Gregory Alan Frye

1 month ago | thebluntness.com | Gregory Alan Frye

Turns out, your friend who swapped tequila shots for THC gummies might be on to something. A new poll has found that a majority of Americans now believe alcohol is more harmful to a person’s health than marijuana—and frankly, it’s about time. The severe health risks associated with alcohol use, including addiction, various diseases, and a high incidence of mortality, are becoming more widely recognized.

1 month ago | thebluntness.com | Chris Faraone |Gregory Alan Frye

For decades, cannabis has been widely regarded as a substance with potential cognitive risks, particularly when used over long periods. Governments across the globe have classified it as a controlled substance, citing concerns about the effects of marijuana use, including memory loss, diminished executive function, and long-term neurological impact.

2 months ago | thebluntness.com | Ezra Sterling |Gregory Alan Frye

If you thought New York’s legal weed rollout was already a trainwreck, buckle up—Governor Kathy Hochul wants to take us even further off the rails. Her latest bright idea? Making the mere smell of cannabis a “probable cause” for law enforcement searches. Yes, you read that right. Just when we thought we were inching toward a rational, equity-driven cannabis policy, Hochul’s proposal drags us back into the bad old days of stop-and-frisk, racial profiling, and arbitrary police power.

2 months ago | thebluntness.com | Taylor Engle |Gregory Alan Frye

Kanye West, aka Ye, isn’t just trending—he’s unraveling in real time. And instead of intervention, we get viral clips, condemnation, and an audience watching a man self-destruct. His latest stunt? Airing a Super Bowl ad promoting a swastika-emblazoned Yeezy shirt—a move so blatantly antisemitic that even the most die-hard supporters had to step back. Brands are cutting ties. Agents are dropping him. But here’s the problem: canceling Kanye doesn’t fix Kanye.

Oct 17, 2024 | thebluntness.com | Taylor Engle |Alex Saez |Mike Adams |Gregory Alan Frye

In the late 1990s, created the famous ice water extraction method. Bubble hash enjoyed a lot of popularity over the next two decades, reaching its peak in the early 2000s . The product has since taken a backseat to other, more popular concentrates, but hash-lovers are quite loyal to this concentrate. As the saying goes: "if it doesn't bubble, it's not worth the trouble."Let's see what all the trouble is about.