Since the ish hit the fan and citizens are allowed to partake of the great ganja plant in Colorado, it has become an epidemic already. Now if you know me, you already know I puts the green away with ease but with Club 64 on the rise, I just might be relocating pretty damn soon. January 1st marked the day of the second official "Marijuana club" in the nation, and Club 64 is truly for the smokers' delight. With a club membership fee of only $29.99 to BYOW (Bring Your Own Weed) since they aren't allowed to sell it, Club 64 had over 200 people breaking their necks to join before the good green was legalized.) But yeah, light up and read the article below, I promise you'll wanna book a one way ticket to Denver with no plans of returning lol.
Oh yeah, WHAT ABOUT THEM FALCONS TODAY BABY!!!! I swear I was a few seconds away from snatching the tv off the wall and walking the fuck outta Hard Rock lol. Shit got extra hectic and it was down to the fuckin wire, BUT WE DID IT!!!! NFC, HERE WE COME! SUPER BOWL, HERE WE COME SHAWDY!!!!!!! Lol don't get me started on sports politics, Carpe Diem yall, all day every day.
DENVER -- With reggae music pumping in the background and flashing disco-style lights, members of the recreational pot club lit up in celebration of the new year – and a new place to smoke legally among friends.
Club 64, in an industrial area just north of downtown Denver, opened at 4:20 p.m. on Monday, with some 200 people signed up. The opening came less than 24 hours after organizers announced they would charge a $29.99 admission price for the bring-your-own pot club.
"Look at this!" Chloe Villano exclaimed as the club she created over the weekend opened. "We were so scared because we didn't want it to be crazy. But this is crazy! People want this."
The private pot dens popped up less than a month after Colorado's governor signed into law a constitutional amendment allowing recreational pot use. Club 64 gets its name from the number of the amendment.
Two Colorado clubs were believed to be the first legal pot dens in the nation. The Denver Post reported that a similar pot club opened earlier Monday in the small southern Colorado town of Del Norte.
Colorado's marijuana amendment prohibits public consumption, and smoke-free laws also appear to ban indoor smokeouts. But Club 64 attorney Robert Corry said private pot dens are permissible because marijuana isn't sold, nor is it food or drink.
Villano, the club owner, said the pot club would meet monthly at different locations, with the $29.99 membership fee good for only one event. On Monday, the pot club was meeting in a hemp-based clothing store near downtown. Hooded sweatshirts and backpacks were shoved to a corner. In the main area, a few small tables sat next to a screen showing "The Big Lebowski."
A bar decorated with blue Christmas lights handed out sodas and Club 64's official snacks – Goldfish and Cheetos. The snacks were inspired by Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper, who warned marijuana users the night of the marijuana vote, "don't break out the Cheetos or Goldfish too quickly."
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