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Tom Cruise to sue manufacturers of medical marijuana named after him

April 5th, 2008 - 6:23 pm ICT by admin -

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Washington, Apr 5 (ANI): Hollywood actor Tom Cruise is set to take legal action against a new strain of medical marijuana that has been put out in the market under his name.
The new strain of marijuana known as ‘Tom Cruise Purple’ shows a picture of the ‘Mission Impossible’ star laughing on the vials, reports Contactmusic
It is being presently sold in licensed marijuana clubs in Northern California.
The strain is believed to be strong and users can experience hallucinations.
According to New York Daily News, Cruise’s attorneys are now planning to sue the manufacturers. (ANI)




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2 Responses

  1. noneck Says:

    Stupid Monkey’s, I’ve never experienced hallucinations from any marijuana, no matter how strong they claim it is. Pharmaceuticals cause more cases of hallucinations than any other drug, get real. I think they should have thought of a better name, I wouldn’t buy anything with his name on it, he’s a psycho!

  2. roger gonnet Says:

    I like to see that the hallucinated Tom Cruise (he believes really that his body is full of past alien cooties, as explained in the secret level OTIII of his cult!)has his name used to christen a “hallucinogen” (it’s not really one, it’s rather giving hallucinations of well-eing).

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