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  The Good Feathers are into some bad shit these days. :(
context: My meth bird brings all the boys to the yard, and they're like, it's better than yours. >
  
  somebody did the math on how much meth a pigeon can carry and still fly. impressive. >
  
  Someone on meth did the math on how much meth a pigeon could carry. But who did the math  and on how much meth? >
  
  Matt. Matt does meth and math with his mother who likes moths. The moth that mother mixed meth with might do meth math, but the meth moth moved into mother's mouth. Mother's mouth munched the meth moth, leaving Matt with the meth math. >
  
  Meth, Math, More >
  
  Meth, Math and Beyond >
  
  I gotta respect the ingenuity >
  
  Yea very intelligent birds, I didn't even know they could make drugs >
  
  I would be curious to hear from someone who trains these kinds of pigeons how they get them to fly to a specific location. Next we will hear prison guards drop an Apple air tag in pigeon backpack to find where it originated from. >
  
  Homing pigeons could be trained to fly to any location where they had been fed if I recall correctly. So, make sure they only ever eat in two places and you’ll have a homing pigeon. >
  
  If it is a homing pigeon, could they not put a tracking device on it and send it back? >
  
  It was attempting to overthrow the prison drug dealers by forming a coo >
  
  POWERBIRD! It's like crystal meth on a bird! It's crystal meth on a bird! AHHHH! >
  
  Drugs are becoming so common even pigeons are using.
  Sad state of affairs >
  
  It’s not that big a deal. They’re not getting prescriptions from fake doctors for opioids.
  Yet.