Cracks me up every time.

I know the first song its form deep purple “smoke in teh water” but, what about the second?

This is the link of the video–>

http://youtube.com/watch?v=UklNXRS9FCY

The insanity pepper is mocking peyote.

If one counts alcohol, there are allusions to, or depictions of, drug use in almost every episode. Here are a few more:

: Turkish sailors admit to slipping hashish into Marge’s food to mellow her out, which prompts her to say (to the effect), “which came first, turkey the bird or Turkey the you guys?”

: After Homer wins a Pulitzer Prize for his anonymous whistleblowing internet journalism, he resorts to making up conspiracy theories to get hits on his website. He inadvertently exposes a real conspiracy, and the shadowy cabal behind it drugs him, kidnaps him and imprisons him on a “weird island.” Every time he tries to escape, he is drugged. He gets used to it pretty quick, and says “they knew my one weakness… drugs.”

: Professor Frink gives Bart and Lisa a glimpse into their future as teenagers. On prom night, Bart’s limo is driven by Otto, who jumps out of the driver’s seat naked and says, “I can fly! Just kidding, I know I can’t fly, I can glide!” as he jumps over a cliff. In the same episode, Smithers is seen accompanied by a woman, and when Bart says “I thought you were gay,” Smithers answers “not as long as I keep taking these injections.” He shoots up and gloriously declares “I like boobies!”

: In another glimpse into the future, stoner Bart asks President Lisa to “legalize it.”

: Homer and Otto both apply to work at Mr. Burns’ new prison facility at the same time, where they have to undergo urine tests. Otto takes one look at his swirling technicolour piss and swaps it with Homer’s. Burns calls Homer before him and reads off the crazy list of drugs supposedly ravaging Homer’s system.

: Burns takes up with a woman several decades younger, and is only able to perform sexually by injecting himself with an aphrodisiac made from the “pockets of a pocket fox,” a rare extinct animal. Homer shoots up with it and ravages Marge so loudly he traumatizes his children.

: Truck-drivin’ Homer dumps a bunch of pep pills down his throat. When he’s warned not to take so much, he balances them out by taking an equal amount of downers. As he drives his semi down the highway, he swings wildly between hyper-alertness and narcoleptic drowsiness.

And, O, my friends, there are so many more…

WAY tripper than “vitamin R”.