Maureen Dowd went
to Colorado, got some marijuana edibles, and then did everything wrong. Afterwards, she blasts the details of her bad trip
in The New York Times. (Read the column here.) This prompted Bill Maher to do a bit called "Brownie Points" on episode #321 of Real Time with Bill Maher, which aired on Friday June 12. 2014.
I had planned to repeat them here as a public service, but I noticed that his remarks were all over the internet, so instead I will just link you to the best recounting of his bit. It is not only good advice about how when and where to indulge in pot, but it is funny. (And you don't even have to be high to laugh your head off.)
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CLICK HERE to read the full review of episode 321
CLICK HERE for video of "Brownie Points"
In November 2014, Florida will
vote on a referendum to legalize medical marijuana. Opponents talk as
if marijuana wasn't already being used all over the state, just illegally,
enriching drug dealers. In 2012, as part of my News Print Poetry Project,
I found a news story about seniors using pot and did a poem about it, Seniors Going to Pot.
I will be voting "yes." not because I want to get high (not that there is anything wrong with that), but because if I ever need to use marijuana as part of my medical treatment, I want my doctor to be able to prescribe it.
I will be voting "yes." not because I want to get high (not that there is anything wrong with that), but because if I ever need to use marijuana as part of my medical treatment, I want my doctor to be able to prescribe it.
Guests on "Real Time" for #321 on 6/13/14
Gina McCarthy: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency administrator
Richard A. Clarke: former National Coordinator for Security, Infrastructure Protection, and Counter-terrorism and author of several books, both fiction and non-fiction. His newest novel is Sting of the Drone
Krystal Ball: co-host on MSNBC's The Cycle
Tom Rogan: a contributor to National Review Online, The Daily Telegraph, blogger at TomRoganThinks
Carol Leifer: a stand-up comedian, writer and producer for several TV shows, and author. Her latest book is How to Succeed in Business Without Really Crying
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