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Joint Point

In the northeastern corner of Schenley High School, a smell of weed like no other provides comfort for the students as they go about their day. Due to the spectacularly strong aromas that always fill the boy and girl bathrooms surrounding that corner, it has recently been dubbed joint point, and is now the official title of that specific corner used by all students. Recently the bathrooms that this smell originates in, have had their doors chained open allowing the smell to be even stronger and more inviting.
Johny Biggs strolled past joint point and got a good whiff of pure comfort, ensuring today is going to be a good day for Johny Biggs.
Joint Point by Sara Hannah April 13, 2008
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Joints not points

Smoking weed instead of harder drugs like method or crack.
Person 1:Wanna smoke some meth?
Person 2: nah man, "Joints not points" for me.

Joints not points is just someone who prefers weed over any other drugs.

Points for Joints 

The saints who give $100 to kids who get fined $100 for smoking under an ounce of pot

www.pointsforjoints.org
Points for Joints saved the day when Carl got busted with pot

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Points for Joints by Tokintony November 24, 2010

Points for Joints 

a website that "awards $100 grants to those who have overcome the adversity of being caught with under an ounce of marijuana in an area in which the herb has been decriminalized." Pretty much, the savior of all dirt poor potheads

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Don't worry, even if you get caught, Points for Joints will cover the fine.

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Points for Joints by StonerLoner November 23, 2010
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