We at Comedy.com have always taken a strong stance against drugs. However, we have taken a strong stance for stand-up comedy. Especially stand up comedy about drugs.

How high does this guy look? He’s so high that he looks like he doesn’t even have any clue how high he is or how high it’s possible for a human being to get. In short, here’s how high he is - he’s high enough to earn the honor of being our first How High Photo of the Day. Congratulations, Mr. How High guy.

CSI parodies may be a dime a dozen at this point, but Funny or Die’s latest take on the genre is well worth watching. It revolves around a team of Pot Scene Investigators, who try their best to solve marijuana-related mysteries such as the case of the missing $40.

Everybody knows that Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is a classic drug movie, so it’s about time that somebody recut the film’s trailer to be a little more obvious about the film’s true purpose. Oh, and “casting” Gene Hackman and Macauley Culkin in the process was a nice touch as well.

This video showcases what is either the dumbest or the most wasted guy on the planet. Probably both. It features a guy from Fresno who goes to a casino and attempts to place a bet at the blackjack table with a bag of weed, then decides that it’s too much to bet, so he takes back the bag and places a couple buds on the table instead.

Here’s the 7 Worst Actual Names Comedy.com street correspondent Mike Burns could find for varieties of medicinal marijuana.

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There’s no shortage of interesting characters hanging out on the streets of Venice Beach, and luckily the guys over at Venice The Menace are there with their cameras to capture all the action. In this clip, they catch up with the Venice Weed Guy who explains to us why we should give him some weed. Very enlightening.

In his continuing effort to “keep it real,” Snoop Dogg has apparently recorded a country song called “My Medicine.” It opens with a shout out from Snoop to his “main man Johnny Cash,” and goes on to drop lyrics like “They say money can’t buy me love, but it damn sure can but me bud.” Willie Nelson must be so proud.

Baseball season is in full swing (oh, we’re so pun-y), so what better time to post this video of the High Times softball team - the Bonghitters - in action. This may seem like a joke or parody video, but trust us, it’s 100% real. When they’re not scouring the planet for photos of bud, the High Times staff spends its afternoons kicking the asses of the mainstream media on the softball field.