Apparently, it’s stoner-news week here on Fluid Imagination. First we had the guy making a bong from the head of a human corpse, and now an Alaskan judge rules that it is legal for the state’s residents to have less than an ounce of marijuana in their homes. The AP reports that, “[Alaskan] Superior Court Judge Patricia Collins said a lower court can’t reverse the [state Surpreme Court's] 1975 decision that said the right to privacy in one’s home included the possession of small amounts of marijuana for personal use.” Apparently, Alaska put a new law into effect in June making it illegal to possess any dope, though prior to the law, it was legal to posses 4 ounces in the home. The ruling changes the limit to 1 ounce, but people still retain the right to smoke dope in the privacy of their own homes.