Posted on 08/07/2014 5:12:44 PM PDT by markomalley
Laws are for other people.
“Tests at the hospital revealed he had more than 100 nanograms of THC in his system, or about 20 times the legal driving limit.”
That’s a lot of dope.
Remind me never to have a Full Melt chocolate bar. Or order the “hash” at a restaurant in Colorado (can’t be too careful, I say).
The jokes just write themselves, don’t they??
Full Melt Chocolate bar
The Full Meltdown...might well have been expected
We’re in south Colorado and we’ve been laughing our a$$es off all day listening to the news reports.
Toke on!
Rocky Mountain high!
they must be lying because pot is harmless man... it’s 100% pure mother nature man.. they’re, like part of the conspiracy man...
wait, wha?? chocolate.. where?
Exactly. Just what would you expect at the “pot pavilion?” You’d think the title would be the first clue, the absence of a display of 4-H pottery would be the second.
A sinister plot perpetrated by Nabisco.
That’s been happening very frequently in CO, mainly kids eating from their upscale parents’ stashes. The stuff is expensive.
I have no problem with the medical or recreational legality of cannabis products in Colorado. I think it’s a State Right issue, and under the rule of law it is now regulated according to the intent of the people, pursuant to the Colorado Constitution. And for the record, I do not use it.
However, this story reveals what appears to be an intentional poisoning of multiple unwitting persons. Even if they were checking out the “Pot Pavilion,” this is a new and curious phenomenon in Colorado and these folks had no desire to ingest any cannabis.
It certainly does seem to make the entire cannabis industry look bad, even sinister. I would never suggest, however, that certain elements opposed to legal cannabis could or would set up an intentional poisoning for propaganda purposes.
No, that could never happen. False flags are for other people.
whoa, potheads behaving like homos: recruiting new addicts by any means possible.
These folks are in for a rude awakening. Slipping dope in the cookies is a serious crime, as it should be. Someone is probably going to regret this for a long time
What would you expect at a potfest?
Narcon?
I’ve been in bars since I quit drinking and have never expected or had anyone slip alcohol to me. Crap like this isn’t even remotely funny.
Hysterical nonsense - pot is less addictive than alcohol, and the experiences these people had will drive them away rather than toward future pot use.
Colorado is showing that stupidity can be institutionalized.
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