I got tha "stoner discount" hell yeah!

I love where I live, i just walked across the street to tha store, grabbed me some munchies, and got to the counter, and said ".. and i needs me some screens". The dude behind the counter cracked a smile, busted me out a sack o stainless ones, and said "well in that case,,,," and proceeded to ring everything up as $1 no tax, and the cheapest item i had was $1.20. Hell yeah, stoner discount rules!!! I love livin' in a place where every local business is owned and operated by 'heads. If only the rest of the world were like it is here, there'd be no war, no terrorism, everybody would be all stoned, happy and doin' their thang. Utopia? maybe, but i call this place "my home".

Peace

 

Next month i'm gonna prolly get me a glass spoon from there, they got some sweet pieces in right now.

I'll get him high one day when i'm off work and blazin' up. If i were to smoke out with every stoner on my block alone, i'd need a 15lb blunt to go around.

EVERYBODY tokes in town. For quite a while we had the "town hookah" sitting in the front center window display case at the convention center facing main street. I used to go down the block and stare at it, droolin all over the glass, imagining packing an oz of kind in it (yeah it was that big) and hotboxing the convention center.

Sometimes we end up down in the park in some big ass stoner circles, like 50+ people and a shitload of fattys goin' round.

 

Well at $50/oz "local stoner discount" for some pretty high grade commercial (usually) u don't need much money for weed. I work weekends and do what i'm doing in my avitar all week. Rent is cheap and overall i'm one happy mo'fo livin' here. It's probably as close to a town can get to being a hippie commune.


Don't get me wrong, it's not perfect, but compared to everywhere else i've lived, it's paradise. I wake up every morning, smile, and start laughing cause i live in this beautiful place. It's kinda like if everyday life were a game, i feel like i already won before i even started playing.

If i were still living in "the outworld" (that's what the locals call the rest of existence outside the geographical isolation of town) i would have either offed myself, someone else by now. I was a fuckin' nut livin' in the shit, dealing with the crazy fucked up idiotic shit that is "out there"

What's real cool is people here can pretty much live like yu want, and the town is primarily made up of old'skool present and ex-back to the earth hippie types, philisopically awakwned people, writers, musicians, poets and artists of all kinds. There's 150+ art galleries within a few blocks of my front door. I live in the direct epicenter of it all.

Other parts of town outside of "uptown" (which is really downtown, but downtown moved some years back or something like that.) are somewhat "normal, yet still without the influence of either big city or suburbia lifestyle.

 

Yeah, redneck assholes suck, that's why i left where i was before.

weedbnoss, u should move outta tha ghetto, u said ur movin' in a few months, where to? city? rural?

I live up in the mountains surrounded by desert. the mts are almost 8000 feet and town is 5-6000.

Don't get me wrong there's still some of the shit that goes on everywhere happenin' here, just a lot less of it. A lot of the towns around the area are like this one. There's no traffic lights in town, only at the end of town out in the desert, and where i live in town everywhere has stairs going to it, and a network of alleyways, stirways, tunnels, and all inds of trippy shit run through town. Up the street where i live almost every place you walk by is art of some sort. Sculptures and metalwork in yards, painted on walls, built into architecture, everywhere.

Sometimes i get blazed and go walk around town takin' pics of all the cool shit i see, and walkin' around town is like livin' in a cartoon world, there's no reference to what the rest of the world is like. Outside my door there's about 75 original art galleries within a 2 minute walk. It's a 5 minute walk to get to the trails in the mountians. I don't have to drive anywhere except to work and to the grocery store. I lived here for a year with no car when i first moved here and i didn't need one, i just walked where i needed to go, cause it's only a few miles to anywhere. Sometimes i get blazed and load up some water, and go up in the mts for a day and a night or more just chillin' with nature, takin' pics, rock climbing, freestyle walking on rock formations, trails, and all kinds of terrain. (freestyle walking= like inline skaters do(jumps, tricks, etc.), except with no wheels, just running instead of rolling)


as far as i'm concerned i live in paradise.

The part of town where i live is on a mountian slope and instead of roads stairs lead everywhere, and you can get to almost anywhere in town by a network of stairs.