The end of the world is near. Only those in possession of a copy of Marijuana Misfit: Two Years Of Terror will survive the second-coming of the apocalypse. You're going to need all the help you can get! Or maybe this is just us trying to cleverly con more readers into giving us their hard-earned money. Hey, don't judge. Times are hard! In all seriousness, though, this book by maverick journalist Mike Adams is a best-of-the-best collection - his greatest hits, if you will - of his time pounding the cannabis legalization beat at Forbes. It was a gig that never should have happened, but somehow Adams managed to bamboozle the editors into giving him a platform for his loud-mouthed opinions. This was a bold move on the part of the hundred-something-year-old brand, especially considering that Adams isn't exactly the suit-wearing type and he kind of looks like he writes from a cold cell at the Indiana State Prison in Michigan City. In spite of this, however, his columns inspired laughter, thought and even a handful of death threats. It cannot be denied that Adams shook things up during his two years of terror. Some pot purists would probably like to think it was all a bad dream. However, this 220-page document proves it was all too real.