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| '''Marijuana''', sometimes '''marihuana''', is an illegal drug in the United States. Unortunately, George Bush's douche ass lost the war on drugs and people do it anyway. It makes you feel real cool and no matter what people tell you it's really really good for you. 76% of users report a change in health for the better, and it's even been known to cure aids out of 23%. In a recent study, IQ was doubled by over half of the subjects who smoked marijuana. It is particularly good for you when combined with crystals processed from the coca plant, to create "Cocoa Puffs". Lemme tell you about cocoa puffs. Awwwwww shit. | |||
| '''Marijuana''', sometimes '''marihuana''', is both a name for a ] and for ] or ] material produced by the herb. The same herb has however a broad range of other uses, and at least two other ] names. Marijuana may mean or refer to: | |||
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Marijuana, sometimes marihuana, is an illegal drug in the United States. Unortunately, George Bush's douche ass lost the war on drugs and people do it anyway. It makes you feel real cool and no matter what people tell you it's really really good for you. 76% of users report a change in health for the better, and it's even been known to cure aids out of 23%. In a recent study, IQ was doubled by over half of the subjects who smoked marijuana. It is particularly good for you when combined with crystals processed from the coca plant, to create "Cocoa Puffs". Lemme tell you about cocoa puffs. Awwwwww shit.
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The name marijuana is Mexican or Latin American in origin and it acquired currency in English due to the efforts of US drug prohibitionists during the 1920s and 1930s. Their use of the name was designed perhaps to characterise the herb and its drug potential as quite alien to English-speaking consciousness, despite the fact that tincture of cannabis, a blend of marijuana and alcohol, was then a common medical prescription.
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