Originally published at: Puff, puff, don't pass the 4/20-iest music video of 2022 | Boing Boing
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OK, you convinced me. I’ll go burn one.
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I’m burning one, Right Now!
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Bogart!
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Got plenty to go around, come on over.
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I was puffing with the 20-something neighbors on their porch once, and one of their roommates came out, puffed and passed it to me, and I said “what is this? some of that drug weed?”
He looked at his friends, “is this guy cool or not? you’re sure he’s OK?”
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You gotta do the “shoulder dance”, or they’ll never except you as one of them.
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That’s a whole lot of obvious product placement in there
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I will take legal cannabis product placement over the criminalization of it. That’s a trade-off I’m happy to live with.
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Man, I was at the dispensary the other day, and somehow the young salesperson and I touched on the subject of availability. I regaled him with tales of living in Kansas in the early 80s, and the the sheer hell of trying to score weed.
Ditchweed, ditchweed, ditchweed, stems and seeds, dugouts, soda can pipes, apples, and sitting for an hour outside in the cold in your car because there’s “only one guy the dealer will talk to.”
If you got some hyrdroponic, it was a lucky break.
Now, I can flash my driver’s license and buy it right over the counter, and there’s a smoke shop right next to my credit union!
ETA: Smoking some “Mimosa” sativa right now.
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Right on. Growing up in the 80s and when things got dry we’d drive around shitty neighborhoods and score what looked literally like dirt off sketchy guys on corners (who’d rather be selling us rock) which did the trick but was suspect. To this day I’m economical with weed. I get a kick out them smoking huge cones in this video but I still cant bring myself to do that.
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What, no Cypress Hill?
For shame.
Seriously though; that was hella dope.
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I was going to celebrate 4/20, but then I got high… wait.
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That was objectively terrible.
I grew up in Kansas… in a DRY county. Barbarians, the lot of them!
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