#stoner history

[snowdenstieber]

Secured a rare and beautiful artifact of American underground/weed history: a Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers tee, from Rip-Off Press.

[bongmama]

[sacredhyacinth]

the secret history fanart because I read my favorite papenathy fanfic again

link

[stefaniesappho]

Sounds like a plan 😳

[possibly-a-table-or-just-gay]

My recent Hobbit hyperfixation has culminated in me writing a Hobbit/LOTR college au of questionable quality. Whether I continue it remains to be seen, but for now enjoy whatever this is.

Edit: there are lil offshoots to this now! 1 2 3 4 5

Also if you want to ask about anything in this au, my ask box is open!!

[stonedish]

[schlock-luster-video]

On August 19, 2000, Clerks debuted in Tokyo, Japan.

[rahkii]

Score the more basket tap in

[cleopatrachampagne]

i know i’m far from an expert on history but it always bothers me to see bob marley’s portrait hanging in my local weed shop. like, i’ve loved reggae music since i was young, well before i ever smoked weed, i know listening to music is pretty rad when stoned, and i admit i understand that a lot of prominent figures and concepts idolized by the hippies and revolutionaries of the 60’s and 70’s in the usa eventually became synonymous with drug use, esp marijuana, due to smear campaigns against counterculture so maybe it is a kind of defiance to display it proudly? but while i understand the admiration a lot of disillusioned young people in the usa in the 60’s and 70’s would have felt for the people fighting the class war in jamaica and the reggae music emerging with lyrics about said war but still pushing for peace, for one love, as they worked to topple inequity and corrupt systems while redefining perspectives on race, oppression and intergenerational trauma but how did bob marley become “the weed man” in the cultural consciousness when he was a spokesperson for political change and class revolution? is it only that way in the us? do other countries and cultures see him as more than a stoner icon with his face on rasta memorabilia sold at jacked up prices to college kids who have never even heard of the rastafari revolution, the pan-african movement or the jamaican civil war, idk why but it really does bother me to see a strong voice for peace and change reduced to a face plastered on drug paraphernalia and stoner t-shirts. like… damn. that’s the death of a revolutionary in the capitalist tradition, i suppose. bob marley’s portrait hanging above the bud hut cash register, “grunge” clothing sold by fast fashion corporate hellholes, t-shirts with kurt cobain’s suicide note written on them being sold for 800 bucks a pop, eat the rich stickers for sale on amazon of all places, santa muerte being sold as a goth accessory or a “hardcore” generic tattoo in the us stripped of what she symbolizes to me and many other latina/o people who were raised with mexican neopaganism and folk catholic traditions, sanitized street art commissioned by some silicon valley suit that is purely aesthetics with no heart, no soul, nothing related to the authenticity of artistic vandalism, just imaginary street cred points for a rich dick. i get the same feeling in my stomach seeing the “aesthetic” whitewash of counterculture, the clownery of “alt” culture on apps like tiktok, the cashing in on the suffering of the oppressed for a quick buck and the tragic victory of cementing hippies and beatniks and freedom fighters in the minds of the following generations as degenerate druggies (thanks nixon and crew) that i get when i hear that pop remix of “the hanging tree” and it’s a lot to take in while i’m just trying to buy a box of strawberry cough prerolls.

[thesmokinpossum]

worst part of addiction is that you'll feel fully over it for a little while, dragging you into a false sense of safety and then the cravings come back with the fury of a thousand suns and you're just like oh 🙃

[thisdayinmusic]

6th June 2003

Boris release their 5th studio album Akuma no Uta.

[necro-hamster]

you got something on you dude

[swaggymunchausen]

Hello, my name is Ash and I am making this post on behalf of Muhammed and his family who are trapped living in a tent in Khan Yunis and desperately need help.

Please share and most importantly DONATE to help save the lives of Muhammad and his family.

Muhammed and his family owned a childrens clothing store that was destroyed and now they have no income or safe place to live. His 4 year old son Aboud contracted hepatitis and lost the ability to speak, and his little baby Lara cannot get nutrients she needs.

Now, they need assistance to afford medical supplies and other vital life necessities. The trauma they experience every day makes it impossible to take care of themselves so donations are very much needed. Even a small amount could help get them through and save their lives.

P.s. my partner and i will have some money to spare soon in the meantime I am doing my best to keep reposting these campaigns. It seems that posts that contain certain words might be censored or shadow banned more so i am gonna do more research on how to get these campaigns attention without censorship. The problem seems that the only people seeing these posts have little to no money themselves and the posts arent breaking out of the groups that share these posts every day. With how the internet has changed recently to suppress those seeking liberation from genocide its harder and harder to get these campaigns to their goal. So we have a responsibility to push back more in response. I cant do the research i need to do about this since i was kicked out and dont have internet and barely any data. My guess is that my account could be shaddow banned so i might need to figure out a better method. If anyone has any ideas please let me know. I am going to try doing some random viral tags to see if that is different and then use the regular tags. I may also experiment with censoring to see if that gets through the algorithm.

Thank you for your support please do anything you can

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[djlechat]

by Jakub Rozalski

[schlock-luster-video]

On November 9, 1994, Clerks debuted in France.

Here's some new Randal art!