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Kick Out the Stoners
editSo within a few days of a news story breaking of pipes with cannabis traces being found a a plot of last historically occupied by Shakespeare and hundreds of other occupants, the stoners are already vandalizing Shakespeare related Wikipedia entries. "weed" is modern slang, and the use of the word "compound" in relation to chemicals dates to the nineteenth century. There is nothing controversial about the stoner interpretation of this sonnet; it is established amongst everyone with the slightest knowledge of the history of language that this poem is not about marijuana.--RJBowman (talk) 04:35, 15 August 2015 (UTC)