Washington, D.C. -- You may still be hung-over from St. Patrick's Day but the business community is already gearing up for another big "hangover holiday" -- April 20, or as it's known to stoners, "4-20".

The term "4-20" was originally a code word between teens in San Rafael, California, that meant they'd meet at 4:20 p.m. to smoke marijuana. Now, April 20 has become the stoners' unofficial national holiday; a "wacky tobacky" equivalent of Super Bowl Sunday or Oscar night -- and entrepreneurs are all abuzz.

Entertainers associated with cannabis culture like Afroman are releasing albums on April 20 and a San Diego art museum is showing the 1938 pot propaganda film, "Reefer Madness."

Even the pot activist group NORML is getting into the act, scheduling their annual convention as close to April 20 as possible.

Pot activist Paul Armentano isn't surprised the business community is jumping on the 4-20 bandwagon, saying it's "simply more evidence that marijuana is a visible part of the American culture."

Create and manage your own successful farm with John Deere American Farmer. Grow your future in America's Heartland! Relax with a mix of classic card games and mahjong on the golden sands of Hawaii!

More Weird News From 2004-03-19 The day's offbeat stories from around the world. • Around The Weird: Bizarre News Briefs • Flash Lites: Rip 'N' Read Pop Culture Recap • Game Show Host: 'I Understand The Stalking Persona' • 13 A Lucky Number For Country Singer Johnny Lee • Cedric The Entertainer Brings It On Home • Who Wants To Meet A Benefactor? • Cindy Williams Doing It Her Way With Drama • TV Hunting Shows Are Making Outdoorsman Die -- Of Boredom • April 20: Next Big Hangover Holiday? • Swashbuckling Journalist Is Afghanistan's Biggest Celebrity • Happy Meal Turns 25   « Current Weird News Stories