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Here's a gag gift for the friend who has opinions about glassware. Wood Rocket's I Can Smoke Weed Out of That is an adult colouring book built around one running joke: page after page of objects that stoners have, at some point, claimed they could smoke out of. Joints and bongs show up, but so do apples, bubblers, gravity bongs and an entire hotboxed car.
There are 24 single-subject illustrations, each one a different "smokeable" object drawn with Wood Rocket's cartoon style and line work clean enough to colour without squinting. The humour comes from the ever-more-ridiculous list rather than anything explicit, so it's one of the tamer books in the Wood Rocket range: weed jokes, not nudity. It's a novelty for laughing at, not a how-to guide.
The pages are printed on 80 lb stock with a glossy cover. That's heavier than standard printer paper, so coloured pencils and crayons work well and fine-tip markers are fine. Heavy alcohol markers can still show through, so slip a sheet of scrap card behind the page if you're using them.
Wood Rocket pitches it at 4/20 parties, gift swaps and lazy evenings in, and it works as a coffee-table book at a gathering where guests can each colour a page. Pair it with a pack of pencils and it's a complete present. It contains drawings only and no cannabis.
Want a companion? Try Who Smokes Weed? or High AF, or see every title in the Wood Rocket collection.
Helpful answers about Wood Rocket I Can Smoke Weed Out of That Adult Coloring Book.
No. Unlike many Wood Rocket colouring books, the theme here is cannabis humour rather than sex. The pages show objects people joke about smoking from, drawn as cartoons. It's still an adult novelty, so keep it on a grown-up shelf.
Wood Rocket lists 24 pages of illustrations, printed on heavier 80 lb paper with a glossy cover. That's enough for a party where several people each colour a page, or a few relaxed evenings on your own.
Coloured pencils and crayons give the cleanest results on this paper. Markers work too; for juicy alcohol markers, put a spare sheet behind the page in case of bleed-through. Gel pens are fun for highlights on the glassware drawings.
No. It's a joke book with pictures to colour, not instructions. Each page is a punchline about an object, from a classic joint to an apple, with no step-by-step content.
A pack of coloured pencils and a second Wood Rocket book make a tidy bundle. Our books collection has more adult titles if your friend prefers raunchier humour.