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Anti-Drug Film of the Day

Parodying propaganda.

Jesse Walker | 2.1.2013 1:02 PM

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  1. Sam Grove   14 years ago

    That's why we don't let our cats have catnip.

    That, and they don't seem to be affected by it all that much.

    1. Tim   14 years ago

      That's what they want you to think.

  2. Voros McCracken   14 years ago

    Surprisingly, a youtube comment actually won the internet:

    "Not even once."

  3. EDG reppin' LBC   14 years ago

    Oh. My. God. That was so hilarious! Those cats are so cute. Too bad I am very allergic to the little guys.

    1. NeonCat   14 years ago

      At least you'll avoid second-paw 'nipping. Some studies suggest it's worse than actually 'nipping yourself.

      1. some guy   14 years ago

        nippin' and trippin'
        nappin' and happenin'

      2. EDG reppin' LBC   14 years ago

        Those second-paw studies have been totally refuted. You lie!

        1. NeonCat   14 years ago

          Those studies were bought and paid for by Big Nip! Ugh, libertarians are *so* predictable! If the government says it, it's a lie, if a kkkorporation says it, it's the gospel truth!

          1. EDG reppin' LBC   14 years ago

            Maybe everything wouldn't be so "neon" if you weren't always hopped up on the 'nip!

            1. NeonCat   14 years ago

              *sobs* Maybe I'm trying to prevent others from being victimized as I was. I'd get buzzed on second-paw nip, but then I needed more and more to get my fix.

              I realized I'd hit bottom when I came to in a sandbox, covered in cat pee, the needle still in my arm clogged with nip?

              1. EDG reppin' LBC   14 years ago

                All this time, we thought you were just coughing up furballs. Now we know it was a mew for help. Come here. Let's hug it out.

  4. Tim   14 years ago

    Has anyone seen the dog lately?

    1. NeonCat   14 years ago

      Why, was there a policeman outside?

  5. Fist of Etiquette   14 years ago

    Shrugs not drugs.

  6. Russell   14 years ago

    The death penalty i too good for the feline bath salt dealers whose customers chew the faces off of two billion birds a year !

  7. Agreenweed   14 years ago

    The DEA will come for your pussy next.

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