If that's the case, we're screwed no matter what because eventually their bodies will go into the soil which means no plants.

I know, I was just thinking that for me, getting fresh air and doing chores are distractions from me earning on the internet.

If we put some ghost peppers on there, maybe she can start hallucinating before we have to take her to the hospital.

I live in a city that has a "no farm animals" law, so I feel you there. One day though, I will have a mini cow and I won't need any more lawn mowing and I'll never have to buy milk again.

Oops, I hadn't noticed. It's fixed now.

That's not entirely true. There are certainly some charging wayyyy too much, but take a shot of Gray Goose or Belvadere and then take one of Popov or Taka and you'll notice the difference. The bottom of the barrel ones taste like rubbing alcohol.

Different vodkas are made out of different substances and also filtered differently. Good tasting vodka needs to be filtered enough to make it not taste like rubbing alcohol. And, some people's bodies handle wheat or potato based ones better than ones made from rice or mixed grains.

If you really want to rip on one for charging too much, try bagging on Ciroc, which is about the same quality as Smirnoff, but about 10 times more expensive because it's Puff Daddy's vodka.

The link is up there between the two pics where it says "buzzfeed list"

The list features foods meant to satisfy your munchies while high, not foods to get you high.
If you're interested in edibles and want something a little more unexpected though, don't miss this cool BoingBoing article about a gourmet meal where all the dishes contain THC:
http://boingboing.net/2012/04/23/my-dinner-with-marijuana-chem.html

That would be epic

I reread it and don't see the typo you're talking about. One of the other authors may have fixed it, or I could just be missing it altogether.

Thanks, we need you to be an editor/fact checker. :)

I wasn't sure if it was Bluto so I looked it up on Google (the wrong way, obviously). Funny enough, I'm not the only whose made that mistake.