No one has ever made this joke before.

While I'm sure you're right, there's definitely a bit of an issue with the way it's set up now. You can't smoke anywhere other than private property, so if you're a renter and your landlord doesn't allow it, you technically don't have an option.

rapes and murders should soar here in a few weeks. And most of the population will have moved on to cocaine, crack, and heroin by the end of march.

OMG! What have we done??

Marijuana Overdoses Kill 37 in Colorado On First Day of Legalization
January 2nd, 2014

http://dailycurrant.com/2014/01/02/m...-legalization/

Rainman needs to pick up some kush and spark one up!

This will be interesting to watch unfold. Other states can sit back and watch before making a decision.

The sad thing is that people will see this, and buy into it.

Mission accomplished for the website I suppose.

Its a no brainer. Period.

I bet it's gotten 89,000 forwards on Facebook already by angry old people patting themselves on the back for being right about the devil weed.

We'll see.

The money is not to be made in consumption. The money is to be made in supply. Rain Man's Rainbow Room will supply only the finest of connoisseur-grade marijuana for the most discerning buyers.

I heard sales topped $1 million in the first day. The economic impact will be interesting.

That's what we're hoping. I'm also curious about whether there'll be a notable culture change. My worry is that if you're an unemployed stoner you're going to come here and make a marijuana store your first stop and social services your second stop.

My initial theories are:

Positive outcomes:

Tax revenues
Prison savings

Negative outcomes

Increase in TANF
Influx of ne'er do wells and their related problems
More traffic crashes
Jerks who smoke it in public and annoy me since I don't like the smell


Note that I'm not saying that all marijuana users are ne'er do wells. I just think that if you are a ne'er do well and you smoke marijuana, Colorado will seem like a good place to come and live.

It is my understanding, and correct me if I'm wrong, that while it is legal to purchase, it is not legal to smoke in a public place.

Personally, due to the case of it being legal to sell and buy, I think this is where it should be required a drug test for welfare recipients.

Apricot BMW? Rainbow room?


You sure are a colorful feller.