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The "Stoner Clothing" thread.
- Thread starter Lil 'o Me
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your right, it can mean bad taste
Or maybe they're actually Rastafarians?
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I share the same opinions as a lot of you guys, stereotypes exist in peoples mind. Which is why I do not advertise my activities as not everyone has experienced the herb. For example, my ex girlfriend shared too much info with her mother about me. Few days/ weeks later i was speaking to her mum and smoking got brought up. I had a conversation on the subject, which i would rather have left. She said something along the lines of going crazy, messing with minds. I'm sure she even mentioned overdose. This is just another example of an uneducated individual. I was honest, since I wanted to be part of the family, told her that I've smoked for years, gave her some statistics. I know fine well that I didn't change her opinion, but it ended the conversation.
Point being don't give people an excuse to voice their opinion, however ignorant it may seem.
That aside, I want one of these ROOR t-shirts. People know what they see when they spot a cannabis logo on somebodies shirt. But only a handful know about glass.
Point being don't give people an excuse to voice their opinion, however ignorant it may seem.
That aside, I want one of these ROOR t-shirts. People know what they see when they spot a cannabis logo on somebodies shirt. But only a handful know about glass.
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sparkjumper
Living in Fla dictates I wear short pants a tee shirt and flip-flops.Decicing what to wear isnt so tough
KillerDemo
Active member
the only smokin gear I rep is LRG = lifted research group
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tonto
Mr Burgundy your the quiet the snappy dresser, if i may say
Mr. Burgundy
Active member
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TrichyTrichy
Mr.Burgundy keeps it Seksi 
Tsk, silly me. I included the old jacket first. Here is the latest and greatest...
Stay Classy!
Wow nice MrB...you are class all the way baby!! hehehe
All you need is a blonde on each arm, not an ascot!! hehe
love ya!
mrsb
ps I dont think I look like a stoner but I love peace signs, I have them on just about everything, belts, shirts, necklaces, earrings, you name it, I have a peace sign on it, I even had a pipe made that has peace signs on it! hehehe
if you have fake locks
(as in, last week you didnt have them- this week you do)
chances are, you probably smoke. and drink.
on the other hand, if you have real locks (as in you just let your hair do what it wants)
its up in the air. but really, everyone smokes.
and who doesnt enjoy a nice bob marley song every once in awhile?
(as in, last week you didnt have them- this week you do)
chances are, you probably smoke. and drink.
on the other hand, if you have real locks (as in you just let your hair do what it wants)
its up in the air. but really, everyone smokes.
and who doesnt enjoy a nice bob marley song every once in awhile?
sandawg
Member
I unwittingly created this issue in another thread, as mentioned in the OP. I kept getting misconstrued and defending myself and it derailed my original issue lol, but I think its cool Lil'oMe created this one. I quoted Alpinestar because he says it best.
I would like to re-characterize the issue: the OP is concerned with the stereotyping of rasta clothing in general. Just because you wear rasta clothing doesn't mean you smoke pot -- that's his point.
The issue is whether you should wear your rasta clothing to the collective or not. You are wearing rasta clothing, you are entering a collective, you obviously smoke pot. But by wearing the rasta clothing are you giving the impression that you are a recreational smoker exploiting the medical marijuana laws? The answer is yes if you live in SoCal, because district attorneys are claiming people "who aren't sick" are getting medical marijuana recommendations. What could they possibly mean by this? I'm not going to spell the rest out for you if you don't get it, learn to read between the lines
I know I would wear whatever it took to be able to keep buying my medical marijuana. If I thought for a second that my rasta beanie could give the wrong impression due to ignorant stereotyping by the general public, then I wouldn't wear it. That is because I value my right to buy medical marijuana more than I do my right to wear whatever I want into the collective. Shit, I'd go naked to the collective if I had to, or wear a dress. When it comes to preserving my right to buy weed legally, albeit through the very small window I have, I do everything I can to preserve that right. Catch my drift?
