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Aureus
the question mark is just to denote the fact that i'm not really sure if it's something you Canadians are into... (420 that is)

at any rate, if you do, or if you did something interesting today nonetheless, post here.

i climbed Camel's Hump (2nd largest mountain in Vermont) today while on mushrooms with Nick Pilon's "Lost In Trance 002" as a soundtrack. it was fkn awesome! :)
magikb
isn't 4/20 a potsmoking thing??
you did the wrong drug today dude :p

But happy 4/20 and no I didn't do anything today.. it is only Thursday :p
j/k have fun kids!
Aureus
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Originally posted by magikb
isn't 4/20 a potsmoking thing??
you did the wrong drug today dude :p

But happy 4/20 and no I didn't do anything today.. it is only Thursday :p
j/k have fun kids!


i smoked too :)

edit: yes, it is
asfdz
and happy 420 to u man!!!

wish we could stop on our way thru tomorrow to burn one or two or three....but we're takin 91 up
Anne
Seriously, i smoked a joint at 4h20 before my history class...and somoene came to me later and talk about that 420 stuff but i didn't understand. Can somoene explain it to me?
Aureus
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Originally posted by Anne
Seriously, i smoked a joint at 4h20 before my history class...and somoene came to me later and talk about that 420 stuff but i didn't understand. Can somoene explain it to me?


i've copied and pasted because i'm feeling just a tad lazy today :D

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Why did 420 come to mean that?

True story? Well, it's at least the most elaborate..: "According to Steven Hager, editor of High Times, the term 420 originated at San Rafael High School, in 1971, among a group of about a dozen pot-smoking wiseacres who called themselves the Waldos. The term 420 was shorthand for the time of day the group would meet, at the campus statue of Louis Pasteur, to smoke pot. ``Waldo Steve,'' a member of the group who now owns a business in San Francisco, says the Waldos would salute each other in the school hallway and say ``420 Louis!'' The term was one of many invented by the group, but it was the one that caught on. ``It was just a joke, but it came to mean all kinds of things, like `Do you have any?' or `Do I look stoned?' '' he said. ``Parents and teachers wouldn't know what we were talking about.'' The term took root, and flourished, and spread beyond San Rafael with the assistance of the Grateful Dead and their dedicated cohort of pot-smoking fans. The Waldos decided to assert their claim to the history of the term after decades of watching it spread, mutate and be appropriated by commercial interests. The Waldos contacted Hager, and presented him with evidence of 420's history, primarily a collection of postmarked letters from the early '70s with lots of mention of 420. They also started a Web site, waldo420.com. ``We have proof, we were the first,'' Waldo Steve said. ``I mean, it's not like we wrote a book or invented anything. We just came up with a phrase. But it's kind of an honor that this emanated from San Rafael.''"


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In the 21st Century, 420 is firmly established as a code amongst tokers, a time of day and [April 20th (4/20) is] even sort of a toker's New Year's Day.
Neo Hacker
lol happy 4/20 mofos:toothless
Kongah
I smoked, but not a 4:20.
fastmp3
potheads
asfdz
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Originally posted by Anne
Seriously, i smoked a joint at 4h20 before my history class...and somoene came to me later and talk about that 420 stuff but i didn't understand. Can somoene explain it to me?


I heard once that 420 was the code cops used over the radios when they were gonna do a pot bust

not sure that's a positive thing to celebrate, but hey! spark it up!:haha:

Hman
i smoked 420 joints
:rolleyes:
Bertuzz
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Originally posted by fastmp3
potheads


+1 :rolleyes:
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