#sticky-icky

[nice-bright-colors]

Good ol Ernie. Notice Bert isn’t even there.

[clubkidandcollectives]

[chloeworships]

“POST IT” — STICKY ICKY # 2

“POST IT” — STICKY ICKY # 2

I also feel someone is shy to show their artwork 🖼️ POST IT — DO IT❗️It may be sold out and you’ll thank God you posted IT.

This is also about some prophecy. I keep seeing Jonah. I was in the belly of a whale 🐋 but a demon marine spirit was in the belly with me. Chile when I came out of that vision I was so glad!!! 😌 I cannot believe Jonah had to go through that for 3 days in darkness!!! 👀 At least God gave me light to see what was occurring. More on this later.

[merloryan12]

Kush Co OG

[infotheque]

20 Things You Didn't Know About ... Marijuana. 1. Pot. Weed. Mary Jane. Sticky-icky. Nicknames aside, much of the world calls the psychotropic plant by its scientific name, cannabis, and — until the early 20th century — so did Americans.

2. About a hundred years ago, however, the term marijuana became common in the United States, the result of anti-cannabis, anti-immigrant advocates trying to link recreational use of the plant to migrant workers from Mexico.

3. The American groups rallying against both the plant and the people they distrusted borrowed a term — marihuana — that came to prominence first in Mexico.

4. The word marijuana and all its spelling variants, however, may not have Latin American roots. Some researchers have argued the word originated in China, where ma ren and ma hua refer to different parts of the plant.

5. Still other etymologists lobby for an Arabic origin of the word, which may have arrived in Mexico via Moorish Spain.

6. Whatever you call it, cannabis originated in Asia, though researchers of a landmark 2015 genetic analysis of the plant noted its evolutionary history “remains poorly understood.”

See the full report here at the content source...

[savagexweights]

Smoking HELLA bud pencil and paper on site.

[mary-wanah]

guess who's stoned on northern lights

this guy!

[dr-detroitred-blog]

It's my personal opinion that most rappers, though they like to pose with cigars for the status cache, don't have the foggiest idea of how to appreciate one.  (did you see what I did right there?)  Given my last post maybe you can see how it could get under my skin to see rappers (or anyone for that matter) in a video or movie being awkward and fronting like they're a part of the culture.  When it comes to the sticky-icky however, it's a different story altogether.  Wiz is the new age snoop.  And "kid-frankie" is just one of the dopest songs that I've heard in a long time.  (Did you catch it that time?  I did it again.  HA!)