#CANNABIS

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garden update 🌿

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I'm single,come get me 🍑🍆👅

[the-blunt-diaries]

PLATINUM OG SHATTER 🍯

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On September 20th 1972 Paul McCartney was arrested for possession of marijuana at his farm in the Mull of Kintyre.

McCartney appeared at Campbeltown Sheriff Court in March 1973, where a £100 fine was imposed on him. He had pleaded guilty to knowingly cultivating five cannabis plants in a greenhouse on his 500-acre High Park Farm, a few miles from the town.

The former Beatle told waiting reporters that he was pleased with the outcome and that it could have been worse. “I was planning on writing a few songs in jail,” he conceded. “It would have been all right as long as I had a guitar.”

During the twenty-five minute hearing, his defence counsel said that he had “an immense interest in horticulture.” McCartney said later: “I have grown quite a few kinds of pot plants in the greenhouse. One gets quite a few gifts of all kinds from fans. These seeds arrived by post, so I planted them in five pots.” He added: “I feel that there should be legislation on the use of cannabis. Drink is a much worse drug to my mind than cannabis.”

The procurator fiscal told the court that the plants were found by police making a routine crime prevention visit to McCartney’s hilltop farm near Campbeltown. John McCluskey, QC, for McCartney, said: “The plants were growing absolutely openly. There was no attempt to conceal them and I feel this is a technical offence.”

Fining him £100, Sheriff D.J. McDairmaid said he took into account that cannabis seeds had been given to McCartney in a gift.

McCartney’s counsel, Mr. John McCluskey, said that as a result of the conviction McCartney would be refused admission to the United States, possibly for two or three years, which would have a serious effect on his business interests.

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Stoner Mutuals! I Seek Your Advice!

So, a while back I decided, “hey, I’m in my late forties and weed is legal here now, might as well give it a try.” Thing is, I don’t smoke and don’t particularly want to. So, edibles it is, then.

Turns out that at least for me, edibles take two hours to kick in. This makes for a steep learning curve, and I keep giving up. Over approximately a year-and-a-half, I’ve tried edibles three times. The results so far:

Attempt #1. 10 mg (5 of CBD and 5 of THC)— Waayy too much. I was totally baked and very giggly. Yes, I knew I was supposed to try a tiny bit and wait half-an-hour to see if anything happened before trying any more. See what I wrote above about it taking two hours for me to feel any effects. On the upside, stoner references in the media now make more sense to me. It really does make you want to talk about time, space, and magic to anybody who’ll listen.

Attempt #2. 2.5 mg— Not enough. No noticeable effects at all.

Attempt #3. 5 mg— Still not enough. I felt very slightly more relaxed than usual, but not enough to be worth the two-hour wait.

Have decided to give it another go this weekend and see if 7.5 mg is the sweet spot. I’ve also decided to try a different product which is mainly THC, as that sounds more interesting (I gather the effects of CBD are ‘feeling relaxed,’ and I can get that from one alcoholic beverage and save myself an hour and fifty minutes).

So— does 7.5 mg THC make sense? Any movie recommendations? (checks info on packet— huh, this says it can take up to *four* hours to feel the full effects. This seems like the most inconvenient recreational substance ever)

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My willpower is weak!!

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[bastianweber1]

Peace of mind 🌲💨