To Smoke (Pot) or not to Smoke..............

[zanth]

What's pot?

Ask Mary Jane...

[ph4ever]

What's pot?

Ask Mary Jane...

she dosn't look like she says much

[zanth]

she dosn't look like she says much

Maybe we can hook her up with JMP

[LIPH]

I don't have a problem if people want to fire one up, but I want to be lucid enough to remember the show. I usually stop drinking about an hour before showtime and I almost never drink once I get inside the venue.

[ph4ever]

she dosn't look like she says much

Maybe we can hook her up with JMP

trust me, JMP is a bogart.

[longlinergirl]

she dosn't look like she says much

Maybe we can hook her up with JMP

trust me, JMP is a bogart.

She doesn't have to say a thing just sit and bud

[wanderingtoes]

Drinking is pretty much confined to the space you are in, but Smoke is disturbing when it gets out of your space. The space we all occupy is expensive, so anything annoying should be avoided.

[longlinergirl]

Drinking is pretty much confined to the space you are in, but Smoke is disturbing when it gets out of your space. The space we all occupy is expensive, so anything annoying should be avoided.

Does this include annoying people....p.s. I like your name

[12vmanRick]

What's pot?

Ask Mary Jane...

she dosn't look like she says much

That's a pitiful plant. I should show you what a real one looks like.

[LIPH]

Drinking is pretty much confined to the space you are in,

Unless someone near you is so wasted they start spilling, which happened in Charlotte last month, or some lightweight blows chunks all over the place.

[ph4ever]

What's pot?

Ask Mary Jane...

she dosn't look like she says much

That's a pitiful plant. I should show you what a real one looks like.

it's a baby!!! Sweetheart I KNOW what a real one looks like

[NYCPORT]

Drinking is pretty much confined to the space you are in,

Unless someone near you is so wasted they start spilling, which happened in Charlotte last month, or some lightweight blows chunks all over the place.

Amen!

...Or screaming to their other drunken friends during the entire show!

[LIPH]

I was at a Sprinsteen concert at Madison Square Garden 4 years ago and some a$$hole puked in the aisle before the damn show even started.

[ph4ever]

I've never known anyone who puked from sparking a j or 10.

[wanderingtoes]

Annoying people can ruin a concert smoking, drinking, and sometimes just being themselves. I try to make the best of it and ignore as much as possible. At Houston last year, the guy next to me spilled a full cup of beer right in my lap, we exchanged a few words, mostly because I already didn't like him or his girlfriend. Many times over the people have been great and this does add to the enjoyment of the show.

[nycparrothead]

At Houston last year, the guy next to me spilled a full cup of beer right in my lap

I'm usually so excited by showtime that I pi$$ myself! So I wouldn't notice if someone spilled a beer in my lap!

[ph4ever]

At Houston last year, the guy next to me spilled a full cup of beer right in my lap

I'm usually so excited by showtime that I pi$$ myself! So I wouldn't notice if someone spilled a beer in my lap!

but how do you explain the other days when you pi$$ yourself

[Melli_Fera]

Ok, I didn't read all 8 pages of replies (yet), but here is my 2c

Toker: You have the right to do whatever you want (smokin the happy stuff), but you have to be willing to pay the consequences (gettin thrown out, arrested, etc.) for your actions.

Non-Toker: You have the right to not be subject to illegal activity (smokin the happy stuff) and you have the right to not be subject to any kind of activity not allowed by the venue. You have the right to ask the toker to stop, and if the smoker doesn't comply, you have the right to notify security, and let above mentioned consequences happen.

I don't partake, but don't mind people around me partaking...it's the people who complain and talk talk talk, but don't do anything about it that bothers me. If my perfume made someone have an allergy attack, i wouldn't apply it AGAIN knowing that the person asked me not to...

So, in conclusion, everyone should be respectful of each other...there's plenty of room (and ganja) to go around.



Oh, and in reply to an earlier post that the legality is a B.S. Political issue, it's not really BS in the context of that part of the discussion, because if there are kids present, their parents should be teaching them to obey the law, and the parents would be totally correct in telling the kids that a toker is breaking the law...now, do mom & dad have the responsibility to turn the person in, in the eyes of the kid? That's a different discussion!

[Melli_Fera]

At Houston last year, the guy next to me spilled a full cup of beer right in my lap

I'm usually so excited by showtime that I pi$$ myself! So I wouldn't notice if someone spilled a beer in my lap!

My cousin pi$$ed in the woods fine all day 2 years ago during a concert, and then during the concert, and had to go so bad , and didn't want to wait in the bathroom line, she proceeded to go behind a closed concession stand and pi$$ed all over herself... she ended up leaving the show and waiting outside for the rest of us... bummer!

[ph4ever]

Ok, I didn't read all 8 pages of replies (yet), but here is my 2c

Toker: You have the right to do whatever you want (smokin the happy stuff), but you have to be willing to pay the consequences (gettin thrown out, arrested, etc.) for your actions.

Non-Toker: You have the right to not be subject to illegal activity (smokin the happy stuff) and you have the right to not be subject to any kind of activity not allowed by the venue. You have the right to ask the toker to stop, and if the smoker doesn't comply, you have the right to notify security, and let above mentioned consequences happen.

I don't partake, but don't mind people around me partaking...it's the people who complain and talk talk talk, but don't do anything about it that bothers me. If my perfume made someone have an allergy attack, i wouldn't apply it AGAIN knowing that the person asked me not to...

So, in conclusion, everyone should be respectful of each other...there's plenty of room (and ganja) to go around.



Oh, and in reply to an earlier post that the legality is a B.S. Political issue, it's not really BS in the context of that part of the discussion, because if there are kids present, their parents should be teaching them to obey the law, and the parents would be totally correct in telling the kids that a toker is breaking the law...now, do mom & dad have the responsibility to turn the person in, in the eyes of the kid? That's a different discussion!

are you a parent??