Aliasing stoner -> stoned .

Reason: same thing

A stoner is not always stoned.

So... if I lapidate someone, that means I'm also being lap--
OH, that kind of stoning! Sorry.
But seriously, considering the "tag what you see" politic, a non-stoned stoner could be hard to find.

ElAcechador said:
So... if I lapidate someone, that means I'm also being lap--
OH, that kind of stoning! Sorry.
But seriously, considering the "tag what you see" politic, a non-stoned stoner could be hard to find.

But it's still a possibility. Personally I don't like tags like stoner, for the same reason I don't like bitch. Way too objective to be consistently applied correctly.

Kclub said:
But it's still a possibility. Personally I don't like tags like stoner, for the same reason I don't like bitch. Way too objective to be consistently applied correctly.

Unless it gets changed to someone throwing stones.

how can you tag stoner, if the person is not stoned?

Maybe they're holding a bong and wearing a marijuana leaf t-shirt and yelling, "woo, 4:20 in five minutes, man!" but they have clear eyes and a sober face.

slyroon said:
how can you tag stoner, if the person is not stoned?

Someone could be lighting a joint with obvious intent to smoke without actually having started to smoke yet.

Is stoner not a subjective tag, and should be removed as such? It seems to me that someone would only use the tag if there's someone featured in a picture who, in their opinion, happens to look like a stoner. There are a bunch of drug-related tags we could use instead of stoner (i.e. 420, marijuana, bong, smoking, drugs.

On the other hand, stoned isn't a subjective word, as it as a clear definition of being high on drugs/marijuana. This shouldn't be aliased or implicated, in my opinion.

MaShCr said:
Someone could be lighting a joint with obvious intent to smoke without actually having started to smoke yet.

Smoking a joint for the first time does not necessarily make one a seasoned stoner.

I just say alias "stoner" -> "drugs" and "stoned" -> "medically intoxicated"

GreyMaria said:
I just say alias "stoner" -> "drugs" and "stoned" -> "medically intoxicated"

"Medically intoxicated?" Why don't we just go with "pharmaceutically gifted" while we're at it?

MaShCr said:
"Medically intoxicated?" Why don't we just go with "pharmaceutically gifted" while we're at it?

or signed with chicken_scratch.

MaShCr said:
"Medically intoxicated?" Why don't we just go with "pharmaceutically gifted" while we're at it?

Hey, we don't have to be politically correct here.