As college-rooted practical jokes go, the on-campus digital traffic sign reading “SMOKE WEED EVERYDAY” at the University of Montana is right up there with the time a Los Angeles art student
If you drove by the corner of Sixth and Arthur streets in Missoula on Monday morning you might have seen the prankster’s handiwork, undoubtedly a shout-out to one of Dr. Dre’s most memorable kiss-offs.
(Nate Dogg closed Dre and Snoop Dogg’s “The Next Episode” with the phrase that has become so iconic that many video-sharing sites .)
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The message was only on the sign for 10-15 minutes, according to the university’s Peggy Kuhr, .
“The password was changed, so whoever did this can’t get in again,” Kuhr told . When the paper contacted the sign’s owner, Professional Construction Services, the company’s president Wade Sellers said they had nothing to do with the message and it wasn’t an attempt to advocate for the legalization of marijuana.
“Definitely not,” Sellers told the paper.
University police officer Luke Hoerner had a more jovial sense of humor about the whole ordeal when he spoke with the Montana Kaimin, the University’s student-run daily newspaper.
“I actually think it’s kinda funny,” Hoerner .
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