The two states that legalized mar1juana are in the Super Bowl Will you change your Super Bowl party appetizer menu Do you want a regulars bowl or a super bowl Discuss
My guests aren't partakers, so this year will involve further consumption of alcohol and fried foods.
I don't smoke the ju ju weed, pot, Mari Juana, or whatever it's called, but I'm just here to enjoy the stoner jokes. Carry on, addicts. I'm hungry.
I'm going to give you a pass on this 11-day-old joke since you're jetlagged and have been out of the country.
i got the biggest, baddest, most beautiful nug you've ever seen waiting to be torn into on super bowl sunday. so i'm thinking, chips and salsa verde/queso, gold fever wings from wings-n-things, and white chocolate peanut butter cookies. no alcohol on the menu *clutches pearls*
Phew finally made it out of Atlanta Feel fortunate I didn't start even more retarted threads during my three days of delayed travel with only limited iPhone connections. I figured the joke was popular here, just didn't see the thread and wanted to make sure The joke didn't work that well in Germany. But we are getting headlines. I was told several times, so you guys legalized pot. Coming from foreigners who previous didn't now Colorado existed It's big global news
hahaha -- gotta love me some Slate. This is written as if the American media were covering the Superbowl if it took place in another country. In Brutal Contest of Strength and Strategy, A Culture is Revealed http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_world_/2014/01/30/if_it_happened_there_how_would_we_cover_the_super_bowl_if_it_were_in_another.html "EAST RUTHERFORD, United States—This Sunday, the eyes of millions of Americans will turn to a fetid marsh in the industrial hinterlands of New York City for the country’s most important sporting event—and some would say the key to understanding its proud but violent culture. ... Although the rules are complex—this video offers a brief overview—in broad strokes the contest involves two large teams of large men wearing large amounts of protective padding attempting to move an oblong ball down a 91.44-meter field by either throwing it or running with it while their opponents attempt to knock them to the ground with maximum force."
