Is Stone always high?

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  • Rewatching PJ20 and the part where they are going through Stone's house seems like an old college roommate. Is he high at all times? Dirty coffee cups, unorganized, etc. And if so, I love him more

    Either that or he was between girlfriends/wives at the moment. Yeah, feminists, I said it.
  • PJ_Soul
    PJ_Soul Vancouver, BC Posts: 50,704
    edited September 2014

    pjradio said:

    I have a Nethelands boot, Utrect maybe? Can't remember at the moment. But it's from 92, and at the end Stone gets on the mic. It's hard to hear it all but says something to the effect of, "been waiting..*crowd noise* smoke hash! Friggen awesome.

    I don't think people have to classified as stoners anymore. A looooot of people smoke weed nowadays. I did/do eeeevery day, but still was, and am, an A student in college taking rather challenging classes going for a masters (: and I still work full time, have a decent social life, and find time to chill to some vinyls and play some guitar :D

    I don't know, I feel like people use stoner as a stereotype of being lazy or stupid.... sorry for ranting hope this all made sense... and for the record I'm actually not high atm :3

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    +1 here in Seattle, and I love listening to boots after smoking a bowl with my headphones on, and probably 95% or more of the music you listen to was created by people enjoying cannabis
    Sure, I know tons of people who smoke weed and aren't what people would classify as stoners in any way. Parents, random professionals, airline pilots (not when they're flying), doctors (not when they're doctoring), teachers (not when they're teaching.... usually), professors (yeah, some of them do that a bit high, hahaha). Pretty much everyone except cops, lol.
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  • Big Bank Hank
    Big Bank Hank Seattle, WA Posts: 8,639
    PJ_Soul said:

    pjradio said:

    I have a Nethelands boot, Utrect maybe? Can't remember at the moment. But it's from 92, and at the end Stone gets on the mic. It's hard to hear it all but says something to the effect of, "been waiting..*crowd noise* smoke hash! Friggen awesome.

    I don't think people have to classified as stoners anymore. A looooot of people smoke weed nowadays. I did/do eeeevery day, but still was, and am, an A student in college taking rather challenging classes going for a masters (: and I still work full time, have a decent social life, and find time to chill to some vinyls and play some guitar :D

    I don't know, I feel like people use stoner as a stereotype of being lazy or stupid.... sorry for ranting hope this all made sense... and for the record I'm actually not high atm :3

    image
    +1 here in Seattle, and I love listening to boots after smoking a bowl with my headphones on, and probably 95% or more of the music you listen to was created by people enjoying cannabis
    Sure, I know tons of people who smoke weed and aren't what people would classify as stoners in any way. Parents, random professionals, airline pilots (not when they're flying), doctors (not when they're doctoring), teachers (not when they're teaching.... usually, professors (yeah, some of them do that a bit high, hahaha). Pretty much everyone except cops, lol.
    lol @ cops, I am sure the donuts would taste better, and probably beat their wives less, police officers abuse their spouses at a higher % in America than any other profession, and they have shown that marijuana users are more than 20% less likely to commit domestic violence so I am sure their would be a lot more happy spouses, because alcohol which cops use a much higher % on average than the average american, increases the chance of domestic violence, most domestic violence incidents are alcohol related, but marijuana doesn't reduce if used with alcohol, so the main thing we should focus on is turning alcoholics into stoners
  • oftenreading
    oftenreading Victoria, BC Posts: 12,856
    Pilots are running quite a risk, though, as I think the threshold for them losing their flying privileges is pretty low. I actually knew a pilot who committed suicide when it was discovered that he was abusing alcohol and pot, and he knew this was going to be reported. A pretty sad situation all around.
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  • PJ_Soul
    PJ_Soul Vancouver, BC Posts: 50,704
    edited September 2014

    Pilots are running quite a risk, though, as I think the threshold for them losing their flying privileges is pretty low. I actually knew a pilot who committed suicide when it was discovered that he was abusing alcohol and pot, and he knew this was going to be reported. A pretty sad situation all around.

    Oh well. I'm not a pilot, lol. ;)
    But actually, they do plan it out, and I have never met a pilot who "abused" pot. None of them are alcoholics either. They're good pilots who also have normal private lives. Commercial pilots often don't fly for a couple of weeks at a time, and then they go into a heavy schedule, then off for a couple weeks again. They are allowed to drink when they don't have any flights coming up, and as far as i know nobody's asking if they smoke a bit of weed either unless there is a reason to think they're high on the job.
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  • CM189191
    CM189191 Posts: 6,927
    PJ_Soul said:

    Pilots are running quite a risk, though, as I think the threshold for them losing their flying privileges is pretty low. I actually knew a pilot who committed suicide when it was discovered that he was abusing alcohol and pot, and he knew this was going to be reported. A pretty sad situation all around.

    Oh well. I'm not a pilot, lol. ;)
    But actually, they do plan it out, and I have never met a pilot who "abused" pot. Nine of them are alcoholics either. They're good pilots who also have normal private lives. Commercial pilots often don't fly for a couple of weeks at a time, and then they go into a heavy schedule, then off for a couple weeks again. They are allowed to drink when they don't have any flights coming up, and as far as i know nobody's asking if they smoke a bit of weed either unless there is a reason to think they're high on the job.
    I went to school with a couple/few pilots, they were always the drunkest mf's at the party. If I remember correctly, the rule of thumb was they had to quit drinking 8 hours before they flew. So if they were flying for class at 8 am, they would stop drinking at midnight. However, they were usually pounding drinks up until 11:59. There's no way they were totally sober the next morning.
  • oftenreading
    oftenreading Victoria, BC Posts: 12,856
    I think, although I'm not positive, that there is periodic urine drug testing for commercial pilots. In the instance I was talking about, the circumstances of the use coming to attention ensured that it would get reported to his airline, and he seemed pretty sure it would mean being banned from flying. I agree, alcohol use that doesn't impact on flying isn't an issue.

    Any pilots here who can fill us in?
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  • coco butter
    coco butter Posts: 1,494
    edited September 2014

    I think, although I'm not positive, that there is periodic urine drug testing for commercial pilots. In the instance I was talking about, the circumstances of the use coming to attention ensured that it would get reported to his airline, and he seemed pretty sure it would mean being banned from flying. I agree, alcohol use that doesn't impact on flying isn't an issue.

    Any pilots here who can fill us in?

    My brother is a pilot and he is a big drinker but always stops the day before he has to fly. I've been out with him at the bar the night before he has to fly, even if it was late afternoon, and he was always drinking a Pepsi. They dont take a chance on anything anymore. He said the Denzel Washington movie FLIGHT was pure bullshit. Any pilot who was that hooked on drugs or drinking and others knew about it would be called out immediately. They are risking the lives of everyone on board that flight. Not to mention their careers. Hope that helps.

    Oh... and he never smokes anything but cigarettes. Again... too much of a risk.

    So I smoke for him! :)

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  • Rozbr
    Rozbr Posts: 376
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    hahahahah !! My friend Stone, let's smoke together
  • PJ_Soul
    PJ_Soul Vancouver, BC Posts: 50,704
    edited September 2014
    CM189191 said:

    PJ_Soul said:

    Pilots are running quite a risk, though, as I think the threshold for them losing their flying privileges is pretty low. I actually knew a pilot who committed suicide when it was discovered that he was abusing alcohol and pot, and he knew this was going to be reported. A pretty sad situation all around.

    Oh well. I'm not a pilot, lol. ;)
    But actually, they do plan it out, and I have never met a pilot who "abused" pot. Nine of them are alcoholics either. They're good pilots who also have normal private lives. Commercial pilots often don't fly for a couple of weeks at a time, and then they go into a heavy schedule, then off for a couple weeks again. They are allowed to drink when they don't have any flights coming up, and as far as i know nobody's asking if they smoke a bit of weed either unless there is a reason to think they're high on the job.
    I went to school with a couple/few pilots, they were always the drunkest mf's at the party. If I remember correctly, the rule of thumb was they had to quit drinking 8 hours before they flew. So if they were flying for class at 8 am, they would stop drinking at midnight. However, they were usually pounding drinks up until 11:59. There's no way they were totally sober the next morning.
    Wow. Well maybe the students are another story? Younger and everything. The commercial (or water bomber) pilots I know wouldn't drink within a couple days of flying. I.e. wouldn't fly even remotely hungover.
    Post edited by PJ_Soul on
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  • PJ_Soul
    PJ_Soul Vancouver, BC Posts: 50,704
    edited September 2014

    I think, although I'm not positive, that there is periodic urine drug testing for commercial pilots. In the instance I was talking about, the circumstances of the use coming to attention ensured that it would get reported to his airline, and he seemed pretty sure it would mean being banned from flying. I agree, alcohol use that doesn't impact on flying isn't an issue.

    Any pilots here who can fill us in?

    Well I smoked some weed with a commercial airline pilot - a Captain - and he had no concerns about smoking it during his weeks off, so.... FYI, I get the very strong feeling from my pilot friends/family that pilots have a lot of pilot/commercial airline industry secrets that would probably surprise most people. That captains were getting tipped off on when a urine test was going to be wouldn't surprise me in the slightest.
    With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
  • Big Bank Hank
    Big Bank Hank Seattle, WA Posts: 8,639
    no Stone is only stoned 83% of the time
  • evenflow82
    evenflow82 Posts: 3,892
    Stoned gossard. Imagine his food requests before and after shows on the tour rider.

    53 pounds of organic cheese doodles...
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  • badbrains
    badbrains Posts: 10,255

    no Stone is only stoned 83% of the time

    I'm gonna say 24/7. He prob burns right before bed, hence he's even stoned in REM. First thing he does when he gets up, wake and bake. So that takes care of the morning buzz. By the time he showers and gets ready for the day it'll be lunch time so bowls packed for lunch. Gets to the studio and vedders there waiting with a bowl packed before rehearsals. That takes care of recording time. Prob burns a bowl or 2 with the guys before leaving studio, that takes care of his "bike" ride home. He prob ends up riding his bike longer then he planned because, you know he's stoned. Then he gets home, sobering up a bit, decides it's bong time. Takes a couple of rips. Makes some dinner, eats, and guess what? Bowl time again. Watches a little Voice, fallon, and maybe some CSI, packs a bowl, rips bowl, brushes teeth and goes to bed. Yup, stoner is stoned 24/7. A day in the life of one stoner gossard. :-&
  • Zod
    Zod Posts: 10,907
    yes
  • vaggar99
    vaggar99 San Diego USA Posts: 3,431
    i've been a design engineer in the aerospace industry for almost 15 years now. I'd say I've been high at work 99% of the time. Design and pot are a match made in heaven.
  • Given the topic, this link to Stone's 1995 article in High Times magazine seems applicable.

    http://pearljamhistory.no.sapo.pt/PJArticles_Interviews_08-xx-95_-_high_times.htm

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  • PJ_Soul said:

    pjradio said:

    I have a Nethelands boot, Utrect maybe? Can't remember at the moment. But it's from 92, and at the end Stone gets on the mic. It's hard to hear it all but says something to the effect of, "been waiting..*crowd noise* smoke hash! Friggen awesome.

    I don't think people have to classified as stoners anymore. A looooot of people smoke weed nowadays. I did/do eeeevery day, but still was, and am, an A student in college taking rather challenging classes going for a masters (: and I still work full time, have a decent social life, and find time to chill to some vinyls and play some guitar :D

    I don't know, I feel like people use stoner as a stereotype of being lazy or stupid.... sorry for ranting hope this all made sense... and for the record I'm actually not high atm :3

    image
    +1 here in Seattle, and I love listening to boots after smoking a bowl with my headphones on, and probably 95% or more of the music you listen to was created by people enjoying cannabis
    Sure, I know tons of people who smoke weed and aren't what people would classify as stoners in any way. Parents, random professionals, airline pilots (not when they're flying), doctors (not when they're doctoring), teachers (not when they're teaching.... usually), professors (yeah, some of them do that a bit high, hahaha). Pretty much everyone except cops, lol.
    I've actually known a couple cops that smoke weed and even a little more than that. They are the ones likely to take your shit and not give you a ticket.
  • PJ_Soul
    PJ_Soul Vancouver, BC Posts: 50,704

    PJ_Soul said:

    pjradio said:

    I have a Nethelands boot, Utrect maybe? Can't remember at the moment. But it's from 92, and at the end Stone gets on the mic. It's hard to hear it all but says something to the effect of, "been waiting..*crowd noise* smoke hash! Friggen awesome.

    I don't think people have to classified as stoners anymore. A looooot of people smoke weed nowadays. I did/do eeeevery day, but still was, and am, an A student in college taking rather challenging classes going for a masters (: and I still work full time, have a decent social life, and find time to chill to some vinyls and play some guitar :D

    I don't know, I feel like people use stoner as a stereotype of being lazy or stupid.... sorry for ranting hope this all made sense... and for the record I'm actually not high atm :3

    image
    +1 here in Seattle, and I love listening to boots after smoking a bowl with my headphones on, and probably 95% or more of the music you listen to was created by people enjoying cannabis
    Sure, I know tons of people who smoke weed and aren't what people would classify as stoners in any way. Parents, random professionals, airline pilots (not when they're flying), doctors (not when they're doctoring), teachers (not when they're teaching.... usually), professors (yeah, some of them do that a bit high, hahaha). Pretty much everyone except cops, lol.
    I've actually known a couple cops that smoke weed and even a little more than that. They are the ones likely to take your shit and not give you a ticket.
    That makes sense actually. I kind of figured they'd be too paranoid about getting in shit to do any drugs, but I guess that's naïve. They have easy access to free drugs on a daily basis!
    With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata