The only valid point made was regarding those hideously misogynistic posters littered about town. It would have been waaaay more interesting if she'd explored that topic a little more, or perhaps interviewed Hempfest organizers about what the fuck they were thinking with that shit.

Way to alienate half (yes, Ari, *half*) your audience, Hempfest.

makes sense - my daughter has a friend named ari. and she's a girl.

huh.

#4: Yeah. . .that's exactly what I'm saying. Except that the women you know exist at about half the rate of similar type men. Remember, we are in an urban environment with lax pot-smoking rules, which might shift your (anecdotal and biased) evidence.

Trying to think of counter examples -- the girls on That 70s Show, Claire Danes in Igby Goes Down, Jennifer Anniston in Friends With Money, Catherine Keener in at least one movie that I can't remember -- but maybe Ari's onto something. These are all kind of a stretch.

next time you can come with me to take a pull off the gravity bong.

xoxo

Not that women smoking weed isn't a potentially interesting subject, but this says less about women and more about Fiona.

I guess it works as an essay, but it seems to me the point was kind of lost.

She might be onto something with that, but it's just as likely that these women are just giving up for the lack of a good gravity bong in their lives.