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|cEbLu3
wandering but not lost

Registered: Jul 2004
Location: The Tropics

Is it just me??

I was wondering today about how much people's perceptions of stoners and smoking weed have cahanged quite a bit. Back in the day being called a stonor would have the negative connotation of say.. crack head ( No offense to crackhead TAs, we love ya!), but now alomst everyone does it sometimes. I go to party's and a bong has become almost as essential as booze. Whadya guys think? Is ganja more acceptable now, unoffically of course,

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May-20-2005 11:33 Malaysia

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|cEbLu3
wandering but not lost

Registered: Jul 2004
Location: The Tropics

not one reply? hmmm.... not even in the CORe??

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May-20-2005 13:54 Malaysia

nchs09
Traceaddict in training

Registered: Sep 2003
Location: Inside your mum

i feel that pot has becomed more of like wtvr

i still feel like a craky when i do other stuff so if someone sees me as one.. i concur with them

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Boomer187
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Registered: Aug 2001
Location: USA

quote:
Originally posted by |cEbLu3
not one reply? hmmm.... not even in the CORe??

the CORe is mainly us based, you posted at 4:30 am my time...eastern time thats like 7:30. No one is awake then.

and what you are noticing is the fact that you are hanging out with more stoners, and not that it is being more accepted. It has always been around a lot and always will be.

as far as teh linguistical use of the word stoner, i think it is losing some of its negative conotation and becoming more like the african american experience of the word "N***ER". while at first it was meant as a derogatory word, it has been taken back by them and turned around from a negative word.