"I've been a pothead forever," he said in the interview.
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"I was known as the pothead guy," Mr. Chong said.
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"I was known as the pothead guy," Mr. Chong said.
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"Being called a 'pothead' was almost an insult," he told me.
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With this pipe, you'll become Harry Pothead: The Tokin' One...get it?
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" It's a far more compassionate word for a marijuana enthusiast than "pothead.
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And I don't even mind if people know: I'm a huge pothead.
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Jennifer Finney Boylan I must be the most maladapted pothead in Maine.
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Our three pothead friends, whose band is called Sleep, have since been vindicated.
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Dana Larsen: Well, I wrote the Hairy Pothead book quite a few years ago.
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I'm hoping to put out Hairy Pothead and the 420 Code next year sometime.
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Not a "pothead" by any margin, Bruce Lee was allegedly partial to loco weed.
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Buy this for: your loveable pothead cousin who still hasn't left the family home.
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We're like pothead snowflakes—no two people have the same exact high or physiological response.
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She's worried she'll be scrutinized and reduced to a mere pothead looking for a connection.
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Any real pothead knows being sick is no obstacle when it comes to getting high.
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Aside from a short, mild pothead phase in high school, weed was never really my thing.
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"I've been a pothead forever," Davidson said on the WTF With Marc Maron podcast on Monday.
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It's a pothead slumber party this week on Bong Appetit, and what's a slumber party without snacks?
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The breath of a pothead, she warned, as if hunting dragons, has the odorousness of burned rope.
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The first Hairy Pothead book is 242 pages long—that's close to the same length as the original.
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As for any alleged drug use, Jesse Holton allegedly told police that "he is a pothead," says Franklin.
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To an old-school pothead like me, it seems kind of intense and maybe even a little problematic.
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Sagan is a great example of a pothead who's accomplished amazing stuff while high—and he's not alone.
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Business ventures aside, Doan's creative aspirations are higher than a teenage pothead smoking White Russian for the first time.
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Ms. Mamet is excellent in conjuring the self-startling perceptiveness of a young pothead mother with serious esteem problems.
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But one thing I know: I can only recommend Happy Shakes and Happy Pizza, whether you're a pothead or not.
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At home, Clark and his careless, self-centered pothead of a father (Greg Germann) engage in a war of attrition.
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"My parents are very conservative Christians, and they worried their church friends would think they raised a 'pothead,'" she said.
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On a personal level, she said she's been called a "pothead in pearls" and "weed princess," neither of which bother her.
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While these fish makes it easy to crack pothead jokes, Pisces are philosophers, so they always make for excellent stoned conversation.
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It's funny ... the pothead poster boy says he was supposed to celebrate legalization Wednesday in Canada, but he lost his passport.
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Hairy Pothead and the Marijuana Stone is for teens, and the Cannabis in Canada history book is for young adults and up.
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Russian film director Yuri Grymov said, "I think, the grandpa just got drunk" -- and one anchor reportedly dismissed Morgan as an overworked pothead.
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I feel myself becoming a pothead again but we're under self-isolation and I never smoke during work so I think it's fine?
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As the only woman in the National Joint League, Doan's complicated works of smokeable art redefine what it means to be a creative pothead.
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Where to watch: Hulu Monica and Ross fight about being honest with their parents, who mistrust Chandler because they think he was a pothead.
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And yet I did wonder how such a ropy pothead has managed to maneuver that heavy instrument onto a dolly with no apparent sweat.
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Our corner and cut man, a major pothead himself, once complained about some dreadlocked cage fighter who was scheduled to fight one of his lads.
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The moral is that it's best to keep your ganja eating or smoking a bit of a secret because no one takes a "pothead" seriously.
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I had always been kind of a maintenance pothead, but one day I was watching an episode of Breaking Bad and started thinking about methamphetamine.
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That's what they call it when the market goes up every day as it did this week, hitting more new highs than a pothead who won Powerball.
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Still, there's a lot that you can do in life with a second-class arts degree and a lifelong allergy to mental arithmetic—like becoming a pothead.
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My dreams of capturing the next viral video of a pothead too stoned to find his wallet, only to realize he was holding it, were quickly dashed.
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I'm not a "smoke weed every day" pothead, but as a native of this city, marijuana has been present throughout many stages of my young adult life.
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These days, with more states becoming weed-friendly, you don't have to be some pothead hanging out in a basement to learn all about growing and selling cannabis.
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Check out the clip -- B-Real says he wants to help Josh ... by showing him top secret pothead master tactics to mask the wacky tobacky in his system.
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Neon's "The Beach Bum," the latest comedy from the director Harmony Korine which stars Matthew McConaughey as a Florida pothead, flopped with just $1.8 million in domestic sales.
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The first, a gentle pothead in his twenties, told of getting arrested for smoking on a stoop in New York, and losing his financial aid at Santa Barbara City College.
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Together, they deal with their pontificating pothead brother Bran, from whom Arya acquires a handy Valyrian steel dagger that can destroy White Walkers, and also Little Finger (just a thought).
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I remember the moment I heard they were potheads and liked to smoke and go to concerts—I was a pothead who liked to smoke and go to concerts, too!
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Stanfield's credits have grown steadily since 22016, and his work in genre productions especially has given him room to shift from petrified victim to glowering investigator to principled pothead to stalled postadolescent.
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The idea sounds straight out of a pothead conspiracy theorist manifesto—"The government wants to spray chemicals on our weed, man…"—and not surprisingly, this proposed legislation has raised a few eyebrows.
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The laughs had a mellower edge at the premiere of the Harmony Korine comedy "The Beach Bum," starring Matthew McConaughey as Moondog, the pothead writer he may have been born to play.
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Such is the popularity of the Instant Pot — a sort of hybrid of gadgets like a pressure cooker and a slow cooker — that it has legions of self-described "Pothead" fans online.
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But the version it released for Android last year behaved like a pothead — dropping songs from playlists, duplicating others, forgetting "I don't like this suggestion" buttons that were pressed time and again.
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We finally got the trailer for The Beach Bum on Wednesday, giving us an in-depth look at Matthew McConaughey as an unhinged, pothead poet in Harmony Korine's first movie since Spring Breakers.
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The first 2 pothead paradises are scheduled for completion next summer, but it's gonna take some serious green to live like Bob Marley ... the mansions are gonna be listed between $30-40 million.
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His two grown sons, Elliott (the tenor Michael Marcotte) and Pat (the high tenor Peter Tantsits, mostly lie about the messy house, shirtless and grimy, watching a blank television set in a pothead haze.
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A self-confessed teenage "pothead" is suspected of fatally shooting his mother and father after they got mad at him for trashing their Alabama home after a party he threw, police confirm to PEOPLE.
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We got Tommy at the Daytime Beauty Awards in Los Angeles and asked about the federal government's potential crackdown on vaping -- and the avowed pothead said a ban won't do anything to curb use.
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Eisner behind the bar with his CBD oil in the tiny blue bottleSelf-professed pothead Jason Eisner has been experimenting with cannabinoids in cocktails for years after using oils to soothe his own sports injuries.
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The stereotypical pothead is a lazy underachiever whose skills include eating an entire bag of Doritos in one sitting and curating reggae playlists, but this caricature neglects the bottomless creativity stoners apply to getting high.
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There's something slightly romantic about being such a massive pothead that you'll kneel over a bucket on a dirty kitchen floor and put your mouth on a literal piece of trash just to get high.
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Honoring his mother's request to check in on his brother, Cosmo, a journalist and inveterate pothead in the midst of a post-divorce meltdown, Nolan turns up in the idyllic Northern California town of Burnridge.
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As you can imagine, Noisey, VICE's biggest pothead vertical, is pulling out all the stops, and that includes turning the Year of Lil Wayne over to the topic of THC (and I'm not talking THa Carter!).
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While it might seem to be a steep price for a bong, even for an elite collector or pothead, Grey says it would be a mistake to assume that these are works of a brand new medium.
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But after years of selling thousands of copies of his parody children's stories like Green Buds and Hash and Hairy Pothead and the Marijuana Stone, Larsen realized they could be more: a tool in his campaign for legalization.
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Maybe I love Bagel Bites because I discovered them (and continued to eat them every day) during the flowering of my adolescence, when I began to learn who I was and embrace what would be more than a decade of being an unrepentant pothead.
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia — The Cannabis Culture Lounge has everything a pothead might need to feel right at home: $3 marijuana buds, bongs for rent, bags of Skittles and Doritos for sale, and black leather couches where customers can recline in zoned-out contemplation in a pungent haze.
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It's all here: a career of understated, multifaceted play, cut short by injuries and organizational malfeasance; a campus crusader and open pothead stalking the hardwood in defiance of society's expectations of a major athlete; a post-playing-career life spent discussing beloved culture over basketball games.
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Garrett's lament on the title track about "failures I have left behind" and the slamming breakdown that follows will connect with your average pothead doom fan, but exude a yearning for more that will connect with anyone trying to see past their own fragility to the noble soul inside.
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It conducted an experiment in which three people—one who only toked occasionally, one who was a weekend pothead, and one "heavy daily user"—sucked down a third of a gram each and got behind the wheel of a car to take a supervised driving test, then smoked some more and repeated the process.
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You have met them, the new type of person that has emerged in the last couple of years through the cracks of your classic popular tribes—not quite a hipster, not quite punk or cutester, not an earnest pothead or fuckboy, but something else, something other—The Man Whose Entire Personality Is Built Around Really Liking Breaking Bad.
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The Judge might as well throw the book and prosecute me to the fullest extent of the Law—for I have been a ganja-eating nak muay farang (western kickboxer) for the last 28 years, and will probably remain a regular and confirmed "pothead" (I loathe and detest that word!) for the rest of my natural life.
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In what may be the most stoner crime of all time, a group of tokers in Memphis, Tennessee, managed to combine pretty much every stereotypical pothead motif—the munchies, 420, and shirking basic responsibilities—when they allegedly decided to order a shit ton of food at a restaurant, blaze up inside, and walk out on a $420 bill.
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Jim returned to the cave with a 15-year-old Mexican boy. His real name is unknown—he was known only as Muchacho, The Kid, or Pothead. Five days after Jim's first trip into the cave, he and Pothead made an exploration. Carrying food, water, fuel and homemade torches, they began an exploration which lasted three days.
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The head's function and appearance play an analogous role in the etymology of many technical terms. Cylinder head, pothead, and weatherhead are three such examples.
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A three phase electric circuit terminated with a pothead Crossarms with two three phase electric circuits terminated with potheads A pothead is a type of insulated electrical terminal used for transitioning between overhead line and underground high-voltage cable or for connecting overhead wiring to equipment like transformers. Its name comes from the process of potting or encapsulation of the conductors inside the terminal's insulating bushing.
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Earlier family names include Pitcher, Williams, Newhook, Higdon, Woodman, Pollett, Cranford, Hillier, Hefford, George, Thorne. The people of New Hr. have made livings from industries such as Fishing, Shipbuilding, the Pothead Drive, Hunting, Mink Ranching, Farming and from Working Seasonally, in distant places.
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In 2013, Logic stated that while growing up, he smoked marijuana but said, "I don't drink; I don't smoke weed. I used to smoke; I used to be a pretty big pothead when I was younger, but I don't smoke. I might have an occasional glass of champagne." Logic was addicted to cigarettes, dedicating the song, "Nikki", from Under Pressure to the subject.
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Volume 6, Elsevier. pp. 245–69. The name for the genus, "Globicephala" is derived from a combination of the Latin words globus ("globe") and kephale ("head"). The specific name "melas" is Greek for "black". This species has also earned the nickname of "pothead whale" in some places because the shape of its head reminded early whalers of black cooking pots.
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The film centers on the life of Jimmy O'Brien (Frank Whaley), a warehouse clerk by day and a standup comedian by night. He is also a failure as an inventor. He lives with his wife (Carla Gugino), daughter, and a disabled grandmother. Jimmy's aspiration to succeed contrasts sharply with the numbness of his pothead friend Ray (Ethan Hawke), who is just trying to get by.
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She starred in his first Dreamland-produced movie, Roman Candles, as the Governess. For Waters' next movie, Dorothy, the Kansas City Pothead, she was to play the Wicked Witch, but very little was shot and the project was abandoned. The third movie she was in was Roman Candles as the Smoking Nun. Waters said that she was a "big influence" on him, Divine, and his makeup artist, Van Smith.
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The best scenes in Rip-Off are done in that style. Parents > aren't depicted as shrill, neurotic harpies and young people aren't given a > self-congratulatory snow job. But Rip-Off is engaged in a thankless task. > Audiences at the recent Canadian Film Awards guffawed every time a screen > character said "groovy," "far out" or "out of sight" (nine of the 13 > features shown had such a character, usually the film's token pothead).
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This release included classic RKL tracks "Think Positive"(often played live as "Drink Positive"), "Ded Teds", and "Pothead" and has been named as one of the best skate punk records of all time. Ward, however, was not part of this recording. Ward said: "[RKL] moved back to Santa Barbara and I stayed in San Francisco until they came back after Keep Laughing was recorded." Following the release RKL toured and polished their live act.
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One of the unique features of the 149 engine is its bore and stroke ; hence, it is known as a square bore design. It has a relatively high power-to-weight ratio. The 20V149 TIB DDEC III SCCC in stand-by generator spec has an output of from a capacity of . All Series 149 engines have overhead camshafts and the cylinder heads fit into the engine block; this is referred to as the "pothead" design.
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Despite these setbacks the show continued as scheduled. In Seattle the Scorpions' singer Klaus Meine was hit in the throat by a camera thrown out of the audience. He became angry and ranted at the audience about respecting the bands on stage, then they played one more song and left the stage 3/4 through their full set. Dave Grohl attended the June 10 show in Washington, D.C.. "I was a cynical pothead," he recalled in 2008.
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Keira and Lisa decide that since all three girls want Keith, then they should share him. Keira explains that with Sue, Keith's wife, working four night shifts, each girl could have him for a night and they could all "hang out" on the fourth night. Keith initially balks at the proposal but Keira threatens him with the fact that if people somehow find out: he will be considered a "pervert pothead who molests young girls". Keith reluctantly agrees.
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A few English compound words, such as lightheaded or hothouse, have the letter combination split between the parts, though this is not a digraph. Here, the and are pronounced separately (light-headed) as a cluster of two consonants. Other examples are anthill, goatherd, lighthouse, outhouse, pothead; also in words formed with the suffix -hood: knighthood, and the similarly formed Afrikaans loanword apartheid. In a few place names ending in t+ham, the t-h boundary has been lost and become a spelling pronunciation, for example Grantham.
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The name “pilot whale” originated with an early theory that pods were “piloted” by a leader. Other common names include the “pothead whale” (after the bulbous melon), and “blackfish” (a catch-all term used to designate numerous species of small, dark-colored toothed whales, including the pygmy sperm whale and false killer whale). Worldwide, the diversity of mitochondrial DNA in short-finned pilot whales is considered to be low relative to other species with global distributions. A 2014 study found a unique haplotype in the Caribbean region.
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Title card used for seasons 1–4 Mom follows Christy Plunkett (Anna Faris), a single mother who, after dealing with her battle with alcoholism and drug abuse, decides to restart her life in Napa, California, working as a waitress and attending Alcoholics Anonymous meetings. Her mother, Bonnie Plunkett, (Allison Janney) is also a recovering addict. Christy's daughter, Violet (Sadie Calvano), who was born when Christy was 17, has also become a teen mother by her boyfriend, Luke (Spencer Daniels). Christy also has a young son, Roscoe (Blake Garrett Rosenthal) by her ex-husband, Baxter (Matt Jones), a deadbeat but likable pothead.
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Victoria Flynn (Katy Mixon) is Molly's dimwitted but kind, party girl sister who is often high on marijuana. (Policemen Mike and Carl take a "don't tell, we won't ask" attitude about her drug use.) She is employed as a beautician at a funeral home. She likes to have fun and sleeps around, frequently with married men, and her combination of not being particularly bright and being a pothead leads to her often losing or misplacing major items like her car. Harry has an almost obsessive crush on her, and she has on occasion gone on dates with him just to be nice.
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The Flintstone Kids learn the value of saying no to drugs as they set out to win tickets to the upcoming Michael Jackstone concert. Wilma is tempted to drift away from her usual playmates Freddy, Barney and Betty and join up with a gang of older kids who use drugs. Wilma resists the peer-pressure tactics of pre-teen pothead Stoney and instead seeks advice from her parents, who tell her that a real friend wouldn't offer her drugs. To the tune of La Toya Jackson's original composition, "Just Say No," Wilma, Freddy and the others establish their own "Just Say No" club.
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She later calls the state health department which tells her that she needs to raise $25,000 within two months to keep the clinic open. Beth gets in contact with some other women from the Burning Bush High School's 1980 basketball team. Ginger Peabody, who owns a car dealership, Florine Clarkston, who's running for mayor, Roxie Rosales, a pothead and Clementine Winks, a multiple divorcee. Beth tells them they can get the money if they can make $15,000 on concessions and admissions, as well as a betting pool on themselves for three games against the state champions the Lady Armadillos, for which her daughter Jocelyn is a member.
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The magazine was founded in 2009 by Jeremy Zachary with the stated mission of informing and entertaining the estimated 500,000-plus medical-cannabis patients in the Greater Southern California area. The first issue was published in June 2009. Zachary developed his concept for CULTURE after noting a lack of cannabis publications that directly addressed the interests of the average medical-marijuana patient. Most either promoted cannabis cultivation and/or the "stoner" lifestyle. With Southern California’s medical-cannabis industry growing rapidly, Zachary believed a publication was needed that eschewed politics and the "pothead" image and, instead, focused on the general interests and lifestyles of those who used cannabis medicinally.
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Mendoza broke both legs in the crash and was confined to a wheelchair for over a year. She was charged with two counts of DUI manslaughter while impaired, two counts of DUI manslaughter with an unlawful blood-alcohol level, two counts of vehicular homicide, and two counts of driving without a license, causing death. Hours before the crash, Mendoza posted: "2 drunk 2 care" on her Twitter account. She had proclaimed herself as a "pothead princess" on her account and posted quotes indicating her addiction to alcohol and marijuana, such as: "My car permanently smells like weed" and "I really am so baked right now".
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Culture shock and a language barrier in his own country follows (August's mother tongue is Bengali). He feels like a foreigner, but must survive. Moreover, August is surrounded by wild characters: Srivastava, the pompous head bureaucrat and his wife Malti, the fashion and cultural leader of the town; Sathe, a local pothead and cartoonist; Kumar, the Police Superintendent and connoisseur of porn films; and Vasant, the world's worst cook. August negotiates this provincial creek with the only paddle he can find; Fantasy, daydreams and "self-abuse" become his means of revolt and escape as he escapes from the heat into the mystery and quiet of his secret world of erotic fantasy and contemplation.
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The setting is Los Angeles in 1970; the arrest and trial of the Manson Family is featured throughout the novel as a current event. Larry "Doc" Sportello, private investigator and pothead, receives a visit from his former girlfriend Shasta Fay Hepworth, now having an affair with the real-estate mogul Michael Z. "Mickey" Wolfmann. Shasta asks Doc to help foil a plot allegedly hatched by Mickey's wife Sloane and her lover, Riggs Warbling, to have Mickey admitted to a mental health institution. Soon afterwards a black militant named Tariq Khalil asks Doc to find Glen Charlock, one of Mickey's bodyguards—Tariq claims that Glen owes him money after their time spent together in prison.
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Much of the material had a local flavor to it. In addition to Seattle politicians and celebrities, regular targets of the show's barbs were various Seattle sports teams, local stereotypes, Seattle neighborhoods such as Ballard (home of elderly Scandinavian Americans who parked their cars halfway onto sidewalks with the seat belts slammed in the doors), Fremont and Wallingford (home of middle-aged hippies and New Agers), and suburbs such as Renton, Kent (perceived by the show's young, urban viewers as a low-income, white trash town) as well as Bellevue and Mercer Island (both of which have an upscale, snobby image). Other targets outside of Seattle proper included Olympia and Bellingham, both of which have hippie/pothead stereotypes.
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Playing Molloy's slacker pothead flatmate Dave Jackson, the film enjoyed relative success winning a host of awards including Outstanding Comic Screenplay and Outstanding Film Comedy at the Australian Comedy Awards in 2003. After leaving The Secret Life of Us in 2004, Johnson went on to star in the dark, black comedy The Illustrated Family Doctor as Gary Kelp, a man condensing The Illustrated Family Doctor medical guide. Unfulfilled in every way, Gary starts to develop the physical symptoms of the ills he is transcribing and his life begins to really fall apart. The film divided viewers and critics, with the film resulting in a love-it-or-hate-it divide and was nominated for a handful of awards including Best Adapted Screenplay at the 2005 AFI Awards.
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Deangelo loves the antics of Andy, who has resorted to physical comedy when his jokes fall flat, getting to the point where he pours hot coffee on his pants and, at Deangelo's urging, eats soap; Andy tells the camera with dazed sadness that "this is my life now". In "Michael's Last Dundies", after winning the "Doobie Doobie Pothead Stoner of the Year" Dundie Award (since he tried Marijuana in College), Andy leads the employees in serenading the soon-to- depart Michael with an a cappella version of "Seasons of Love" with altered lyrics. In "Goodbye, Michael", Andy is given Michael's client list as a going away present, and after losing one, requests the help of Deangelo to retain them. Deangelo nearly screws up a relationship with a client, but Andy gains enough confidence to salvage the sale.
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