Kevin Curtin

“I knew why those movies weren’t successful,” John Waters reflects on the Sixties cinema gimmick Smell-O-Vision, in which films were attempted to be enhanced by scents being piped into theaters. “It was because they had nice smells. I wanted bad ones.” Screenings of his 1981 black comedy Polyester, starring Divine as a suburban mother besieged by bullshit, included scratch-and-sniff cards with plot-corresponding scents like airplane glue and farts.

The industry survives Dan Patrick’s total THC ban, but there are still changes ahead for hemp dispensaries The most controversial mandate in the executive order is the one that restricts the total THC in any product, which will have an enormous impact on the market of hemp flower and prerolls – the most natural and unprocessed way to consume cannabis, and major sales drivers at hemp dispensaries.

The Chronic knows a place What do we call hibernation, but in the summer? Do you know? Hold on, I’m going to conduct a Wikipedia search. Ah ha, that particular state of dormancy is called aestivation. It’s characterized by inactivity and a lowered metabolic rate during hot seasons, and I’m certain I’ve never heard that word in my entire life.