Does anybody else ever......

my friends and i have always been curious if there are other stoners out there that do the same stupid stuff that we do, which basically doesnt consist of much. if nothings goin on we always just rent movies and get blazed to watch them. i noticed that being high can make almost any movie funny (even if its not supposed to be), total recall for example...i recommend that everybody get blazed and watch total recall atleast one time, its great. watching arnold try to act its priceless. but is there anybody out there that just rents stupid movies to get blazed and watch them???? and if so...any suggestions????

You are so right there. Seeing Arnold try and act while you are high is funny as hell. :)

It's alot easier to do things stoned when you smoke pretty much all day every day.. so yes, I have rented movies, gotten the mail, gone to work, read a book, mowed the lawn, fed the cat, etc.. all stoned.

but back in the day, when I smoked only for recreation, I remember getting a handful of classic comedies (The Jerk, Animal House, etc.) and sitting with 3 or 4 buddies and just smoking, watching movies and passing out (after enough time).

Good times.

holy shit!! i saw the guvernator last night high as shit when i watched terminator 2!! i couldn't stop laughing bro

when i used to smoke for recreation(cuz now i smoke to stay sane) i used to always smoke a bowl before the simpsons came on at 11,then right when it said ''the simpsons''i lit a cigarette and laid back.Aww good ol days.

I like to watch kung fu movies high as shit...but answering the first question, im pretty sure a lot of potheads on the boards like me all do around the same thing

i like watching adult swim blazed.

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You are so right there. Seeing Arnold try and act while you are high is funny as hell. :)

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I think watching Arnold try to act is funny as hell whether your sober or high.

Blazed is like the only way to watch movies

Watching porn when your high is goood for ya. :D

Some friends and I got an idea from Woody Allens' What's Up Tiger Lilly?. We'd turn the volume down and make up our own dialog, with each person present (usually no more than 3 or 4) speaking for a character or two. That could get out of hand real fast.

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