does help his condition!! So much for that “no accepted medical benefit” stance. At what point does the FDA finally end their experiment and publlish the conclusion?
The big brother is aware of most of what you you all are trying to articulate. They need someone to hate and for the normies to fear. Its about the power. They could give a crap about We the people.
Smoking doesn’t get him high, it only relieves his symptoms.
I have diabetes, blood clots in both legs and diabetic neuropathy…Needless to say, that I am in pain all day, everyday. I am prescribed Methadone, Percodan and Morphine and still my pain is unbearable. Then a friend suggested that I try marijuana. I did and now the pain is gone. But unfortunately, I have to break the law to stop my pain. Why must I break the law to find relief? It just doesn’t make any sense to me..Why must my government make me be a lawbreaker just so I can get relief? I will never understand..
oh snaps 115,000 joints?! im amazed! i havent smoked in 3 weeks. im planning on going for a straight 24 hours this friday after my quarter is out!
Great job bro, i am also a smoker and you inspired me to quit smoking. I will do it at any cost.
The BEST 4 Questions to ask in Court
Question 1. Your honor , do I have a right to a fair trial ? Judge: Yes you do.
Question 2. Your honor , can I get a fair trial if there is a conflict of interest ? Judge: No you cant.
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Question 3. Your honor , who is charging? me? Judge: The state.
Question 4. Your honor , who do you work for ? Judge: (Refuses to answer) because he works for the state, and that’s a conflict of interest.
FREE THE WEED IN KY WE ALL NEED OWER MEDICAN NO MATTER WHERE WE LIVE.
I use to smoke weed but considering I don’t live in a legal state Ive had to quit, I’m 18 and I’m actually losing memory as if I were old I some time can’t remember what im told seconds after being told, ill go to get something forgetting what I’m going to get right when I get up, I have hard time with a lot of things and weed always helped, pretty much Im more likely to end up in a looney bin, not knowing who iam or anything ill just be a empty body, a lot to look forward to, awesome government to, all they want is mone y look where its legal and not legal and then look ataws you’ll understand
when reached for comment irv was quoted as saying “what? oh do you want some of these chips”