'The Cannabis Cafe'

[Herbie]

Here's a place to relax and share humor, music, memorable trivia, etc..

I'll start with a few tokes ... errr ... jokes.

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... 'FOAMY THE SQUIRREL' ...
. Doesn't like 'Pot Heads' !!
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~ 'JESUS WILL SURVIVE' ~

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This amateur video is sooo gay that it's funny.

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By Reuters
Published: Dec 18, 2007



Dad's sale of pot-smoking son's game sparks Web debate

By auctioning off Christmas present Guitar Hero III, seller says he intends to teach his formerly "innocent little boy" a lesson.

A Canadian man who said he sold his 15-year-old son's prized video game, a Christmas gift, on eBay after catching him smoking marijuana has sparked an online debate on who is wrong--father or son.

The unidentified man decided to punish his son by selling the popular and hard-to-find Guitar Hero III video game he had bought him for Christmas for $90 on the auction site, where an Australian buyer bid $9,100. It was not known if the sale at that price actually proceeded.

"I had finally got the Holy Grail of Xmas presents pretty much just in the nick of time. I couldn't wait to spread the jubilance to my son," the father said in a letter accompanying the posting on eBay. "Then, yesterday, I came home from work early, and what do I find? My innocent little boy smoking pot in the backyard with two of his delinquent friends."

The seller, who describes himself as an elementary-school teacher but could not be contacted to verify his story, said that by selling the game, he intended to teach his son a lesson.

But whether true or not, the five-day auction, which ended on Dec 10, elicited more than a 100 comments.

Some sided with the disgruntled father, and others accused him of "publicly humiliating" his son.

The father has since updated the posting with more responses to the feedback, including accusations that the sale was a hoax.

"All I can do is assure you that yes, the auction is real," he said on the site.

No one from eBay was available to comment.

"I am still considering getting him a game for his Nintendo. Maybe something like Barbie," the father added.


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Wow both looking cute