Confessions without the breastplate

 I celebrated my 79th birthday in July so I am as qualified as anyone my age to have picked up some anecdotal and philosophical (perhaps whimsical) observations about being a stoner. Thus, I call myself the Senior Stoner aka The Pub Guy.

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