Newsweek recently devoted most of an edition to "Fighting Addiction," wherein it was noted that 11 million Americans smoke marijuana at least once a month, and that "Colorado leads the pack."
We're not real sure how they determined that Coloradans smoke more pot than the residents of any other state. Presumably it resulted from a survey, even though we have trouble imagining people who'd discuss this topic with a stranger.
There's nothing about Colorado marijuana usage on the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration's website. We did learn there that Denver has a high percentage of men who test positive for cannabis when arrested, but at least one other city, Oklahoma City, is ahead of Denver.
And then there's something we read a couple of years ago: Colorado has the second-thinnest population in the country -- only Hawaiians are skinnier. Yet marijuana stimulates the appetite.
Go figure.