WASHINGTON – People who smoke marijuana because their doctors recommend it to ease pain can be prosecuted for violating federal drug laws, the Supreme Court ruled Monday, overriding medical marijuana statutes in 10 states.
Geez, ya know, like, what a total bummer, that’s so, ya know, not gnarly. I mean, I’ve heard that pot does bad things, like cause problems with short term memory, and destroys your wallet from the munchies, but, like, it can do good things for those with, like medical problems.
Really, dude this should be a problem for the Dodgers aren’t doing so well. They really, like need to pick it up. What was I talking about? Oh, yeah, really, like, this should be one of those States Rights things, as long as, well, it doesn’t cross State lines, you know, like ordering a pizza from another State. Pizza. Man, with pepperoni and spicy sausage, some sliced tomato’s, but, like, no shrooms, cause they’re slimy, and I ain’t into that kinda thing.
Where was I? Like, let the States handle it, cause that’s what the Bill of Pizza, I mean Rights, thing, says, doesn’t it? Something like the 10th Amendment? Yup.
But, ya know, the States really need to, like, tighten up their laws and enforcement for medical mary jane watson was really hot in Spiderman the movie, but like, hotter in the cartoons, cause there are so many problems with complete BS prescriptions being written and filled. People like, really got to need it, not just like, totally, want it, cause those people who are just doing it for fun, are like, violating the law, and, as Steve Martin said, you could kinda get a ticket for that in California.
Just another case of a judiciary gone wild man, those girls are crazy.
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