Vice represents at the Kennel Club’s premier event.

‘High Ideals’

Beginning in “an inoperative ice manufacturing plant behind a strip club in Mexico,” and ending at a random, tiny warehouse in San Luis, Arizona. It’s been called “Extraordinary.”

Also, boobs.

ISAIAH TOOTHTAKER + RAPEWOLF — BURN IT DOWN

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Prussian Blue: ‘Marijuana changed us from Nazis to peace-loving hippies’

Louis CK Can’t Smoke Pot Anymore

Improvisation.

A great read, plus illustrations by Steve McNiven over at the NY Times.

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Do Glass Pipes, Incense Prove Teens Are Practicing Shamanism?

Necro’s cult classic “I Need Drugs”. Shot “in a crack hotel on Coney Island Ave. in Brooklyn, NY.”

Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo’s trying to change this.

A fantastic morning read over at Sports Illustrated.

A tour through Florida to get the over-65 set to appreciate medical marijuana

We’re pretty psyched that Workaholics new season begins May 29th on Comedy Central. In anticipation, High Times caught up with the crew for a brief Q&A, in which you’ll find out that there are many different ways to skin a cat.

No? Well this man with no hands shows you how it’s done.

Also: Drugs.

What Actors Actually Toke, Smoke and Snort on Camera

Redman

Visine works by constricting the vessels in your bloody eyes, the same vessels that were opened up by tetrahydrocannabinol’s tendency to relieve pressure in the eyeball. If you use a lot of Visine and you’re not a welder, an Olympic swimmer, or someone else with eyes under constant assault, the actual use of the bottle of Visine you keep in your top desk drawer is more obvious than you think it is. But the active ingredient, tetrahydrozoline, can also cause life threatening symptoms, even in small amounts. This lady tried to poison her roommate with Visine, this guy tried to murder his wife (he eventually tried to hire a hitman when it didn’t take), and this lady tried to kill a cop. So in short, Visine is hard core, like pitbulls and Omar Little. Don’t mess.

—Arlo Crawford

Uncle Elroy is the best.