Live Stoners Live Stoner Chat - Jan-Mar '21

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I Think about 90% of Stoners are the same.....:pass:....I keep saying anti-social....but it is not quite.
(anti human drama might be nearer the mark........)

Given the choice....most would chose to live in a hut on a mountain with minimum human contact....just growin their weed...:watering:

When we were in the UK both of our jobs depended on travelling and high end social interaction...I can pull it off if it puts food on the table......but I didn't really Enjoy it....

Once we got here......I went Feral......:vibe:....I don't Do anything I don't wanna do....:crying:

My Only Friends are on AFN........:biggrin:..Sad Bunny......:pighug:

Hubby Needs social contact...I Don't.....:pass:
Something like that lol. I think I had the social anxiety gene already, and then 'went feral'. So after the cat, this is where I get most social contact. Next comes the wife who is hard of hearing so we don't say much after all these years:rofl:
 
I have no musical skills, myself. My Dad and his brother both had their own country western bands. Guitar players, both. We got FORCED to play an instrument in jr high school.......I tried the accordion, my brother tried the flute. Neither of us were dedicated to it, and ya have to be to get better.

Band practice was @ our house always. (I hate country music to this day, lol). :p

I was the beer fetcher.
I was a little shit(around 8) when Dad and I saw Satchmo (Louis Armstrong)in New Orleans. I was memorized with the set. I told Dad I wanted to meet him. My Dad was a get things done kinda guy, so he pulled me backstage. We come up to his security guard, big ol' black guy. Dad nudged me in the back, "Tell the man your business." I looked up at him and said, "I want to meet Mr. Armstrong, please." He looked at my Dad, then me and cracked a big smile, "Sho, hold on." He opens the dressing room door and goes in. LOL! You could smell the canna! Naaaaaaa.........not smell......it hit ya square in the face! LOL!
Hey Satch! There's a little white kid outside that wants to meet you." I couldn't hear if he said anything, but the door opened and the guard motioned us in. I was never shy, so I walked up to him sitting on a sofa and said, "I really liked your last set! It was cool!".....cool was my new tag word LOL! He and the other guys chuckled and he said, "Thank you very much!"
With that opening, I told him he was better that Herb Albert! They all looked at each other and busted out laughing! Looking back now, Louis and those guys were ripped! LOL!
One thing I can say about my Dad, If I REALLY wanted to do something, he did his best to make it happen. I never really asked for much and he made sure I really wanted it. Dad was friends with the local High School band director and he gave me "his test" . A week later I had a Bach trumpet and started lessons! I never played in the regular high school band, but joined a jazz ban and played with them until I went in the military.
When I was 17, I had my appendix removed. My life long Doc was the Surgeon. He said my abdominal muscles were the most difficult to cut through. LOL! Small town factoid: When I went into the military, I sold my trumpet to my Doc for his son. When he passed away, I contacted his son to express my condolence and love for his Dad. I asked if he still had the trumpet. He told me yeah and his son now plays it.
 

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Definitely some solid driving tunes. I like his guitar sound too makes me wanna break out my string stick and make some noise. @420Forever half the time after I listen to the metal buffet I have to go tear my drum kit up for half an hour to try and sweat some of that metal out. :headbang: Dr. Hook is wicked too. I was too young and missed it by like a year as I wasn't legal drinking age but they came to my small town and played a little bar. The line in the one song where he say for 10000 dollars a show" is actually true lol I was hanging around the people who were "running" the bar and they were friends with the owner. I guess that's why they would've ever come to such a small town and venue. Gotta love music, set your mood give you a boost of energy different types for different times but I don't know what life would be without the soundtrack. Thanks for posting, I play the songs for my girls in the tents while I'm working and they just seem to be like me and just like music.

@Bmurrciless ....I've seen the scientific programs that say plants like music.....Classical was the favourite...but with canna....maybe a little Regge.

I can listen to most music..........except Jazz......
Hubby likes Jazz.....but after a while I find it makes me angry...no idea why...:shrug:...it just Dose.
 
ah, didn't know ur a drummer...me a drummer too :headbang: haven't had a set for yearz, and thus, haven't played, but could def hold me own back in the day :smoking: ppp

You get plenty practice in the staff room @420Forever :pighug:

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I was a little shit(around 8) when Dad and I saw Satchmo (Louis Armstrong)in New Orleans. I was memorized with the set. I told Dad I wanted to meet him. My Dad was a get things done kinda guy, so he pulled me backstage. We come up to his security guard, big ol' black guy. Dad nudged me in the back, "Tell the man your business." I looked up at him and said, "I want to meet Mr. Armstrong, please." He looked at my Dad, then me and cracked a big smile, "Sho, hold on." He opens the dressing room door and goes in. LOL! You could smell the canna! Naaaaaaa.........not smell......it hit ya square in the face! LOL!
Hey Satch! There's a little white kid outside that wants to meet you." I couldn't hear if he said anything, but the door opened and the guard motioned us in. I was never shy, so I walked up to him sitting on a sofa and said, "I really liked your last set! It was cool!".....cool was my new tag word LOL! He and the other guys chuckled and he said, "Thank you very much!"
With that opening, I told him he was better that Herb Albert! They all looked at each other and busted out laughing! Looking back now, Louis and those guys were ripped! LOL!
One thing I can say about my Dad, If I REALLY wanted to do something, he did his best to make it happen. I never really asked for much and he made sure I really wanted it. Dad was friends with the local High School band director and he gave me "his test" . A week later I had a Bach trumpet and started lessons! I never played in the regular high school band, but joined a jazz ban and played with them until I went in the military.
When I was 17, I had my appendix removed. My life long Doc was the Surgeon. He said my abdominal muscles were the most difficult to cut through. LOL! Small town factoid: When I went into the military, I sold my trumpet to my Doc for his son. When he passed away, I contacted his son to express my condolence and love for his Dad. I asked if he still had the trumpet. He told me yeah and his son now plays it.
AWESOME!
 
Me Dad played the accordian in a pub band..and they played Old Fashioned music.....so my musical range is 20 years Older than I am......:biggrin:

I Swear I could probably Hum all the Glen Miller choons in me sleep........:crying:...(that he used to play on his 78 rpm's.)

g'day auntie :toke: ya, me parentz were into glenn miller too, so... ;) ppp

My fave was ALICE COOPER GOES TO HELL! may have been hokey but that vinyl kicked ass! Saw him live in early 2000’s at a theater. Bought tickets by phone and picked up at box day of concert. Went in to find seat, DD was my row. An usher directed me to my row near the back. I look down and it’s row D! I said somethings not right and he assured me my seat was at the back til I showed him again that my row was DD. He looked and sincerely sorry sir, yes follow me... 4th row back from orchestra pit! In the contest winners and celeb section. 5 seats away from Joey Belladonna from Anthrax and his TWO super hot dates! I walked over and shook his hand and told him Anthrax got me into metal. He was really cool. Not like some stars... sry for the hijack of thread...

ya, goez to hell was alwayz a fave of mine & i too had it on vinyl back when me was a tot :thumbsup: i saw him in spokane in '91 i think it was on the trash tour from 3rd row orchestra pit :headbang: oh, and did i mention i was trrrrrippin ballzzzzzz-?! :rofl: :bubbles: ppp

She was waiting for me this morning and meowed at me when I came to the door.
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Anti human drama is a perfect description!

awww, sooooooo cute! :biggrin: meow :kitty: ppp
 

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@Bmurrciless ....I've seen the scientific programs that say plants like music.....Classical was the favourite...but with canna....maybe a little Regge.

I can listen to most music..........except Jazz......
Hubby likes Jazz.....but after a while I find it makes me angry...no idea why...:shrug:...it just Dose.
I agree with you on the jazz thing @Mossy! I think it’s that even though it has a set rhythm for the most part, there lacks a set form within that rhythm. Almost like an irregular heartbeat. Just going along and then deeedledooopdweedlyoppppp then regular again. Kinda freaked me out lol
 
Love that show!

First time I have seen it.... :headbang: ....but it looks Good.
I used to Love the Anthony Bordain 48 hour Stop over ones...he just Hit a City...showed you around and Ate.....:chef:
Couldn't believe it when he killed himself....:shrug:
 
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