stoner logic

[Bob the Awesome]

Today I had the strangest idea when stoned... I was downstairs smoking and I was looking at the heater and the pilot light in the basement.

And I thought, what happens if you put a surface over that small flame, and basically fried a bunch of bud over it, so the smoke goes through the vents and basically hotboxes the whole house... get a houseful full of people, everyone throws down and gets baked :jointsmile:

Of course, I'm sure there's problems in actually rigging it to work, along with getting that many people involved, but that's OK, still a fun idea to think of

[GetDown]

okay the other day i was at the beach again, and i was telling my mate this joke involving a cat, a bird, a cow, a bull, a rabbit, a fox, a farmer and a million other things, anyway he sits in the sand and starts drawing it out, they looked like these amazing cave style paintings, and i just thought, what if cavemen got really stoned off of some herb or something, either by smoking, eating or whatever then just drew it out on the walls, not only that but if we got high an looked at them would we be able to understand what they were trying to stay? tap into that universal stoner state of mind which all of us share and understand?

also would this same principle work with egyptian hieroglyphs?

[Sir Bliss]

I have so many 'stoner logic' stories, but I can't remember any of them right now, haha. Can you blame me though? I've been smoking up hardcore over the last couple weeks. Shit, im high as hell as we speak...or as I type. You know.

Oh! I do remember something that happened to me last night. It was more of an experience than a 'logic', but whatever. I was sitting in the passenger seat of a car and we were driving along a long parkway street. All of a sudden everything went black, or more so, everything disappeared for a fraction of a second and all that was left was black. It was like watching an old movie and there's like a little clip of the film missing so the screen goes black for that one frame. Well yeah, basically...something like that happened to me. Or seemed to of. It was insane; something i've never experienced during my smoking career.

It was like a glitch in the system. We were part of a film. As if this fragment of my life, this one frame, was missing. It made me think that I had no control, that we were just on a streaming movie. Not even realizing it.

It was insane!

[GetDown]

I have so many 'stoner logic' stories, but I can't remember any of them right now, haha. Can you blame me though? I've been smoking up hardcore over the last couple weeks. Shit, im high as hell as we speak...or as I type. You know.

Oh! I do remember something that happened to me last night. It was more of an experience than a 'logic', but whatever. I was sitting in the passenger seat of a car and we were driving along a long parkway street. All of a sudden everything went black, or more so, everything disappeared for a fraction of a second and all that was left was black. It was like watching an old movie and there's like a little clip of the film missing so the screen goes black for that one frame. Well yeah, basically...something like that happened to me. Or seemed to of. It was insane; something i've never experienced during my smoking career.

It was like a glitch in the system. We were part of a film. As if this fragment of my life, this one frame, was missing. It made me think that I had no control, that we were just on a streaming movie. Not even realizing it.

It was insane!

DUDE!!!

[Sir Bliss]

DUDE!!!

Haha, I know.

It was so crazy man...

[bong_man]

mushroom and acid logic is way better haha

[burnable]

hey all,



firstly, was listening to james browns play that funky music white boy, anyone else think that was code? like the whiteboy being his favourite dealer? and playing that funky music, or laying down the boogie till he died mean, keep givin me weed brother???

well, james brown didn't actually write the song, but he could have meant that by covering it. Wild cherry wrote it and I doubt there was double meaning.


aaronshs4 "Okay, serious question. Lately I've been really going through a hard time in my life with realizing who I am and just stuff like that (normal teenage bullshit) but lately, I've been using pot to help me find the answers. I feel better, and I feel like I have found the path. My question is, did anybody else use pot to help them get through their problems? And I don't mean use pot an escape, but used pot to get answers?"


awesome question. you separated that people smoke during problems for different reasons, 1 to escape and 2 to analyze and conclude. I've always resented having herb in common with people from the first category. It gives pot a bad rep, when in reality it is the person who is predisposed to binge to medicate the problem and postpone resolutions.
On the other hand, herb is a useful tool to see yourself and your problem from a detached, sometimes abstract perspective, and to penetrate the emotional barrier that exists between you and your answer.
I personally never puff when I'm upset. I let the irrational thoughts dissipate, then smoke when I'm calm again.

[Delta9 UK]

My question is, did anybody else use pot to help them get through their problems? And I don't mean use pot an escape, but used pot to get answers?"

Yes, as a designer I use it at times when I'm struggling with a technical problem and need to think outside the box. Also with creative work it can be a genuine stimulant and inspire a rapid set of ideas and imagery - a lot of which is useful to me.

Sometimes I use it before sleep and have vivid dreams which go towards working out technical problems or let me "see" a solution I was missing (wtf now I sound nuts reading that back) and I wake up the next day and I've worked it out, I write it all down and I'm golden.

Probably 2-3 times a week I lean on the weed for its services. It regularly delivers.

Maybe not what you meant and it was a more philosophical take on it but I use it to get answers - literally. Doesn't always help though and it can sometimes be a distraction or make a difficult problem even harder to work with. But you learn to manage that I reckon, over time.