Forbes Magazine front page: Inside Dope

[kokinos]

This is a great article, talks about marijuana production, how big it actually is, how they manage to send dope cross the Canada/US border and all sorts of good info. for the intellectual types who enjoy this sort of thing.

http://www.forbes.com/free_forbes/2003/1110/146.html

[Weedguru Sensei]

I really liked this article. http://www.forbes.com/maserati/146sidebar.html

[Tarential]

Good articles.

[mishima_beef]

HEY!!

"In the U.S. the never-ending war on drugs endures, to modest discernible effect. In a largely symbolic act the U.S. Justice Department has just imprisoned an icon of the pot-happy 1970s--Tommy Chong of the old Cheech & Chong comedy team--for selling bongs on the Internet (see box, p. 154). "

[Sammy]

This illicit industry has emerged as Canada's most valuable agricultural product--bigger than wheat, cattle or timber.

sweeet

[th3rdeye]

HEY!!

"In the U.S. the never-ending war on drugs endures, to modest discernible effect. In a largely symbolic act the U.S. Justice Department has just imprisoned an icon of the pot-happy 1970s--Tommy Chong of the old Cheech & Chong comedy team--for selling bongs on the Internet (see box, p. 154). "

you didnt know that?

[jonny cockeral]

yeah chongs been in jail for a few months now I think.

[Tlicious]

They only threw him in jail because he's famouse, they havent imprisoned any other bong dealers on the internet

[weedsmoker]

that's a cool ass article, man.

[the mac]

shuddup weedsmoker lol

[SundiRox]

If the boat is stopped, the crew cuts loose the shipment, which sinks, buoy and all. The zinc dissolves in the seawater within 12 to 18 hours, and the buoy surfaces with its line tied to the pot, letting Jeff recover the dope.

That is so cool.....