What I've learned from Reefer madness…
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Mooshaminkin — 20 years ago(October 23, 2005 07:31 AM)
I watched this after watching the recent musical paraody. I'm having difficulty believing the original its self isn't some kind of a satire. I've met around a couple hundred weed smokers (at least that's roughly how many I know smoke) and I've not been killed, framed, seduced or killed anyone yet. I'm smoking a joint right now.
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BrianGCrawfordMA — 20 years ago(January 09, 2006 04:12 PM)
"Just being in the presense of a pot smoker is as bad as committing murder."
No, but being around particularly heavy users of marijuana is EXTREMELY ANNOYING. The smell, the group smoke-outs, the Floyd, the loud and silly behavior, the extreme paranoia, and the potato chip crumbs EVERYWHERE may make me want to commit aggravated assault, but not murder. If I never hear another bunch of bleary-eyed stoners sitting around discussing the merits of "kind bud" versus evil alcohol, it'll be too soon, because if there's one thing worse than nonstop pot smoking, its the accompanying arguments posited by self-righteous jackasses justifying it. Smoke banana peels laced with PCP for all I care, just do it somewhere else, and FOR GOODNESS' SAKE don't tell me about it. -
robbevl — 20 years ago(January 30, 2006 09:42 PM)
I consider myself to be a heavy potsmoker and I don't recognise myself in your description at all. Pink Floyd? Please, you're so stereotyping. Ever considered those guy you hung out with were just loud and annoying because of their personality, not the weed?
A group of drunken teenagers can be way louder and a lot more annoying.
The only thing I can give you is the smell. But I like it. Smells good.
"arguments about evil alcohol"?? What are you talking about, I love alcohol.
"Justifying it?" No need to justify it when there's nothing wrong with it, Jesus. It's the people that say weed is evil that need to provide evidence (which they still can't, they've had 70 years time), not the other way around.
Stop streotyping everone that smokes weed just because you know some a$$holes that do.. -
semprini20 — 20 years ago(February 06, 2006 12:17 PM)
So after watching this movie I just wonder:
Was there ever a time when people generally handed out free joints? I mean everyone in the party gets one for free! Holy crap, wasn't this during the Great Depression?
This movie has more BS in it than an Oliver Stone "non-fiction" movie (like THE DOORS or JFK). -
CurlyGirl64 — 20 years ago(February 06, 2006 02:12 PM)
Know what the best part of the entire movie is? The actual way the crazy piano player smokesnot only does he go into the closet and look maniacal, but he also puffs as quickly as he possibly can. In fact, I'm pretty sure that no one in this movie actually inhaled, which would probably reduce the effectiveness of the pot. I've never even see someone smoke a cigarette that fast, even some of my friends who don't inhale.
The only thing this movie did was make me jones like nobody's business.
Wait! We can't stop here! This is bat country! -
CurlyGirl64 — 20 years ago(February 06, 2006 02:17 PM)
by the way, is that dealers are evil. Didn't you notice that most of the "evil" that was attributed to drugs wasn't actually perpetrated by the kids involved, but by the dealers?
Wait! We can't stop here! This is bat country! -
Cal_T5X — 18 years ago(April 15, 2007 06:44 PM)
I've been offered a puff for free, but never a whole joint.
That reminds me of a funny "accident" that happeed to a friend of mine. He left 20 grams unattended on the kitchen table and discovered that cats LOVE the taste of weed. There was barely any left but the cat was sure happy.
"What fun is it being cool if you can't wear a sombrero?" -
mediocredave — 20 years ago(February 22, 2006 03:19 PM)
Able to play even whilst twisting round and clearly not touching the keys.
I learned that if you tap someone with a gun not only do they pass out but they also believe everything they are told when they wake up.