A couple weeks ago, I was kicking it with some friends when one of them, Wayne, started talking about this strange theory he'd been pondering. The words that were coming from his mouth were so mind-blowingly bizarre that they actually made quite a bit of sense.
Of course, "mind-blowing" and "bizarre" are right up the Funktards' alley, so I asked him to type up his thoughts and send them to me. It just wouldn't be fair to the world if this thought-provoking hilarity wasn't shared. So, with that, the Funktards' first guest commentary was born.
Let it be noted that no drugs or alcohol were involved in the writing of this commentary. Or, at least I don't think they were.
The Uncovered Truth
by Wayne
Ok. After reading this, you are going to think that I am a complete retard or a genius, or maybe both. However, I do ask that you read my complete ramblings before you pass judgment. This may be scary, so bare with me.
Not too long ago, I was flipping through the channels and came across
Winnie the Pooh. Now, I know what you are thinking, "Where did that come from?" Well, we have all watched it and have been accustomed to the lovable bear and his gang of friends. However, I will uncover the truth about lies that have been portrayed by
A. A. Milne and hidden by Walt Disney.

The fact of the matter is that the whole cast of charming animals in the
Winnie the Pooh series are all complete drug addicts. This is where the retard assumptions might kick in, but I have a complete case against these druggies and I will prove my point.
I can start with any of the characters, but I have to start with the dealer/supplier himself. There is only one character mischievous enough to pull this off, Rabbit. The clever, yet misunderstood, Rabbit is quick witted and ready to take advantage of any situation when he see's the opportunity to do so. Also, what is he really growing in his garden that he overprotects?
Now that we know who the supplier is, we have to figure out just what he is supplying and to whom. Let's start with the main character himself, Pooh. This one is so blatantly obvious I shouldn't have to write it down, but for those who aren't so quick to recognize the obvious, I will. Pooh is definitely a pot head. There has never been an episode that Pooh was not begging for some honey. He has the munchies more than the cast of
Half Baked ... two large pizzas and
Funyuns, man ... Funyuns ... yeah. Marijuana is definitely a must for Pooh.
Then there is Eeyore. The pessimistic, melancholic, depressed old donkey who makes me almost want to shoot myself watching him. It's undeniable that Eeyore is on Downers. He is so depressed, I am surprised that he hasn't tried to hang himself just to end it all.
Now we get to Piglet. You are probably thinking, "Piglet? No F-N way!" Oh there is a way and his drug of choice would be Cocaine. Once again, "Piglet? Cocaine? No F-N way!". The dude is so paranoid it is pathetic. I've seen episodes where his own shadows freak him out. If he is not on Cocaine, let Jessica Alba show up at my house at any point in my life.

As we get to Tigger, things should be self-explanatory now. Let's see... Immediately after smoking Methamphetamine or injecting it into a vein, the user experiences an intense surge of euphoria, called a "rush" or "flash." Methamphetamine makes people feel alert and energetic, confident and talkative. Hmmmmm.... This poor dude has got to be shooting up 3 or 4 times a day, because the last time I checked, I have never seen a real tiger bounce on it's tail.
And last but not least, I give you Christopher Robin Milne, son of the author and the one who named all of the characters. What boy runs around a forest talking to a bear, a pig, a rabbit, a donkey and a tiger? Seriously, the kid puts Shrooms in everything that he eats, breakfast, lunch and dinner. I hallucinate about being with Asian twins all the time, but stuffed toys is taking it a little too far for my liking.
Well you made it this far, so you must have been somewhat interested or as twisted as I am. The facts are out there now, it's your time to pass judgment. All I am doing is uncovering the truth.