This or That Stoner Questions: Funny Cannabis Would You Rather Game

These stoner questions are exactly what the internet loves to debate — the divisive, ridiculous, and surprisingly philosophical “this or that” dilemmas that hit different when you are already a few bowls in. The host of Herbistry420 stumbled onto a website full of these during a solo session and decided to record his uncensored answers live. Here is the breakdown, with a few thoughts to help you decide where you land on each one.

Stoner Questions: The Internet’s Most Divisive Dilemmas

The first batch of stoner questions covers the classics: pineapple pizza or candy corn, winning the lottery or finding your soulmate, and the eternal glass-half-full-or-half-empty debate. The host picks pineapple pizza over candy corn without hesitation, the lottery over a soulmate (a shift driven by age and realism), and glass half full as a deliberate mindset practice. These stoner questions reveal more about your priorities than you might expect — which is exactly what makes them fun to answer out loud with people you actually know.

This or That Game: Rules and How It Works

The this or that game is simple: two options are presented and you must pick one — no fence-sitting, no hybrid answers. The host sourced the question set from a website that curates hundreds of these “would you prefer” scenarios ranked by how divisive they are. The format works perfectly as a this or that game to run during a smoke session because the real entertainment begins when people disagree and have to defend their picks. There are no wrong answers, but there are definitely funnier ones, and the debates are where the magic happens.

What Would You Prefer Game: Philosophical Picks

The what would you prefer game gets genuinely interesting once the questions move past food debates into bigger life questions. Zombies vs vampires: vampire wins — stay sharp and party through the centuries versus shuffling around hungry and braindead. Air guitar vs air drums: depends on the song — Phil Collins “In the Air Tonight” makes air drums unavoidable for everyone in the room. Rich and famous or rich and unknown: unknown but respected for your craft. These prompts work because they force a commitment and an explanation, which surfaces what you actually value when you strip away social politeness.