And if so, when you get high do you come down?
Handy, just what are you smoking? I’d definitely recommend laying off of it, whatever it is, for at least a few 24 hours!
Sure, but I dare you to find a way to light the joint.
Hmmm dunno, but it’d be a good place to have the munchies. Just think of all that cheese.
Seriously now, the Moon isn’t under anyone’s jurisdiction, so you can’t be criminally prosecuted if you do decide to light up some of the chronic there.
And, handy, I’m going to assume your text was a joke. If you wake up and don’t remember posting this, lay off the weed and/or booze.
No, no. Brownies, dude.
Peace,
mangeorge
So would a gravity bong be made differently on the moon than the earth?
I’m kidding, I’m just kidding!!!
A little off-topic, but this subject’s shot to hell anyway. 
What about real crimes? If a private company does manage to get into space, are they subject to the laws of the country they come from?
Peace,
mangeorge
Why do you think they called him “Buzz” Aldrin?
Ah, sheesh.
snicker, snort,
Whew.
Peace,
mangeorge (chuckle)
Thing is, you’d have to consider the logistics of the whole thing. On spaceships, the atmosphere is pure oxygen, so any flame would kill everyone onboard (see Apollo 1, Challenger, etc.). Then there’s the ventilation. Why do you think they banned smoking on airplanes, for cryin’ out loud? Finally, why the hell would you smoke pot on the moon anyway? I guess if you get that high, the sky’s the limit, right?
Can you smoke dope on the high seas? Then you can do it on the moon, too.
Correct me if I’m wrong, but wouldn’t it be legal to have a meth lab operating on the high seas?
Can you diss moderators on the high seas, and not get banned?
You have to be a bit careful about assuming you can do things on the high seas without criminal liability. You run into laws like this canadian example:
There are similar laws regarding ships. Though I am unaware of any with space craft it wouldn’t surprise me to find the US has such codes or will when it becomes an issue. Its also worth noting that there is nothing to prevent a country from asserting universal jurisdiction over its citizens. I believe mexico does this and other countries have recently enacted laws regarding sexual abuse of children.
I doubt your meth lab could get away unmolested. Its pretty hard to get away from the law.
So does that mean if I murdered someone on the moon and came back I wouldn’t be prosecuted?
OK, so theorecically speaking, if I renounced citizenship of any country, built a canoe without registering it anywhere, sailed out to international waters and built a meth lab on the boat would I be safe?
Well, unregistered vessels on the high seas are pretty much open season under the old piracy conventions and you still have to ship your product somewhere. Manuel Noriega had a whole country as you might recall and it didn’t protect him from US law.
Jesus Christ! Haven’t you clowns ever heard of Amsterdam?
Sure, a flight will cost you about $500, but I dare you to charter a Space Shuttle for that kind of money.
Is THAT why the airport caught fire? Jeez…on the news they tried to tell us it was a restaurant fire. Talk about a coverup!