Cannabis Culture is a marijuana enthusiast Magazine published in Canada. Unlike High Times it focusses strictly on cannabis related issues and contains less ads and American nonsense. Unfortunately that doesn't really say much. The magazine's owner Marc Emery is a false prophet, an arrogant sod, and a downright nasty individual. He talks shit to people on his online discussion forum if they don't agree with everything he says, and sadly 90% of the users on that forum have been brainwashed by him, so if you disagree with Marc Emery, you're immediately branded a narc and scumbag by the very people who are supposed to be promoting peace and understanding. The entire organization and almost everyone afiliated with them are just one massive gang of hypocrites. I myself am pro-cannabis and for the complete legalization of the plant, but Cannabis Culture refuses to acknowledge the very real fact that addiction to marijuana quite possible, and we have seen it happen to many people. Although the drug is not physically addictive, many many individuals become psychologically addicted to it, as with many other substances. Until Cannabis Culture will address this important issue and stop with the egotistical drivel they publish that is in its own right their very own form of propaganda, I will never buy a single issue of their magazine or visit their website, or go to rallies organized by Marc Emery. I'm pro Cannabis, anti-Cannabis Culture.
Fuck you, Marc Emery, and your hypocritical bullshit. Fuck you, Cannabis Culture for your assuming, subjective "journalism" and your outright ignorance.
by Lament For The Last Days May 30, 2006
"Indian Hemp" Variety of cannabis originating from the Indian subcontinent, all other forms of cannabis stem from this.
by Root January 9, 2003
Aquired by ingesting marijuana approximately every day over the course of 4 years.
Many users of cannabis will ingest it for longer periods of time, hence persuing a cannabis degree at the Masters or PhD level.
Many users of cannabis will ingest it for longer periods of time, hence persuing a cannabis degree at the Masters or PhD level.
Tim: I think it is time I rapped things up and stopped living high.
Mark: Wow are you really deciding to change? Quitter...
Tim: Ugh, I'm doing this because it's for the best of society, my family, and peers. Not because I want to. The high life is the higher life which only some individuals who have high intelligence and confidence can obtain while high.
Mark: So you're settling with only a Bachelor of Cannabis?
Tim: Yes
Mark: Wow are you really deciding to change? Quitter...
Tim: Ugh, I'm doing this because it's for the best of society, my family, and peers. Not because I want to. The high life is the higher life which only some individuals who have high intelligence and confidence can obtain while high.
Mark: So you're settling with only a Bachelor of Cannabis?
Tim: Yes
by Goondued November 5, 2011
a plant containing the delta 9 tetra-hydro-cannabinol chemical, a defense mechanism that temporarily poisons little creatures that attempt to consume the plant's budding flowers
by Zyrcon May 21, 2004
Cannabis Comrades are weed smokers/consumers who subscribe to a range of ideologies, typically on the "progressive" side of politics (including such sorts as anarchists, socialists, democratic socialists and communists).
These are "regular" everyday people who enjoy cannabis for a variety of reasons; medicinally and recreationally. They are the antithesis of the typical pothead or stoner trope, being as a "Cannabis Comrade" can be anyone from a casual recreational user, to someone whose life has been changed from medicinal use.
Cannabis Comrades are usually good-will ambassadors, who call for widespread Cannabis Legalization. They may or may not be activists, but they all share a common love and enthusiasm for the medicinal and recreational benefits of jazz-cabbage.
The phrase was coined to combat the negative, misleading stereotypes that have been long associated with cannabis users; especially as the misleading nature of those stereotypes have long been deployed in the fight against Cannabis Legalization.
These are "regular" everyday people who enjoy cannabis for a variety of reasons; medicinally and recreationally. They are the antithesis of the typical pothead or stoner trope, being as a "Cannabis Comrade" can be anyone from a casual recreational user, to someone whose life has been changed from medicinal use.
Cannabis Comrades are usually good-will ambassadors, who call for widespread Cannabis Legalization. They may or may not be activists, but they all share a common love and enthusiasm for the medicinal and recreational benefits of jazz-cabbage.
The phrase was coined to combat the negative, misleading stereotypes that have been long associated with cannabis users; especially as the misleading nature of those stereotypes have long been deployed in the fight against Cannabis Legalization.
I love talking to my Cannabis Comrades about the best strains of weed to help with my anxiety and depression! They are so helpful and open-minded!
by Wildviolets January 23, 2019
When someone is in the cannabis industry but has never smoked cannabis or has only imbibed a few times. Term for wannabe and faker.
"That guy's such a cannabis chad or that guy's such a chad he doesn't have any business being in this industry. Total poser."
by Cannabis Moe July 9, 2020
by Morgs January 17, 2004