Stoner Trivia

While Hanna-Barbera couldn't show drug use on screen in the "Scooby Doo" (1969) animated TV show, the titular dog's sidekick, Shaggy, is a stoner icon.

If he wasn't smoking marijuana, his many mannerisms like his laid back voice, proclivity for munchies, and overall look have influenced stoners for generations.

Bob Marley was a lifelong proponent of marijuana use, smoking it in interviews and unabashedly talking about it in song.

This makes sense as its use as medicine is a cornerstone of Rastafarianism, a religion started in his home country of Jamaica.

1939's "The Wizard of Oz" syncing up with Pink Floyd's 1973 album "Dark Side of the Moon" has been an internet urban legend since the early 1990s.

Supposedly, if the album is started as the MGM lion does his third roar at the beginning of the film it matches up perfectly, with many a stoned person saying its quite an experience.

In "The Big Lebowski" (1998), stoner The Dude, whose real name is Jeff Lebowski, is confused with a wealthy businessman whose name is also Jeff Lebowski, and the two are entwined in an over-the-top comedic crime caper written and directed by the Coen brothers.