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Daily Archives: March 28, 2005
New York Times Writer Can’t Read
Dan Hurley’s article tomorrow in the New York times is a strange, unbalanced article about medical marijuana, giving a lot of space to opponents, and then claiming there isn’t enough “clinical” evidence to support medical marijuana. The problem is that … Continue reading
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Up to 50% of Canadian Press Reporters have Sex with Chickens
Via Hit and Run comes this bizarre factoid presented by Lorraine Turchansky in the Canadian Press Up to 50 per cent of users can be addicted after the first dose of crystal meth… What does that mean? Up to 50 … Continue reading
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Gallup Poll, U.S. marijuana smoking at record high, cigarettes at low: Gallup: Record High