#dispensary advertising

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[monkeyssalad-blog]

To FLESHY PEOPLE - 1905 by jim goodyear Via Flickr: 903 United States Medical Dispensary. 'Obesity: Its Cause and Cure'. 1905 PSX[SptHlBrsh[Shpn

[lavender-town-radio]

ofc the antiblack website is advertising the corperate cannibas industry. why am i even surprised.

[san-fics]

[Advertisement]

For sale: full Red Hood set: red helmet, leather jacket, body armor with a bat on the chest, certificate from a psychiatric dispensary…

[teenage-mutant-ninja-freak]

I seen in one of your post thatMob! Donnie smokes weed. I ended up having a couple questions so maybe you could do a smoking hc plz. Does he have a plug or his own personal plant? Would he share with his partner and roll up for them too? I feel like he would give a kiss and blow the smoke into it😭

Omg I didn't know I'd been waiting for someone to ask this until you did! Hell yes let's write about high Donnie!

Smoking 🍃 with Donnie

He's an indica smoker primarily

Has tried growing his own pot but doesn't have a green thumb (metaphorically, that is, because he does literally have green thumbs and everything else)

He doesn't sleep so great which is why he needs the relaxing, unwinding effects of the weed

He's actually...nice(?) when he smokes

like, he's calmer, less in his own head, less controlling, more balanced mentally

which is why he almost never lights up with other people

if he does smoke with others, it's his brothers

weed is legal in NYC so he just goes to a dispensary and buys enough for his needs

one (1) time he smoked with his partner

held her hand really gently, stroked her hair, told her she meant the world to him and meant every word, she could tell

yeah nah he regretted that sober so that never happened again

not a stress smoker,not someone who needs to get high after a bad day, it's literally just recreational/to sleep because he's a chronic insomniac.

get's dry mouth super easy from it so everyone knows he's high when he is chugging water like his life depends on it

not a snacky person when he's high, doesn't go eat everything

very quiet when he's smoking, he wants the peace it brings

does listen to music and podcasts when he's doped up tho

helps him centre himself and focus on something

has a cigarette case filled with pre-rolls as a "just in case" thing on his person most of the time

not a bong user, not really a joint/blunt user either, likes a pipe instead

also not really about the whole stoner thing, he doesn't advertise his weed use and isn't interested in the culture

also keeps pre-rolls on him because Raph has a bad temper and if Donnie flings one at him he'll shut up after a few minutes

Northern lights strain is his fave to relax, that's the main one he buys

*if* he does smoke during the day (instead of the evenings) he'll go with a sativa or a hybrid of sativa and indica like chemdawg

he also would only smoke during the day for creativity, like if he's painting (have I ever mentioned that he paints before???)

also has a habit of giving houseless people a joint or two if he see's them and they're chill

Raph has been bugging him for years to get together on 4/20 and "light shit upppp" but Donnie would rather be dragged naked through 4 miles of broken glass than participate because that sounds lame as fuck to him and he's not 13 years old anymore when 4/20 was funny or a big deal

he can be a bit more sensitive when he's stoned, like, if his partner isn't cuddling in bed he'll be a littel "shit they don't love me anymore" but he doesn't get crazy about it, he can handle it better when he's high

Mikey got him a weed bucket hat as a joke one day (Raph was filming from behind something) and Donnie set it on fire in front of him because it wasn't funny

[ms-newvegas]

Local dispensary advertising an ounce for $360 LMAO that’s $45 and eighth. Go to hell

[catominor]

I saw a billboard that had the letters LFC on it and instantly thought of your beloved lucius.

(turns out it said LFG and was advertising a cannabis dispensary, which I think lfc would have enjoyed)

YAYYY for a moment... it was him.....

[brightlotusmoon]

I love when weed delivery drivers show up with trainees. I love complimenting everyone on any patches or tattoos or hairstyles, I tell them their jobs are awesome, I make sure to leave glowing reviews.

I know there have been a few attempts to make TV shows out of dispensaries around the country and I wonder how that actually works.

I love living in an age where I can actually get cannabis and psychedelic medicine and that therapists are advertising psilocybin therapy on my goddamn Facebook feed.

[jakeowen]

owning a dog that cannot behave appropriately in public spaces absolutely changed the game for me in regards to how i feel about (non-service) dogs in public. excuse me ma'am this dog should NOT be in the grocery store. i love dogs, so i can accept of a dog-friendly bar or brewery or whatever ***that advertises itself as such*** but in normal spaces? some people are allergic or afraid of or hate dogs and those people have more of a right to exist in public than your dog does. and if your dog is not perfectly behaved and totally under your control in public, you are putting yourself, your dog, and everyone in the room at risk (of a law suit, an allergic reaction, god forbid an injury). my dog is a bad dog. i love her very much and it is better for myself, for her, and everyone else (human and canine!) in a space that she stay home and snuggle in her bed with a chew toy while i go to bars, and breweries and grocery stores, and dispensaries, and work, and everywhere else i've seen a dog that had no reason to be there and didn't fucking behave itself. and it's not the dog's fault. it's the owners. and i can tell you from experience. when your dog can't behave itself, it is the easiest thing in the world to simply, leave it at home

[johntorrington]

i am a knight on a noble quest (walking 20 minutes in the cold from my grandma’s house to investigate a dispensary advertising 99 cent prerolls)

[crazypossumman]

fiancé purchased something at the dispensary advertised as a "mind bender" to try for our friday night so wish me fucking luck

[thesoftboiledegg]

I didn't have much going on today, and I hadn't been to one particular head shop in my area recently, so I thought--why not drive up there for a merchandise roundup? And boy, did it deliver!

Rick and Morty, Fry and Bender, Beavis and Butthead, Scooby-Doo and Shaggy, Mario and Bowser, Winnie the Pooh and Piglet, Disney princesses, Rugrats, Adventure Time characters, Spongebob and Patrick, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: everyone's joining the party, and they've got smoking buddies!

Also, I've said this before, but I love how the artist who drew the Star Wars mat (whoever that is) dressed Morty as Rey instead of a male character. Rick makes a good Luke Skywalker, too.

I've posted this mat a couple of times before, but I love the concept of Bird Person serving Rick his crystal weed, so here it comes again:

It also makes me happy when people pick up on Rick's love for crystals--a lot of people don't.

Anyway, I guess Rick's shooting people with his portal gun now? Admittedly, opening a hole in somebody would probably kill them.

Wooden lighters! I guess we're still not tired of that generic season one image.

I'm Mr. Meeseeks, look at me! Also, a line of tiny Mortys.

Glass bowls! Pipes!

As I drove away, I saw something that shocked me so much that I had to pull over: a Tesla building. I hoped that it were abandoned because that would be hilarious, but alas, I looked it up and it seems to be new construction. Elon Musk has arrived at last 🤮

I prefer the dark recesses of Spencer's to a Tesla building, but I don't recommend either. And yet...I can't stay away. The mall is just down the road, so I thought "Fuck it, I'll expose myself to Spencer's."

I took a picture of one of these socks last week and found a couple of other great designs today:

Short lanyard!

This looks like a regular lanyard--but wait, it's supposed to light up. I pressed the button, and nothing happened. False advertising!

Rue 21 didn't have new designs, but they take their commitment to Rick and Morty seriously. The employees set up a separate table for the series like a shrine.

After that, I had to stop by the dispensary for some edibles. They had this gem:

"You make Mondays less miserable." Rick hates Mondays? Is he Garfield now? Gazorpazorpfield? Who knew.

[treecakes]

huh. weed is illegal in pa but there’s advertisements for dispensaries in nj along the highways here. interesting.

[affectionate-remedy]

About a week ago, or somewhere around that time-frame, a post had come across my feed, that being @risingshine's post about Chiasa's Cyberpunk AU. As expected, after reading through such narratively rich backstory, I had myself thinking about how I would write Kusumi within the world of Cyberpunk. (Thanks for that, Ruki. <3)

The first thought to come to mind had been the most obvious and easiest answer, even if it wasn't separable from the game's story - Kusumi, being played as how I had her in-game. Simple, straight-forward, and all the narrative pieces are laid out.

Then, came over the course of a couple nights, when I might be laying in bed and trying to sleep, I came up with something else. Drawing from Japanese mythology, lore, and history from within the game itself, I put together something a little more satisfying than a simple one-to-one of in-game character to roleplay character.

Which is why, to subvert your expectations, she's dead. Physically, at least.

Mentally, not so much. She exists in the present day only as a digital ghost, her consciousness existing within the deepest reaches of the net and beyond the Blackwall, having since been severed from her body in Rache Bartmoss' data-crash. Still, she had one thing that she could be sure of, surely; her mind, her propensity for knowledge, and, most importantly, her will to survive.

Which brings us to our destination. When you might find yourself lost among the streets and alleys of Japantown, the lights around you blink, and the air around you feels like static. The endless whirring of electronics and advertisements and dispensaries come down to blissful silence, and then, as do the lights, leaving you alone in the dark.

. . .Until a single, flickering light beckons you towards somewhere - and, someone - forgotten, and abandoned by whoever may have occupied this place, corporate or otherwise. That which would have mattered here has long since been stripped, whether it is data or hardware.

Should you ask any of the locals, some advise you not to put yourself where you don't belong or where you have no business being. Others say that the alley is cursed, or haunted, by a trickster spirit. Still, these reasonings have kept them safely away from 'that' place.

. . .But not you.

There's something in that place, and it wants you to find it.

[sir-dyke-genderpunk]

CW FOR DRUGS, OVERDOSE AND ALSO VOMIT BUT THIS NEEDS TO GET AROUND

HEY. FUCKING LISTEN. THIS IS SO FUCKING IMPORTANT FOR THE SAFETY OF SO MANY PEOPLE. If you see the Vance Delta 8 brand being advertised, do not buy it. For the love of fucking god please do not buy it, at least not online. Most YouTuber sponsors are scams (not the YouTubers faults they need money somehow), but it made me fucking disgusted to see this brand sponsoring YouTubers and trying to get more people into their shit. This brand is DANGEROUS.

I'm a chronic stoner. I'm friends with a bunch of chronic stoners. I've also done drugs a lot harder than pot. After taking a 2/3rds of a Vance brand edible, I threw up more than I've ever thrown up in my ENTIRE life. It was fucking grotesque, not to get graphic but there was a pile of vomit the size of my entire body on the pavement when I was done and I had to get carried back to my dorm. This isn't a normal reaction to have to what should be akin to a marijuana high as someone that smokes every day and eats edibles frequently.

I wasn't the only one one who had a bad experience though, out of the group of people I was taking the gummies with, every single person has a similarly bad experience. At least one other person threw up just as much as I did when taking them a separate time. Another person who took them didn't know where they were. One of my friends is convinced he almost died, but that could've been the drugs making him paranoid. They would also make us sweat PROFUSELY when we took them, a pretty clear sign of lacing or otherwise taking a drug you did Not mean to take.

We definitely shouldn't have kept taking them after the first experience, but considering how well branded Vance is as a company, we first thought we might not be dosing it correctly ourselves. But every single time, without fail, one of the things I mentioned above occured until we finally decided to stop taking them. And that was fine, until the person who originally bought them sold them to another person (who I also know is a stoner) who ended up having a paranoid episode and needed help getting back to their dorm.

That's why I don't feel right not doing everything in my power to get the word out. I felt so fucking guilty knowing that those edibles got sold to another person I was aquatinted with on campus. I cant sit here and watch YouTubers I genuinely enjoy advertise this brand in good faith.

In hindsight, we assumed we had actually bought something like spice or k2. Could be laced too I guess, but it made sense to us at least considering our reactions along with the fact that LOTS of information on their website is nondisclosed, and also that Delta 8 is synthetic ""fake weed"" and so is k2. I'm not an expert though, this was just the theory we had to help us come to terms with what we went through.

Hell, the first red flag should've been how easy it was to get delivered to our college campus while none of us were old enough to legally buy at the time.

So imagine my shock when I saw YouTubers happily advertising this brand a few months later as being an eco-friendly, healthy alternative to just buying a cart or some edibles at your local dispensary. This is legitimately so fucking scummy.

I'm not saying every batch of Vance gummies is laced with spice or some other shit. CLEARLY not everything they sell is a dud because they wouldn't even be able to have these sponsors if there wasn't some amount of testing done legally. The sponsors usually use them at least a little, so it seems none of the sponsors have yet had bad experiences. But drugs are serious fucking business. And not only do they have these potentially dangerous drugs in circulation, once again they were also exceedingly easy for us to order even though none of us were 21. Who's watching YouTubers the most? Kids. Teenagers.

None of the videos I've seen Vance sponsor for have even been age restricted. Even if a YouTubers primary demographic isn't kids or teenagers, it is impossible to not know that a large portion of the audience is inevitably going to be kids in the early to late teens especially. Brands like this know who they're advertising to when they do things like this.

Who's to say for every 50 batches of Vance gummy packages there's not 1 dud package? Or that the company isn't giving out real shit to exclusively YouTubers? It's always better to be safe than to be sorry, especially when it comes to getting kids potentially hooked on drugs. I'm pro-drug use, pro-harm reduction, and pro-complete legalization, and I still think it is completely morally reprehensible for companies to be advertising drugs--but ESPECIALLY drugs that could be laced or dangerous--to children through the use of their favorite YouTubers.

Not to mention these sponsors like to subtly imply that buying from Vance and online stores in general is a safer alternative to shopping at dispensaries, something that is objectively so untrue it gives me tunnel vision when I think about it for too long. Dispensaries need to be CERTIFIED to be able to sell anything. All of their products must be lab tested or they can't sell them. They aren't allowed to withhold information from you. Not to mention MANY dispensaries (at least in the US) are Native-owned small businesses. Every single bad experience with a drug I've had was from drugs that I bought online. Chances are if you don't have to go to the dark web to find it, it's probably either a scam or dangerous.

Please please please spread the word about this. I feel like I've waiting for something bad to happen to either one of the people sponsoring these gummies or someone who bought some after seeing a YouTube advertisement. I don't want anyone to have to feel that guilt, and I don't want to see anyone hurt or worse over a shady YouTube sponsorship.

Don't buy Vance Delta 8 products for your own safety.

[mistalintu]

The first case of delusion I remember happened a few years ago. Perhaps there were more before that, but I don’t remember myself until I was 17 years old. At that time, I had already been dealing with a depressive episode for half a year. I cannot restore the logical chain that led me to the fact that blue objects are scary, that they pose a threat. For several hours, I was terrified that my gaze accidentally fell on a blue object. It happened outside on the day when I had to go to the neuropsychiatric dispensary for my antidepressants. There was so much blue around. Road and street signs, buses and cars, people's clothes, packaging, book covers in the windows, advertising posters, even my hair... I tried not to look around, but my eyes kept falling on something blue. The blue objects seemed to glow, they were much brighter than the usual while the rest of the world dimmed, leaving me in a blue nightmare. I was so scared, but I didn't tell my doctor about it. I was so afraid that I would be taken away for compulsory treatment. It seems to me that she saw that everything was not all right with me, but nevertheless she let me go. I can't blame her. Please always tell your doctors about your concerns. They can't help you if you don't tell them about your problems. In my case, everything went quite alright, but who knows what would have happened if I had not taken the pills at the time. I think that was what saved me, although I convinced myself that the problem was in my dyed hair, which I cut off in a fit of delirium when I returned home. I don't know how harmful the advice is to treat delirium with delirium, but it worked.