A Message to the Drug Peace Movement
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Stoner
Fluxx decks will start shipping from our warehouse the week
of November 17th, and we're doing a
mailing of sample decks to the media and others who will
promote or raise awareness about the new game. (We have distribution;
the game will start showing up in stores nation-wide in early
December!)
Unfamiliar with Stoner Fluxx?
* Read our
announcement last month.
* Preview
Stoner Fluxx box art and political activism statements.
* Read a
little about Andrew Looney and Looney Labs
Anyone who represents an organization that is working for
drug peace is encouraged to add
themselves to this list and send
us information about your organization.
We are going to donate $1 from every deck sold to drug
peace organizations - so we will soon have a pool of money
to work with. We want to start by becoming members of any group
that is fighting for drug peace
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Looney Labs will donate $1 from the sale of each deck (nearly
25% of our profits) to various
organizations fighting for drug peace.
Get a copy for yourself on pre-order!
Stoner Fluxx : Coming just in time for Christmas 2003:
it's a new version of Fluxx from That Hippie Game Company, Looney
Labs! Stoner Fluxx adds a new goal to the card game with ever-changing
rules: helping to end marijuana prohibition! The bright green
packaging is clearly labeled for Adults, so it shouldn't be confused
with the original Fluxx, plus it includes important messages
like "Wait until it's legalized" and "Remember,
It's More Polite To Say 'No, Thank You' To Drugs". With
all-new Keepers and Goals, and on-subject Actions like "Munchie
Attack!" and "Uh... What Were We Just Doing?"
this game provides plenty of laughs. In short, Stoner Fluxx is
a fun new edition of this very popular card game - that will
help get the conversation started and encourage the pot-smokers
of America to say enough is enough.
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Think about it this way...
You care enough about this movement to donate $100
to some of the wonderful groups who are fighting so hard to change
the unjust marijuana laws. Right?
Please let us use your contribution for a little
while first (to send out promotional samples of this new card
game) and we will turn it over to organizations like NORML,
the Drug Policy Alliance,
MPP, and MAPinc.org
in donations as the card decks sell. $1 per deck sold. (Did I
mention we've sold over 100,000 copies of the card game Fluxx,
which this game is based on? over 30,000 copies this last year
alone!)
Plus, your money also gets you a limited edition
signed and numbered un-cut sheet!
Buy two - get one for a friend! Each $100 you spend
will pay for 14 decks to be mailed out to the media.
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We want to put Andy
onto talk shows to talk about Drug Peace!
He is already a known personality in the game industry - well
known, well loved, and fun to interview. And he's got a really
good story to tell. Check out his 7
reasons to change your mind essay ... it starts with his background
and talks about how he was 30 years old the first time he ever
tried smoking pot.
A little bit about Looney Labs...
Kristin
and Andrew
Looney run a little game company called Looney
Labs - affectionately know as "That Hippie Game Company."
Our games
are in stores
all over the country (and the world - we have 7 international
distributors!) Our biggest hit is a fun family card game called
Fluxx
which has sold over 100,000 copies, and has just been translated
by a big German game company. Fluxx is starting to show up in
the mass market in places like Borders, The Game Keeper, and Calendar
Club.
We also vigorously oppose marijuana prohibition, and have decided
to put our money and our reputation where our hearts are and publish
a stoner edition of our most popular card game. We are trying
to get some national media attention for our company, our games,
and the drug peace movement in the process.
We first became activists back in 1997, when we attended the
10th annual High Times Cannabis Cup. Andy started writing about
the unjust laws by publishing a report on legal
pot-smoking in Amsterdam. For
a little over 6 years now, we have been publishing a wacky
weekly webzine (called Wunderland.Com)
which talks about whatever is going on this week at our little
game company, including our visits to various NORML
conferences, the Million
Marijuana March, the Boston
Freedom Festival and game demos we have run at medical
marijuana buyer's clubs out in California. You will find more
than 3000 pages of content at our web site; check out Andy's
activist page for links to all of our drug peace related content.
Thanks for helping us try to change the
world!
