For in that sleep of high what dreams may come
When we have toked off this mortal coil

For who would bear the Whips and Scorns of for profit prisons,
The Oppressor's wrong, the proud man's hypocrisy,
The pangs of despised Reefer Madness and, the Law’s delay

many other people have told me the same thing. Next time you get high, grab a pen and paper and write down the things you think about. If you don't write it down, though, you'll forget all about it.

I used to write and draw and design things a lot while high. It was hard to ever finish any more involved project though.

... and thy bag of Doritos, if thou will, Will. For possessed am I with munchies most intolerable!

Just like the other one...

partaked.

1. Steve Jobs
2. Bill Gates. Not confirmed, just very strongly hinted at in the Playboy interview
3. Al Gore
4. Willy Nelson
5. Paul McCartney
6. Rick Steves
7. Barack Obama
8. Carl Sagan
9. Seth McFarlane
10.Michael Phelps
11. Allen Ginsberg
12. Andy Warhol
13. Anjelica Huston
14. Of course Bill Clinton never inhaled
15. Bill Murray
16. Bob Denver
17. The Beatles
18. Bob Dylan
19. Bob Marley
20. Chris Rock
21. Conan O'Brien
22. Carlos Santana
23. Cary Grant
24. Cheech Marin
25. Dizzy Gillespie
26. Dr Francis Crick. Nobel Prize winner
27. Drew Barrymore
28. Duke Ellington
29. Edgar Allen Poe
30. Elvis Presley. Singer, FBI informer
31. Ernest Hemmingway. Author
32. Errol Flynn
33. George Washington.
34. George Soros
35. The Greatful Dead
36. Jack Nicholson
37. Morgan Freeman
38. James Brown
39. John Denver
40. Jimi Hendrix
41. Jim Morrison
42. John Keats. Poet
43. Johnny Cash
44. Kelsey Grammar
45. Kirk Douglas
46. Lewis Carroll. Author 'Alice in Wonderland'
47. Martin Sheen
48. Mary Tyler Moore
49. Mick Jagger
50. Paul Simon

I stopped at 50 but the list is kind of endless.

I get bad headaches from both booze and pot--only the briefest of highs--if you call numbness a high--from booze and no high at all from pot. So, I'll never know. Still, I favor legalization.

The war against cannabis has been far more destructive to our democratic republic than the weed itself from a social, racial and economic point of view.

One part Puritanism and one part greed, not necessarily equal parts.

for the immoral and corruptive for profit prison industry, if anything should be outlawed, it should be that vile institution.

Education and medical treatment are the keys to success, not incarceration.

Too many peoples lives have been ruined and families torn apart because of this modern day, shortsighted, greed and race based prohibition.

many things may be possible now that seemed impossible before. Of course they didn't just wake up to the cost of imprisonment, but their greed, for want of a better word, is finally outpacing their punitiveness. In Utah, they've even built housing for homeless people because (as has long been known), housing people costs society less than homelessness costs society.

Like my daddy Rosannadanna said, "It's always something."

Some would claim even Elvis is doing well.

that's what killed him.

springs up about him, the church of Elvis.

the innocent weed,
the high that knits up the raveled sleave of care,
The death of each day’s life, sore labor’s bath,
Balm of hurt minds, great nature’s second course,
Chief nourisher in life’s feast.