Friendly reminder that DSP has smoked weed and you haven't because you're a nerd.
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gin_nose
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Dood, he has weak lungs. His mom smoked when she was pregnant.
Damn, you beat me to it!
Ah yes, 4/20 - the most important day of the year.
Happy birthday, Adolf Hitler!
Happy birthday, Adolf Hitler!
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Uhh WalkingGolfingFrogginz did a 100 bit cheer and says "Hey Phil, hope you enjoy a brownie today, I know your lungs don't do so good on days like today". I don't even know what that means? My lungs have been perfectly fine? Whatever, probably some stupid detractor meme or something incredibly offensive to get me banned.
OHHH chat is saying that it is... four twenty? It's some stupid holiday for these drug addicts whatever man I won't ever touch that stuff I have a family to take care of.
Uhh WalkingGolfingFrogginz did a 100 bit cheer and says "Hey Phil, hope you enjoy a brownie today, I know your lungs don't do so good on days like today". I don't even know what that means? My lungs have been perfectly fine? Whatever, probably some stupid detractor meme or something incredibly offensive to get me banned.
OHHH chat is saying that it is... four twenty? It's some stupid holiday for these drug addicts whatever man I won't ever touch that stuff I have a family to take care of.
"Family" snort ack ack ack
I have a hard time imagining the drug dealer who would put up with DSP. That's honestly the only reason I don't think he's a coke head, I mean he wastes money like crazy and is always sniffing and snorting. I'm going to push x to doubt that DSP ever smoked weed, unless maybe a friend had some and shared with him but I honestly doubt that. Just another lie to get cred, clout chasing Diablo, Quake, and now weed.
When he was talking about his crazy college party with weed and booze I imagine someone walked up to him with a bowl and asked if he ever smoked before.
"Of course I have dude! What do you think I'm some fuckin pussy? Bring it here"
And like the champ he is, he completely torched that sucker with a big ol' mouth hit, and probably gave himself asphyxiation for 5 seconds. Afterwards, he got that internal sickness/nauseous feeling because he obviously never smoked before and had no idea what he was doing. That sour feeling ruined the experience for him completely, and the person may have bitched him out for killing the whole bowl while he's gagging on it.
And from that point on, Dave committed to a life of just gin.
Also Happy Columbine DayAh yes, 4/20 - the most important day of the year.
Happy birthday, Adolf Hitler!
TVBForever
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News Grow Events 100,000 are people expected to attend 420 Vancouver at Sunset Beach today
DH Vancouver Staff Apr 20, 2019 10:00 am 1,663
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420 Vancouver (aidzo88 / Instagram)
Up to 100,000 people are expected to descend on Vancouver’s Sunset Beach today to once again take part in the 420 Vancouver event – the first one in the city since Canada’s new pot laws came into effect last year.
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Last month, 420 Vancouver organizer Dana Larsen wrote despite the legalization of cannabis in Canada, “there is still much to protest and much work to be done in terms of achieving equality and fairness for cannabis users, both here in Vancouver and all across Canada.”
This, he said, includes things like the fact that “cannabis users have nowhere legal to use cannabis,” and “are treated and punished far more severely than alcohol users in every way, and that “we can be imprisoned and fined just for letting someone see one legal plant growing in our garden.”
The views of Larsen and other 420 organizers have been at odds with the view of other groups, such as the Vancouver Park Board (VPB) as well as residents who say that – with cannabis now legal – the event is just one big unlicensed, unpermitted trade show and festival.
Things came to a head between the VPB and 420 Vancouver recently, when organizers announced that hip-hop crew Cypress Hill would be playing a free show during the event.
Vancouver Police have also expressed concern that the free show, and the fact that because 420 falls on a Saturday this year, underage participants could be drawn to the event. As such, the department put out a notice this week, asking parents to have a conversation about it with their kids.
This past Monday, the VPB passed a motion – put forward by park board commissioner John Coupar – to ask 420 Vancouver organizers to cancel the Cypress Hill show, due to concerns over crowd size and park capacity, among other things.
Those behind the event said they had no intention of doing any such thing.
Asked about the motion, Larsen said the VPB was being “ridiculous” and called the motion “silly.”
Larsen said all it did was put park staff into an “awkward” position.
“We will continue to work closely with all relevant park and city departments to ensure 420 is a safe protest,” he added.
In response, Vancouver Mayor Kennedy Stewart said he intends to make organizers of this year’s 420 Vancouver repay all the costs the city incurs, as a result of the event.
The city’s first 420 event first took place outside the Vancouver Art Gallery in 1995.
DH Vancouver Staff Apr 20, 2019 10:00 am 1,663
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420 Vancouver (aidzo88 / Instagram)
Up to 100,000 people are expected to descend on Vancouver’s Sunset Beach today to once again take part in the 420 Vancouver event – the first one in the city since Canada’s new pot laws came into effect last year.
See also
- 7 places to celebrate the first legal 4/20 in Vancouver with your buds
- Vancouver Park Board to ask 420 organizers to cancel Cypress Hill concert
- Vancouver mayor says he'll make 420 organizers repay all event costs
- Vancouver police worried about number of teens attending this year's 4/20 event
- OPINION: Vancouver 4/20 is a protest against stigmatization of cannabis
- Opinion: Vancouver 4/20 is no longer a protest -- it's a party and tradeshow
Last month, 420 Vancouver organizer Dana Larsen wrote despite the legalization of cannabis in Canada, “there is still much to protest and much work to be done in terms of achieving equality and fairness for cannabis users, both here in Vancouver and all across Canada.”
This, he said, includes things like the fact that “cannabis users have nowhere legal to use cannabis,” and “are treated and punished far more severely than alcohol users in every way, and that “we can be imprisoned and fined just for letting someone see one legal plant growing in our garden.”
The views of Larsen and other 420 organizers have been at odds with the view of other groups, such as the Vancouver Park Board (VPB) as well as residents who say that – with cannabis now legal – the event is just one big unlicensed, unpermitted trade show and festival.
Things came to a head between the VPB and 420 Vancouver recently, when organizers announced that hip-hop crew Cypress Hill would be playing a free show during the event.
Vancouver Police have also expressed concern that the free show, and the fact that because 420 falls on a Saturday this year, underage participants could be drawn to the event. As such, the department put out a notice this week, asking parents to have a conversation about it with their kids.
This past Monday, the VPB passed a motion – put forward by park board commissioner John Coupar – to ask 420 Vancouver organizers to cancel the Cypress Hill show, due to concerns over crowd size and park capacity, among other things.
Those behind the event said they had no intention of doing any such thing.
Asked about the motion, Larsen said the VPB was being “ridiculous” and called the motion “silly.”
Larsen said all it did was put park staff into an “awkward” position.
“We will continue to work closely with all relevant park and city departments to ensure 420 is a safe protest,” he added.
In response, Vancouver Mayor Kennedy Stewart said he intends to make organizers of this year’s 420 Vancouver repay all the costs the city incurs, as a result of the event.
The city’s first 420 event first took place outside the Vancouver Art Gallery in 1995.
Blaze it up brother
There's always more to protest, honey. If there wasn't you'd be irrelevant, wouldn't you?
The last time he told his weed smoking story he claimed it was "laced" with something and he ended up sleeping for over 24 hours and almost missed some event. I forget some of the details because as soon as he started waving his arms and talking about the weed being laced my brain shut off.
He also still acts like the devil's lettuce is still sooper dooper illegal dood. Not like you can't just got buy it from a store in his state and many others.
PieceofShet
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Proof? His words means nothing.
I can't blaze it, I have to fly out to SFO tomorrow in prep for a final job interview. Plus, it'll counteract the meth in my system.
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