Stoner challenge
It’s more of a challenge for you. “Let’s see how stoned I can get and still do this.”
It’s more of a challenge for you. “Let’s see how stoned I can get and still do this.”
Hey, can I sit with you guys? I have three hits of acid!
Can I get the weed pot?
Does anyone have a dollar? I couldn’t decide whether it was better to owe my guy a dollar or give him four quarters, but I’m not sure either is any ...
I smell skunk. That’s weed. That’s the skunkiest weed I’ve ever smelled. That’s what weed smells like now, Mom.
One of my clients is doing a website for a pot dispensary. She is noticeably high in all of our meetings. It’s funny, then extremely annoying.
I mean, how do you have that conversation with your drug dealer about his spelling?
Ahh, gentlemen. Ahh, grunts and things. Would you like some manly cocaine? Yes. Just rocks, please.
I would like to eat too much of a brownie someday.
Coffee and blow — what else is there? All we need is lunch!
Let’s smoke pot and not wear bras!
They don’t sell bowls at Trader Joe’s? Buy an apple.
…but man, now I know so much about meth. Published with Blogger-droid v1.7.4
This song makes me want to take e and touch people I don’t know. Published with Blogger-droid v1.6.8
Oh, you’re selling hookers and blow now? Put me down for three of each. Well, better make it four for the blow. Published with Blogger-droid v1.6.7
I am so excited for this cigarette. I can taste it in my lungs. Published with Blogger-droid v1.6.7
These cigarettes were 75 cents off, but they’re still delicious. Published with Blogger-droid v1.4.8
I just called a wrong number, and the person who answered was totally stoned. “WHO??” Published with Blogger-droid v1.4.8
I’ve taken a lot of medication, and all of it was legal. That’s a lie.
Well, that’s kind of a relief because I thought I was smoking dope. That’s how you know it’s good — you only think you’re smoking ...
…or like when you get cat pee on your face and you start tripping balls? Anyone?
I’m gonna get stoned and f***ing ruin my evening.
And then, you get to that point where you just keep telling yourself, “Don’t scream.” Then you know you’re going to be fine.