Drugs

You may want to try LSD after watching this film strip


First thing that comes to my mind after watching this anti-drug "edumential" is how fashionable of the drug victim to wear pink capris. I think it is the height of fabulousness to go out in pink capris to buy hot dogs at the taco cart from a Pakistani guy.

Best of all, the screaming hot dog troll is just brilliant.

"Do you know this hot dog is talking to me?"

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGUH!


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Spongebong Hemppants

It's Friday, the perfect day for a time waster. So what did I find on YouTube while looking for silly cartoons? An awfully funny and definitely politically incorrect parody of Nickelodeon's SpongeBob Sqarepants.

Check out the totally not safe for work (NSFW) clip after the jump.


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