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  1. If your not smoking with one of these ppl, then who are you smoking with. But honestly i fit every category except the non smoker..& when im on my theorist s*** im not talking about no corny illuminati bs..I speak truth…only bad partner is that 1 homie that never puts in always smoking everybody else's

  2. this is why you toke up with your closest friends. my and my buddies used to blaze with this kid who'd always say "got that shitty shatter again today". and always say "pick up off my guy, his stuff is kills". we stopped blazing with him shortly after meeting the guy.

  3. Every single thing on this list is a part of the experience.

    I don't know the american marijuana-customs, but here in the netherlands all of these things are celebrated and protected under circle etiquette.
    (A quick note: we only smoke with 2 people or more, it is kind of a social event)

    You can giggle as much as you want here, it signifies a full non-judgemental embrace of a humoristic idea, and joining someone in a giggle is one of the most enjoyable things you can experience from weed.

    Telling your circlemates about a theory of yours signifies a full non-judgemental exploration of a hypothetical scenario, and is encouraged because it may contain possible strides to enlightenment.

    Since we (in 95% of cases) buy our stuff from coffeeshops, being a critic is a integral part of being a stoner here.
    Sampling, discovering, mixing and matching, combining weed with hash, trying it pure, trying it with rolling tobacco or natural tobacco subsitutes, processing into baked goods, you do all kinds of things to find the best high for the money out here.
    (i've recently had two hashes, a random hash i picked up from a coffeeshop i happened to walk by, and one from a coffeeshop that was famous for their hash, same price per gram, smoked the same way but the difference was night and day)

    The most sacred rule in our stoner etiquette is being patient.
    Eternally patient.
    Even so much as hinting that you want the joint is strictly forbidden and can lead to silent expulsion from the circle.
    T'is said that when a joint is lit and passed, the reciever can, if they want, smoke the entire joint without repercussions.
    This has never happened.

    Lastly, the most important thing in this list, if you don't want to smoke, you don't have to smoke.
    The whole "this guy doesn't even smoke"-routine is hurtful and reeks of peer pressure.
    Weed is strong stuff, and you should only use it if you feel ready.
    Also, since we use weed to change our perspective on things, someone sober gives a window into other perspectives as well.

    There is some form of synergy i experience while sober talking to high people, and vice versa.
    My other circlemates feel the same.

  4. Every single thing on this list is a part of the experience.

    I don't know the american marijuana-customs, but here in the netherlands all of these things are celebrated and protected under circle etiquette.
    (A quick note: we only smoke with 2 people or more, it is kind of a social event)

    You can giggle as much as you want here, it signifies a full non-judgemental embrace of a humoristic idea, and joining someone in a giggle is one of the most enjoyable things you can experience from weed.

    Telling your circlemates about a theory of yours signifies a full non-judgemental exploration of a hypothetical scenario, and is encouraged because it may contain possible strides to enlightenment.

    Since we (in 95% of cases) buy our stuff from coffeeshops, being a critic is a integral part of being a stoner here.
    Sampling, discovering, mixing and matching, combining weed with hash, trying it pure, trying it with rolling tobacco or natural tobacco subsitutes, processing into baked goods, you do all kinds of things to find the best high for the money out here.
    (i've recently had two hashes, a random hash i picked up from a coffeeshop i happened to walk by, and one from a coffeeshop that was famous for their hash, same price per gram, smoked the same way but the difference was night and day)

    The most sacred rule in our stoner etiquette is being patient.
    Eternally patient.
    Even so much as hinting that you want the joint is strictly forbidden and can lead to silent expulsion from the circle.
    T'is said that when a joint is lit and passed, the reciever can, if they want, smoke the entire joint without repercussions.
    This has never happened.

    Lastly, the most important thing in this list, if you don't want to smoke, you don't have to smoke.
    The whole "this guy doesn't even smoke"-routine is hurtful and reeks of peer pressure.
    Weed is strong stuff, and you should only use it if you feel ready.
    Also, since we use weed to change our perspective on things, someone sober gives a window into other perspectives as well.

    There is some form of synergy i experience while sober talking to high people, and vice versa.
    My other circlemates feel the same.

  5. hate to be the barer of bad news, but anyone who thinks the conspiracy theorist shouldnt be in here… is the conspiracy theorist in their group!! lolol can get quite irritating  

  6. The worst is the Moocher. Never has his own but love to smoke yours.
    I had one many year ago,  that was like Beavis/Buthead."AaaHen Hen… Hee Hee…Got some smoke dude?' or "Fire it up..Ha Ha! Ha Ha!"  Creeping next to my front Window with a stupid shit eating DUH grin.

  7. you are right,  smoking alone  can also be really nice.  don't you love those more kind of medetational smokings?  

    Ha ha,  this video is halarious I think I will watch it once every day of this week to get my fix of humour and let that good kinetic energy have me in a good mood throughout the day.  = )

  8. I think conspiracy theorists are fine, me and my buddy can go off forever about that shit. Although he does get a little out of hand some times but there good conversations. Although the bowl does sit for a while when he's talking. 

  9. conspiracy theorists are one thing, but people who are aware of things that ACTUALLY DO go on, without going to far or making facts up are another thing.

    And as far as the third eye goes, don't assume you know too much about reality until you've had a proper, intense dmt or mushroom trip. I was always curious, but ever since my breakthrough dmt trip, i've been much more humble.

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