I got stoned after work, before going to the movies, and with my friends after parties.
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The first time I ever got stoned, I told my college boyfriend that I finally understood The Beatles.
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I remember that one time a group of us got stoned and rode our bikes to see Pineapple Express.
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" That's all Bush would say, but an Andover friend told the Globe, "The first time I really got stoned was in Jeb's room.
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I took a quadruple dose of the mushroom milk the following day and, once again, got stoned out of my mind within 25 minutes.
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Derek MacKenzie got stoned on a short-handed breakaway chance in the second period but had the key pass to set up Smith's goal.
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I got stoned the day my son came home from the hospital and stayed that way, with few breaks, for a decade and a half.
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Back in the day people just got stoned and had dope conversations—that's how a lot of songwriting began and how a lot of great concepts came to be.
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It doesn't matter if the last time you got stoned was hours ago or that one time in the ravine behind your high school—keep that shit to yourself.
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Whatever you were doing the first time you got stoned, you probably look back on that time and laugh (or face palm, depending on how into the carpet you were).
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Here, have a dollar for every time you got stoned and found yourself elbow-deep in a box of stale cereal—and now you've got enough cash to buy another eighth!
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" Though Gill, a licensed marijuana caregiver, told the Islander that Roscoe seemed more relaxed after his tank had been "infused: with cannabis smoke, it unclear that the lobster actually got stoned.
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According to a Hollywood prop expert who specializes in faking drug use for movies, the actress once thought she got stoned off the faux marijuana used in her 2010 film Going the Distance.
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Also keeping me company over the next 120 minutes were Pink Floyd, the Doors, Shaggy, the Allman Brothers, and Bob Dylan, catering to the "college freshmen named Josh who just got stoned for the first time" demographic.
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Sure, they were probably sentient when "Virtual Insanity" slid into the charts like a bejewelled eel, and being charitable they might have got stoned in their second year at the University of Derby and watched fifteen minutes of Godzilla before being having a massive, massive whitey and crying for their mum.
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She starts with singing "Frère Jacques" like Cher, which is actually pretty spot on, but more importantly than that, she reveals they are good mates, which immediately makes me feel irrationally jealous that Cher and Celine have probably sat in a hotel room in Vegas somewhere in their diamond-studded nighties and shared a box of wine and got stoned and laughed for hours and I wasn't there to witness it.
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Put another way, Gettin' the Band Back Together is one giant dad joke, if your dad were still a kid at heart, and that kid was a giant Nickelodeon fan who never got over Ren and Stimpy going downhill after season two, who secretly cried when My So-Called Life ended before Angela and Brian got together, who definitely got stoned at Bonnaroo and wrote "fuck Nickelback" on a fence; someone who, in adulthood, probably owns a Blu-ray of Drumline because he wants to be close to that movie in a physical way; someone who just wants his kid to be happy and kind and motivated by love rather than by a capitalist reading of the American dream.
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" She then began posting old and recent pictures of her father and his work, accompanied by captions like this one: "One week ago today I was watching my dad play💚we showed up rushed to our seats💚I got stoned had a beer the lights went dark💚sat watching realizing I grew up on these songs💚everyone grew up on these songs💚🇺🇸this is real American Art made from the roots of real people who deeply love life💚🐛my father loves music more than anything and always put music first💚it's going to be healing to know I will never go a day without hearing his music💚I love his class honesty and how strange and funny he is💚Tom Petty is an American Icon because his heart has always put human rights first.
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The fairly large painting was stolen in 1990, in a brutal manner from a museum in Boston. The thieves rang at the door and walked around for 81 minutes. According to Elvin Post the guard got stoned, before he started his job.
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"And It Stoned Me" was recorded in summer 1969 at Warner Publishing Studio in New York City.Heylin. Can You Feel the Silence?, p. 519 As Morrison biographer Ritchie Yorke described it, the song remembered "how it was when you were a kid and just got stoned from nature and you didn't need anything else".Hinton.
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Mary Angela Docter (born February 11, 1961) is an American speed skater from Madison, Wisconsin. She competed in four Olympic Games (in 1980, 1984, 1988 and 1992), placing sixth in the 3,000 meter in 1980 and 1984. After the 1988 Olympic Games, she admitted that she got stoned three nights during the week prior to competition. She finished 19th in the 3,000 meters and 11th in the 5,000 meters event.
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Jack Johnson wrote the song as a tribute to the country singer Willie Nelson. Johnson said that "a great song is just three chords and the truth." He also said that it was a "real honor" to just spend a night with Nelson. Johnson refers to the night which he played poker with Nelson, and he lost consciousness, lost pride, and all hope when he got stoned with Nelson.
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They recorded their debut album for CBS/Columbia in 1970, and sold a million copies of their single, "Sylvia's Mother," when it was re-released in July, 1972. The group was caricatured on the cover of Rolling Stone. Cummings sang the bass-register lead vocal on the second verse of "The Cover of the Rolling Stone", as well as playing the comical lead guitar on the instrumental break in concerts (Locorriere actually played it on the recording). He also sang "Makin' It Natural", "Penicillin Penny" (both written by Shel Silverstein), and "I Got Stoned and I Missed It" (co-written by Cummings with Silverstein).
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The singer used the name Mary Jane Holland as an alter ego for herself when she got "stoned" in Amsterdam with her friends, who explained how smoking weed helped her putting away the pressure of being famous, and just being able to do whatever she wanted. "Dope" is an electronic rock lament, where Gaga's singing is the focal point of the song, with only piano sounds and distant synths accompanying the singer's "intoxicated", "slur"-like vocals. In order to give the production an intimate feeling and make it emotional, no pitch correction was used to Gaga's voice. According to the singer, the track is the "sad part" of the story of "Mary Jane Holland".
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In 1968 a Yugoslavian quartet "Kvartet 4M" recorded a song "Bebel" about him. Belmondo's facial features were the inpiration for the character of Blueberry in the Franco-Belgian comic book series of the same name by Jean-Michel Charlier and Jean "Mœbius" Giraud. In the 1966 Donovan song "Sunny South Kensington", Belmondo's and Mary Quant's drug use is mentioned in the lyric: "Jean-Paul Belmondo and-a Mary Quant got stoned, to say the least".Mellow Yellow/Sunny South Kensington 45 rpm single, Mellow Yellow LP album, side 2, track 5 The book Youth in Revolt by author C.D. Payne and its sequels refer to Belmondo several times and at one point feature the main character going to Mexico and getting plastic surgery in order to resemble Belmondo.
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