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Tayem de Tox jde o to ze je to vpodstate nezjistitelna vec jak to zacalo. Kazdej si je jistej co to je a jenom jeho verze je spravna ze? Ja jenom rikam ze policejni kod to nebude. Netvrdim co to je na 100%. co na tomhle neni jeste jasneho?
Nobody move, nobody get hurt, they said
Make one wrong move, man, you wake up dead
Původní příspěvek od virgill Tayem de Tox jde o to ze je to vpodstate nezjistitelna vec jak to zacalo. Kazdej si je jistej co to je a jenom jeho verze je spravna ze? Ja jenom rikam ze policejni kod to nebude. Netvrdim co to je na 100%. co na tomhle neni jeste jasneho?
a jak začalo "zadvěstěpade"?? není to jedno?
policejní kódy bych do toho neplet
EDIT: pardon. asi nechápu, co se řeší. ale 420 je prostě číslo,pod kterým se skrývá větička "Za dvacku." Že z toho jde udělat datum, je jenom shoda okolností Kdyby to bylo "Za pade", tak je po prdeli
4:20 or 4/20 (pronounced four-twenty) is a term used in North America as a discreet way to refer to the consumption of cannabis and, by extension, a way to identify oneself with the drug subculture around cannabis. Phrases such as "420 friendly" sometimes appear in roommate advertisements, indicating that the current occupants are tolerant of cannabis users.
Although many diverse theories exist to explain the origin of the term, one central root of the phrase stems from a group of teenagers at San Rafael High School in San Rafael, California in 1971; the teens would meet after school at 4:20 p.m. to smoke cannabis at the Louis Pasteur statue. The term became part of their group's salute, "420 Louis!", and became popularized in the late 1980s by fans of The Grateful Dead. Many North American cannabis users continue to observe 4:20 as a time to smoke communally. By extension April 20 ("4/20" in U.S. dating shorthand) has evolved into a counterculture holiday, where people gather to celebrate and consume cannabis. In some locations this celebration coincides with Earth Week.
citace:
California's implementation of its medical marijuana law (Prop 215) did not protect patients from arrest. A new law to address vague provisions in Prop 215 was named SB 420
Claim: The term '420' entered drug parlance as a term signifying the time to light up a joint.
Status: True.
Origins: Odd terms sneak into our language every now and then, and this is one of the oddest. Everyone who considers himself in the know about the drug subculture has heard that '420' has something to do with illegal drug use, but when you press them, they never seem to know why, or even what the term supposedly signifies.
It's both more and less than people make it out to be. '420' began its sub-rosa linguistic career in 1971 as a bit of slang casually used by a group of high school kids at San Rafael High School in California. '420' (always pronounced "four-twenty," never "four hundred and twenty") came Marijuana to be an accepted part of the argot within that group of about a dozen pot smokers, beginning as a reminder of the time they planned to meet to light up, 4:20 p.m. Keep in mind this wasn't a general call to all dope smokers everywhere to toke up at twenty past four every day; it was twelve kids who'd made a date to meet near a certain statue. It's thus incorrect to deem that '420' originated as a national or international dope-smoking time, even though the term began as a reference to a particular time of day.
These days '420' is used as a generic way of declaring one likes to use marijuana or just as a term for the substance itself. Its earliest connotation of having to do with the time a certain group of students congregated to smoke wacky tobaccy is unknown to the overwhelming majority of those who now employ the term. Indeed, most instead believe one or more of the many spurious explanations that have since grown up about this much abused short form:
* 420 is the penal code section for marijuana use in California.
Nope. Section 420 of the California penal code refers to obstructing entry on public land. The penal codes of other states list different entries for 420, but none of them matches anything having to do with marijuana.
However, on 1 January 2004 the Governor of California signed that state's Senate Bill 420, which regulates marijuana used for medical purposes. This bill comes years after the term '420' was associated with marijuana and indeed its number likely was chosen because of the existing pop culture connection. This is the tail wagging the dog, not the other way around.
* It's the Los Angeles or New York police radio code for marijuana smoking in progress.
It's not the police radio code for anything, let alone that.
* It's the number of chemical compounds in marijuana.
The number of chemical compounds in marijuana is 315, according to the folks at High Times magazine.
* April 20 is the date that Jim Morrison, Jimi Hendrix, or Janis Joplin died.
Though these performers were strongly identified with drug use during their brief lifetimes and the emerging drug culture after their demises, none of them kicked the bucket on April 20. Morrison died on July 3, Hendrix on September 18, and Joplin on October 4.
* The 20th of April is the best time to plant marijuana.
There's no one "best time" — that answer would change from one part of the country to another, or even one country to another.
* Albert Hofmann took the first deliberate LSD trip at 4:20 on 19 April 1943.
This was indeed the case — his lab notes back this up. But this wasn't the source of "420," just an oddball coincidence. (For the pedants out there, Hofmann's first LSD trip, which was accidental, took place on 16 April 1943.)
* It's the code you send to your drug dealer's pager.
Yeah, right. All drug dealers recognize a '420' page as "Please be waiting on the corner with my baggie of wildwood weed."
* When the Grateful Dead toured, they always stayed in Room 420.
Untrue, says Grateful Dead Productions spokesman Dennis McNally.
Spurious etymologies and uncertain definition aside, '420' has slipped into a position of semi-respectability within the English lexicon. Various
free-wheeling cities annually celebrate "hemp fests" on April 20. There's a 4:20 record label in California, and a band called 4:20. Atlanta's Sweetwater Brewing Co. sells its 420 Pale Ale in supermarkets and opens its doors to the public at 4:20 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays. New York's 420 Tours sells low-cost travel packages to the Netherlands and Jamaica. Highway 420 Radio broadcasts "music for the chemically enhanced." And in 2001, the forReal.org web site of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Center for Substance Abuse Prevention put out a public service document titled, "It's 4:20 — Do You Know Where Your Teen Is?"
420s are routinely slipped into popular movies and television shows. In Fast Times at Ridgemont High the score of the football game was 42-0. Most of the clocks in Pulp Fiction are set to 4:20 (but not all — when the kid receives the watch it's set at 9:00). And there are many other instances, so keep your eyes peeled.
However, as amusing as it is to tie 420 to pot smoking and hunt for it in popular movies, the number has its dark side. Hitler was born on 20 April 1889, and the massacre of 13 victims at Columbine High School in Colorado took place on 20 April 1999.
Tak to jsem propásl: )...no stejně si teď dávám pauzu na dopsání bakalářky takže bych asi nehulil i kdybych to věděl. Jo a není náhodou +420 předčíslí pro ČR? To je dobrá náhoda vzhledem k tomu že jsme podle statistik jedni z nejvyhulenějších v Evropě
sirfa pro travu (jako u nas: mas neco? jaky bzuky? naky kvera? atd atd atd), driv to byl taky cas kdy se typci schazeli a delali blbosti (a kourili travu), dvacatyho dubna (4.20 v us zapisu) se stal dnem travy a huleni,
tohle je zrejme znamy vic v anglosaskym svete, vy slavite 4.20?
Původní příspěvek od Scotty Cameron
tohle je zrejme znamy vic v anglosaskym svete, vy slavite 4.20?
no tak ted uz ano!
uz par let zpatky si ten den davame prda a zavzpominame. dojemny pribeh etc.
ten chlapek ve videu rikal neco o tom ze by chtel videt minutu ticha za svetovy mir atd. ale toho se asi nezucastime, mozna obejmu dealera.
zdravim Lucky
21-04-2008 v 08:58 AM
není to jedno? 
420
a to hned 2*
