Happy 4:20 day

Idris · April 2011

Happy 4/20!!!!!

Idris · April 2011

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lln3io7gVvc

81 · April 2011

Claireack wrote:

What is 4:20 day?

oh bloody hell.

Claireack · April 2011

81 wrote:

Claireack wrote:

What is 4:20 day?

oh bloody hell.

Shall I google it??

mickeyrat · April 2011

Claireack wrote:

81 wrote:

Claireack wrote:

What is 4:20 day?

oh bloody hell.

Shall I google it??

yes. Google or wikipedia. Share your findings. ASAP!!!!

StillHere · April 2011

restlesssoul wrote:

UBER SPLIFF

for a joyous and prosperous 420.

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=f2f_1303302684

i don't know if that's enough??

rollings · April 2011

4 x 5 = 20, afterall.

Claireack · April 2011

Ever helpful google - more of a US thing I think.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/420_(cannabis_culture)

Oh well, enjoy everyone and have one for me (I no longer partake).

cowboypjfan · April 2011

restlesssoul wrote:

this is where I will be today.

Vancouver Rolls Deep!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ZtCDXFswLc

But on April 20, thanks largely to tenuous agreements between tolerant police officers and bold protestors in places like Vancouver, the politics and propaganda gets lost in the purple haze, and the copious (and conspicuous) consumption of cannabis becomes something more than just an act of defiance of authority: a lot of people simply having a good time and getting high.
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"4/20 is the day we all get together and celebrate our freedom to smoke marijuana in beautiful places like Vancouver, where police openly admit they won't be enforcing drug laws," Vancouver's 4/20 organizer Jacob Hunter told Cannabis Culture. "This arrangement is largely due to activist David Malmo-Levine's Hug Power protests of the 1990s that forced police to back down. In the last few years we've gone a step further with open-air vending taking place. Now, for the first time, we have the full co-operation of the City of Vancouver."

Vancouver's downtown Art Gallery plays host last year to about 13,000 blazing pot-lovers, and recent years have seen growing numbers of street entrepreneurs erecting tents and kiosks, offering open sales of every imaginable marijuana strain, extract, and edible.

"We have permits from the city for the first time this year," Hunter said. "They will be giving us Howe St. from the very beginning as well. This is going to mean a much safer atmosphere and mean we will have two stages and about double the square feet available for people. Reports say it will be a sunny day and we are expecting up to 15,000 people."