Getting Waxed While Stoned Comedy — 5 Hilarious Fails

This getting waxed while stoned comedy is episode 3 of the Dear Ganja Diary series from Herbistry420. Fordee’s girlfriend convinced him to wax his own arm on camera for viewer entertainment — her pitch was simple: “They’ll laugh, enjoy it, and you’ll be in pain, so I’ll enjoy it too.” Before the waxing begins, Fordee shares a surprisingly interesting hair removal history stoned monologue that covers Neanderthals through modern bikini waxing. Then the pain begins.

What Is Dear Ganja Diary?

Dear Ganja Diary is a Herbistry420 series where Fordee documents real-life cannabis culture stories, misadventures, and stoner experiences with humor and honesty. Dear Ganja Diary episode 3 is the one where he sits on the couch with joints in hand and attempts home waxing — with predictably painful results. It is part stoner waxing arm video, part accidental history lesson.

Getting Waxed While Stoned Comedy: 5 Hilarious Moments

Moment 1: The History Rabbit Hole

While waiting for the wax to melt, Fordee delivers a hair removal history stoned monologue that starts with Neanderthals. Stone Age humans removed hair for two reasons: so enemies could not grab it in battle, and to prevent hypothermia when moisture trapped under hair could freeze against skin. Ancient Egyptians invented sugaring — a paste of sugar, water, and lemon juice. This is some of the best content in this getting waxed while stoned comedy because the cannabis makes every tangent funnier and longer.

Moment 2: Roman Era Historical Detour

During the Roman era, keeping body hair minimal was a sign of class and wealth — upper class Romans used tweezers and pumice stones. In ancient India and Iran, threading was introduced as a method for removing facial hair. Queen Elizabeth popularized the high forehead look by using ammonia-based pastes to suppress hair growth. Fordee delivers all of this as waxing while high funny commentary, with tangents about his Middle Eastern heritage and early bald head.