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If you took alcohol and "weed" at the same time, you would be in a very mixed-up state, by receiving the "high" effect from the marijuana, and then the "tipsy" to "drunk" effect from the alcohol.
A fact sheet from the University of Washington Alcohol Drug Abuse Institute updated December 2012 reveals that combining both alcohol and marijuana creates interactions in the human body between the two.
Research indicates that driving under the influence of both marijuana and alcohol at the same time is worse than driving under one or the other individually.
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