OT: Block M in the Diag Vandalized by Stoners

Submitted by patol8 on

To the douchebags who spray painted "SMoke Trees" utilizing the sacred block M for this retarded message, GO FUCK YOURSELF.  Do you have no respect? Well I doubt you go to UM or care about anything but that newest bud you saw in the centerfold of high times, so why would you know anything about its importance. 

TJ

May 12th, 2010 at 11:19 PM ^

I saw that a day or two ago. I would have been fine with it if they didn't color in the M and used something a little less lasting than spray paint. 

On another even more off topic note... I love smoking weed but CAN'T stand the hippies and hipsters, who claim to be "connoisseurs" that are behind the marijuana legalization movement. I'm sorry I'm not a complete burnout and also like smoking weed now and then... Fuckers

BrayBray1

May 13th, 2010 at 4:20 AM ^

Smoke and let smoke. Some people are idiots with or without it and that's not ever going to change.  By the way this is a no politics board, but since you mentioned it...The marijuana legalization movement isn't just "hippies and hipsters" as you claim. As a smoker, you shouldn't be complaining about people who are trying to fight for your right to smoke without fear of arrest.

rtyler

May 13th, 2010 at 6:42 PM ^

Well, if enough people like him exist post-legalization, then the black market for weed will still be around, and he can continue to buy his bud tax-free. I do assume you're joking, but not wanting to pay taxes is a bad reason to be against legalization.

MaizeAndBlueWahoo

May 13th, 2010 at 8:37 AM ^

As a smoker, you shouldn't be complaining about people who are trying to fight for your right to smoke without fear of arrest.

Actually I think the kind of burnout that does stuff like this does a lot more harm than good for the legalization movement.  I don't smoke, I do favor legalization, I hate that that puts me on the "side" of the kind of retard that revolves their entire lifestyle over a stupid drug, and I bet that that kind of face on the movement turns off a hell of a lot of people who might otherwise be in favor.  "4/20 culture" needs a swift kick in the balls - you don't see cigarette smokers always wearing tobacco t-shirts.

colin

May 13th, 2010 at 11:49 AM ^

but are any of you actually familiar with the kids who work, for instance, UM's SSDP chapter?  i know a few and they are by and large bright and motivated. it's a bullshit rap you guys are throwing on folks who are interested in public policy and keeping non-dangerous sorts out of prison in order to legitimate the burnout stereotype.  from my interactions, they seem particularly moved by folks with no options but to sell drugs getting busted and sent to prison.  i suppose it could all be in the name of getting their reefer with less hassle...but what hassle?  they live in a2 and have money.  in other words, they recognize their privilege and believe it should be conferred to others with less.  isn't that actual altruism? and can anyone engaged in actual activism be totally burnt out?

MaizeAndBlueWahoo

May 13th, 2010 at 12:48 PM ^

Did I say that every activist is a burnt-out slacker?  And I don't care how bright, motivated, or altruistic they are - if they're the type of person that thinks April 20 is a goddamn holiday because of a drug, or wears t-shirts to celebrate, or otherwise "celebrates the lifestyle", that's dumb.  And that's what happens to be a large, visual face of the movement, which as I said, understandably turns people off.  If your idea of altruism is making it easier to smoke weed, I think you need a refocus of attention.  (That's the generic "you", for clarification, not you the guy on the other keyboard.)  Join the Peace Corps or something.  Just because I think it should be legal to smoke it doesn't mean I don't think it's also a complete waste of time.  I just think it should be legal to waste your time.

(By the way, if dealing weed is the only way for people to make ends meet, the absolute worst thing you can do for their cash flow is to legalize it.)

colin

May 13th, 2010 at 1:59 PM ^

that if the only people who are public about their marijuana use are considered low status, it's going to be difficult to move forward toward legalization or decriminalization.  especially since there are probably very few if any really real deadbeats who are actually just into weed.  real deadbeats get serious highs.

TIMMMAAY

May 13th, 2010 at 5:07 PM ^

I've got a brother who is a serious deadbeat, and he's a pot smoker, and only a pot smoker. For him, it removes any and all ambition to do anything other than be a lazy bum. I can't stand that.

octal9

May 12th, 2010 at 11:28 PM ^

1) Probably spray chalk (if not, it comes off anyway)

2a) people do this all the time

2b) no different than the people that make it "obaMa" or " ____ 4 Msa pres"

Sommy

May 13th, 2010 at 12:05 AM ^

Unfortunately, I think the student curse only works if you walk on the M.  There nothing about spray painting around the M in the UM Student Curse Handbook.

Seth

May 13th, 2010 at 12:08 PM ^

I figured. This actually happened in the middle of a History of Witchcraft class midterm.

I always thought it was because the poor student was conflicted between answering the essay question with his honest intellectual opinion, or with the asinine Women's Studies explanation from the professor's book.

CleverMichigan…

May 13th, 2010 at 2:15 PM ^

During a pledge event, two of us had to take a picture on the M. I volunteered because I was the only engineer and thought I'd spare my LSA buddies who were much more likely to take Blue Books.

Fast forward to Winter '10, I'm taking a 300-level history class.

First exam? Blue Book. I hadn't written an essay since high school and still got a 96.

Suck it superstition! The day is mine!