have you ever seen anything like this before?

[doctahdoobie]

hey sweetnhighx when are we gonna toke toke

[Reefer Rogue]

That pic is so funny.

[kongo]

Cool Pic BB.Put a smile on my face.I also leave the leaves on mine.

[sweetnhighz]

doobie
im always dry so im afraid i cant toke, sux when you have nobody trustworthy to get gatorade from my friend.

[buddymyfriend]

just got a new bird and to my surprise she really seems to enjoy 420 as much as i do she got that bud when i wasn't looking and didn't want to give it back! :stoned: just thought i'd share the pics

LMAO!! My cockatiel loves the bud too!! Pecks at her bars to get to it! Must be the influence of the hemp seeds in their food!

Peace

Buddy

[psychopixi]

That's really cute! *lol* Does she steal anything else in particular? My cats are a nightmare for stealing my rings, lighters, and MP3 player(!) - they take it by grabbing the headphones and running off.

[BlackBerry]

she likes to steal food! lol, the other day she was out and i was eating a burrito...next thing i knew i was sharing it with her i guess it must give her the munchies :stoned:

[Roadking]

that bird will be flying upside down

[BlackBerry]

that would be awesome! if she does i'll snap a pic and let ya know :dance:

[Roadking]

Birds and other animals do get wasted sometimes...

DRUNKEN PIGEONS WREAK HAVOC

Drunken wood pigeons have been causing headaches for bird rescue staff in Whangarei, with about 30 birds having to be rescued in the last couple of months.

THURSDAY , 04 AUGUST 2005

Robyn Webb from the Whangarei Native Bird Rescue Centre said the kereru had been eating guava berries, which fermented in their crops, causing them to become intoxicated.

"This year there hasn't been much food in the forest, so the birds have been coming into town to gorge on the ripe berries here, she told NZPA.

"The problem is they are vulnerable to more predators, like cats and dogs."

The centre had fielded many calls from members of the public, who had found "lethargic" kereru sitting on the ground after falling out of trees or bumping into windows while under the influence.

Most stayed in the "de-tox" centre for a couple of days before being returned to the spot where they were found.

"This is important because they have partners and families," Mrs Webb said.

Others, which had sustained injuries from falls or predators, could be held for longer, she said.

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DRUNKEN ELEPHANTS GO ON RAMPAGE

At least 6 in India killed after elephants get into rice beer.

Dec 17, 2002 - At least six persons were crushed to death by wild elephants that went amok after getting drunk on rice beer near Guwahati, India. A forest official said the herd went on the rampage Monday in Tinsukia district.

"They smashed huts and plundered granaries and broke open casks to drink rice beer. The herd then went berserk killing six persons," according to a Reuters report.

Wild elephants have been targeting areas where people brew large volumes of rice beer. "We have come across devastating drunken bouts by herds that have developed a liking for country liquor," Kushal Sharma, a noted elephant expert, said.

In the last two years, elephants have killed at least 150 people. Villagers, in turn, have killed up to 200 of the animals.