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Vapor Central | Stoner Sundays, The Sarah Hanlon Show & The CK POTcast Mondays, The Mernahuana Zone Tuesdays, Weedy Wednesdays, 3rd Klass Thursdays, Live Music Fridays & Saturdays, and more..
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Weedy Wednesdays 442 Bryan O'Gorman
POT TV - Weedy Wednesdays 442 Bryan O'Gorman Come Pawty like a stoned cowboy monk with nothing to lose but his virginity tonight at Vapor Central!! Hilarious headliner this eve, Keith Pedro will bring more seasonal cheer than day drinking at the mall!! We also have jokeonauts Adrienne Fish, Vandad Kardar and more including a free bong giveaway and friendly people randomly offering you snacks and asking how you feel! PLUS I fuck the news of the top with stories about Toronto's new mayor trying to out-crazy Rob Ford, Police uniforms of the future AND we find out what it's going to take to shock a high school kid in 2016!! COME GETCHA GIGGLE AWN!!! 2 NOIT!! 9PM DOORS 667 YoNgE sTrEeT dOwNtOwN DaNs Le 6iX. Cum, please.
Very happy to be on this lineup tonight Bryan O'Gorman been hosting Weedy Wednesdays working with Chris Goodwin to spin n roll up a Weed Comedy Circuit in Toronto for 8+ years it is Dope!
Keith Pedro is on -steady slaying with lots of heart & flow. Hes got a sweet record on Itunes Grindecology
& here we go nothing short of a real gem on the bill is Adrienne Fish - she is cunning - witty - so very silly & honestly her facial expressions kill me
Weed'oin it yall!
Come out !!! $10 BYOP. *no batch or blunts*
**or poppers ..ya nasty aaasssss
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CITY TV Ontario Allows Use Of Medical Marijuana In Public Places
Instead of popping two aspirins, you can now light up a joint at work – if you have a medical marijuana prescription.
Medical marijuana users with a doctor’s prescription are exempt from the laws that prohibit cigarette smoking and e-cigarette vaping in most public places in Ontario, Associate Minister of Health and Long-Term Care, Dipika Damerla, explained on Wednesday.
“The law allows for an exemption because someone needs it for a medical purpose … It’s about negotiating. It’s about balancing the rights,” she said.
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