I initially doubted that anyone would be able to fill an entire magazine with content that furthers the fight towards legalising skunky funky. I was wrong. This 145-pager packs more hits than Cypress Hill.
After you decipher the eternally differing formatting on each and every page, you can start working out exactly what bits are editorial, advertorial and advertising. From there, you’ll notice Vivienne Westwood’s legalisation plea, a reflection piece on Dennis Hopper, the Monster Munchie recipe column – which appears numerous times, and epic reader photos that’ll make you weep.
There’s also a recap on health concerns, your monthly Weediac, a legal advice contacts section, music, book, movie and game reviews bundled neatly into a four page ‘Chill Out Zone’, plus my favourite ever; Dear Sonia. Sonia is a marijuana minx, dressed in a maid outfit who not only answers your letters but gets to go to Jamaica later on in the issue. Bong on, dude (Shakka).
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