TV Today in Drugs
posted by on March 11 at 13:08 PM
According to the Associated Press and published in the Seattle Times:
DRIGGS, Idaho — Perhaps they should have called her Mary Jane.
A surprise birthday party for Dawn Wells, the actress who played Mary Ann on “Gilligan’s Island,” ended with a nearly three-hour tour of the Teton County sheriff’s office and jail when the 69-year-old was caught with marijuana in her vehicle while driving home…
(Thanks, Will.)
"Of drugs in Driggs: Life after the Isle" I smell memoir, and it smells a little fishy.
Can't believe it took you guys so long to post this...
Proof again that Mary Ann was and always will be superior to Ginger.
What kind of filthy pig arrests a 69 YEAR OLD LADY for fucking weed?
Poor Mary Ann. Good to know there are 69 year old stoner ladies out there...
Read the article Mike if you dare. She was swerving and was apparently smoking the stuff while driving. And then tried to blame it on hitch-hikers!
... at least she didn't blame it on an African-American.
Whoa, she lives in Driggs?
Ha! Mary Jane!!! I get it!!! Woo, funny stuff, that.
I've always preferred Mary Ann, cause you can tell she would be way better in bed than Ginger. And now there's proof ...
way to fall on your sword, attorney.
i could totally pass a field sobriety test high. and smoke while driving. its just "dagga".
Citizen Gregg: So?
I always liked Ginger better; which is not to say that I would have thrown Mary Ann out of bed.
i usually swerve at the mere idea of hitch hikers. valid argument. not guilty.
Lovey!
Well, I did like Ginger's flirting. But she's kind of high maintenance. Mary Ann just needs some Mary Jane and she's GGG.
Her smiling mug shot is quite a testimony to the quality of her weed.
Smoke one for Bob, m'lady. And Tina. And Alan. And Jim and Natalie. And Russell too. Hell, smoke one with Russell. Oh, hey, we can smoke one with Russell.
(Note: Invite Russell Johnson to smoke-a-thon.)
Anyway, know that we miss you all.
-bd
Mary Ann was always my favorite.
Since you bolded the word "jail" I assume you're suggesting this was another outrageous example of our failed drug policies.
So getting in a car and driving when you're impaired is fine and dandy in your book -- as long as it's weed and not alcohol? (And yes, I (and you) have no choice at this time but to accept the police version, which is a whole separate issue...)
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