420 Tribune

Kids’ Letters to the F.B.I. is the title of a book published by Prentice-Hall in the year of 1966. Selected by Bill Adler and illustrated by Arnold Roth, the humorous correspondences were chosen from the thousands of letters that arrive every week at the headquarters of the Federal Bureau of Investigation in Washington, D.C.

During the the 1950s, the literature responsible for the covers featured below, functioned as the primary form of drug education for Americans. The use of drugs, the pulps taught, was an activity carried out by only the lowliest of denizens.

A short flick outlining some of the better and lesser-know facts of marijuana. Though the first few slides may relay facts covered in a Cannabis 101 class, there are a few which may surprise even the most knowledgeable of you.

Many people will argue that smoking marijuana heightens creativity. However, once a certain level of marijuana has been consumed, I have to wonder if creativity at some point becomes dampened by the effects of THC.

Everyone wants to know how to make their own vaporizer. Reasons for this vary, but the most prevalent reason for stoners wanting to utilize a homemade vape is the cost associated with purchasing a decent store-bought model. Here’s a quick how-to with some pics to accompany your assembly.