'cannabis cakes'

Sunnyisland · 04-12-2011 07:31PM #1

A judge was yesterday told how to bake 'cannabis cakes', and told that they were similar to barm brack and nice "with a cup of tea".
Paraic Brannigan (35), of Claremont Park, Rahoon, Co Galway, admitted having 18 slices of cannabis cake to sell for ?4 each at the Rory Gallagher music festival in Ballyshannon, Co Donegal, on June 5.
Judge Kevin Kilrane asked: "Who bakes them or where can we get them?"
Brannigan's solicitor told Ballyshannon District Court that "a speck" of cannabis was added to the cake, which was baked like a bun.
"The content is very, very low," the solicitor said.
Sentencing was adjourned until January 6.

Read more: http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/local-national/republic-of-ireland/irish-judge-gets-cannabis-cake-cookery-lesson-16086045.html#ixzz1falHz5O3

What do you think ? maybe we can you sell them at the local sunday markets keep everyone on a high

Stained Class · 04-12-2011 07:35PM

realies wrote: »

What do you think ? maybe we can you sell them at the local sunday markets keep everyone on a high

Yeah, it's high time we had something to cheer about.:pac:

Spunge · 04-12-2011 07:38PM

man i hope this doesnt turn into a retarded cannabis debate

Nodin · 04-12-2011 07:38PM

realies wrote: »

A judge was yesterday told how to bake 'cannabis cakes', and told that they were similar to barm brack and nice "with a cup of tea".
Paraic Brannigan (35), of Claremont Park, Rahoon, Co Galway, admitted having 18 slices of cannabis cake to sell for ?4 each at the Rory Gallagher music festival in Ballyshannon, Co Donegal, on June 5.
Judge Kevin Kilrane asked: "Who bakes them or where can we get them?"
Brannigan's solicitor told Ballyshannon District Court that "a speck" of cannabis was added to the cake, which was baked like a bun.
"The content is very, very low," the solicitor said.
Sentencing was adjourned until January 6.

Read more: http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/local-national/republic-of-ireland/irish-judge-gets-cannabis-cake-cookery-lesson-16086045.html#ixzz1falHz5O3

What do you think ? maybe we can you sell them at the local sunday markets keep everyone on a high

Drugs = bad.

Legal drugs = end of roman empire, therefore very bad.

CiaranMT · 04-12-2011 07:40PM

Want.

amacca · 04-12-2011 07:41PM

realies wrote: »

What do you think ? maybe we can you sell them at the local sunday markets keep everyone on a high

Just regulate the stuff properly.....sell it any cake, bun ,muffin or any other form you like after that.

Insurance not extended to cover related medical issues +refuse to treat anyone with problems due to consumption if they cant pay for their own treatment.

yay!

amacca · 04-12-2011 07:42PM

Spunge wrote: »

man i hope this doesnt turn into a retarded cannabis debate

too much stuff'll do that to ya bud!

anyway its too late, no cigar/joint the minute cannabis is mentioned...sorry about that :pac::pac::pac::pac::pac::pac::pac::pac::pac:

murraykil · 04-12-2011 07:43PM

Nodin wrote: »

Drugs = bad.

Legal drugs = end of roman empire, therefore very bad.

ZZZzzz .... nod'in off .... zzz

Catari Jaguar · 04-12-2011 07:43PM

No no no!! Don't bake! The paranoia. Bad trip, bad trip!

dazberry · 04-12-2011 07:51PM

realies wrote: »

... admitted having 18 slices of cannabis cake to sell for ?4 each at the Rory Gallagher music festival in Ballyshannon, Co Donegal, on June 5. ...

Well at-least he can claim a street value of €72, the gards would probably be claiming the value as per the complete weight of the cakes - circa 35k

Of course since there was only a speck in each one, he really should have been selling them for €2 ea., fuppin rip-off...

D.

mikom · 04-12-2011 07:53PM

Just nippin' out to buy some porter cake......

Sunnyisland · 04-12-2011 07:54PM

How many would one have to consume to feel stoned full

Chuck Stone · 04-12-2011 07:56PM

Cake and tea. Mmmmmm.

RichieC · 04-12-2011 07:59PM

how did he get caught with them?

Ellis Dee · 04-12-2011 08:02PM

realies wrote: »

A judge was yesterday told how to bake 'cannabis cakes', and told that they were similar to barm brack and nice "with a cup of tea".
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Judge Kevin Kilrane asked: "Who bakes them or where can we get them?"

Ohhh, I just love the feigned innocence of Judge Kilrane, as if he wouldn't know where to score. :rolleyes::rolleyes:

Or could he really be one of the half dozen people in Ireland who genuinely couldn't get hold of some dope within a day or two, at the latest?:)

Hash cakes are actually a bit of a waste of good dope, because you need to put in the making of a good few joints just to get any kind of a buzz out of the cakes. I only recommend them if, through some great fortune, you happen to have lots and lots of the stuff to spare. :cool:

gamgsam · 04-12-2011 08:03PM

realies wrote: »

"a speck" of cannabis was added to the cake, which was baked like a bun.

He's doing it wrong

murraykil · 04-12-2011 08:08PM

Ellis Dee wrote: »

Ohhh, I just love the feigned innocence of Judge Kilrane, as if he wouldn't know where to score. :rolleyes::rolleyes:

Or could he really be one of the half dozen people in Ireland who genuinely couldn't get hold of some dope within a day or two, at the latest?:)

He asked how to get the cakes, not the dope! It must be that he is too lazy to bake them himself, despite the free lesson. :pac:

lastlaugh · 04-12-2011 08:21PM

If this had happened in Saudi, the Judge would have sentenced him to be Stoned.

Gonzor · 04-12-2011 08:23PM

For my 16th birthday a few of the lads baked me a mini cannabis cake. They didnt bother to mention the ingrediants until *after* I had it all ate :eek: :eek: :eek:

ALthough I should have known there was something weird about it when half the building was standing there grinning and pissing themselves laughing and taking pics while I ate it... :rolleyes:

It was very very very bad buzz to say the least, I would not wish it on anybody. I never took drugs before that, and I dont think I'll ever try them again either....

Stercus Accidit · 04-12-2011 08:29PM

If you go to any of the parks here you have people in costumes selling 'edibles', it's completely harmless really. In San Francisco any professionals I've met smoke weed the same way we go for a pint with friends and I am completely convinced it should be treated like alcohol back home and regulated.
By making it illegal it is only wasters who smoke it, here where it is 'medical marijuana' and as common as a beer everyone smokes it, within moderation and it doesn't do a bit of harm. The 'stoners' go back to their jobs in silicon valley or the financial district and continue to work in one of the biggest economies in the world. Funny that.

mikom · 04-12-2011 08:30PM

Stercus Accidit wrote: »

If you go to any of the parks here you have people in costumes selling 'edibles', it's completely harmless really. In San Francisco any professionals I've met smoke weed the same way we go for a pint with friends and I am completely convinced it should be treated like alcohol back home and regulated.
By making it illegal it is only wasters who smoke it, here where it is 'medical marijuana' and as common as a beer everyone smokes it, within moderation and it doesn't do a bit of harm. The 'stoners' go back to their jobs in silicon valley or the financial district and continue to work in one of the biggest economies in the world. Funny that.

While back in Ireland we are still being fed a line of shite...... and the real dopes gobble it up.

kylith · 04-12-2011 08:32PM

The space cakes in the 'Dam are bloody tasty, I know that much

Spacedog · 04-12-2011 08:40PM

lastlaugh wrote: »

If this had happened in Saudi, the Judge would have sentenced him to be Stoned.

You sir are my GOD!

Worth mentioning though, that only a small amount of cannabis is needed to alleviate the pain of arthritis, muscle pain and many other chronic medical conditions. Not nearly as much as it takes to get intoxicated.

Many elderly people prefer to take it this way for this very reason.

paulosham · 04-12-2011 09:02PM

I heard that one young kid who ate some of that drug cake cried all the water out of his body. Just imagine how his mother felt? It's a fuking disgrace.

kylith · 04-12-2011 09:07PM

Spacedog wrote: »

You sir are my GOD!

Worth mentioning though, that only a small amount of cannabis is needed to alleviate the pain of arthritis, muscle pain and many other chronic medical conditions. Not nearly as much as it takes to get intoxicated.

Many elderly people prefer to take it this way for this very reason.

You mean that elderly people eat it because they only want a little bit? You're aware that you need to eat a lot less than you'd smoke for the same effect. E.g. Smoke 2 joints, get a bit of a buzz. Eat 2 joint's worth in a yoghurt, get monged off of your face.

superstoner90 · 04-12-2011 09:10PM

paulosham wrote: »

I heard that one young kid who ate some of that drug cake cried all the water out of his body. Just imagine how his mother felt? It's a fuking disgrace.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37OWL7AzvHo

Immaculate Pasta · 04-12-2011 09:11PM

We should bring back capital punishment for scum like this :mad:

GreenWolfe · 04-12-2011 09:42PM

paulosham wrote: »

I heard that one young kid who ate some of that drug cake cried all the water out of his body. Just imagine how his mother felt? It's a fuking disgrace.

superstoner90 wrote: »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37OWL7AzvHo

You haven't got the reference, clearly.....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8dBo-GcrXU

Begins @ 1:34

superstoner90 · 04-12-2011 09:46PM

EarthlyPangaea wrote: »

You haven't got the reference, clearly....

LH Pathe · 04-12-2011 09:52PM

gamgsam wrote: »

realies wrote: »

"a speck" of cannabis was added to the cake, which was baked like a bun.

He's doing it wrong

not in his mind he's not

I'd say he meant a speck and no more where customers are clueless to the content. its a bit like the '50 bag' phenomenon all you know is how much you'll pay

Ellis Dee · 04-12-2011 10:14PM

There was a delightful news report in a Finnish newspaper in the late 1990s that reinforced my belief in the power of karma.:)

A young man was arrested for non-payment of fines and incarcerated in police cells in a small town in the central part of the country.

Some time later, a young woman arrived at the desk, carrying a basket of pulla (very tasty buns flavoured with cardamon) and a flask of coffee and asked to be allowed to visit the prisoner.

She was told that this was against regulations, but protested that she only wanted to give him some buns and coffee. The two cops on duty said they'd give the buns to the prisoner ...

Flash forward several hours. A concerned citizen calls the regional alarm centre and reports that a police car is being driven very erratically -- all over the road in fact -- and then, oops, adds that it has gone off the road and into a tree and is totalled.:eek:

Meanwhile, in another town some hundred kilometres away, a police car drives into the garage of the police station there. Through the door, which is closed, and is totalled, along with the police car that is inside.

Two cops in hospital (fortunately not too badly injured), three patrol cars totalled and a prisoner in a cell who, when questioned, says he knows nothing. And how could he?;)

As for the two cops, when they eventually came down from cloud nine, the only description of the young woman that they could give was that she was blonde and attractive - which didn't really narrow it down all that much in Finland.

The few buns that the two cops hadn't scoffed were analysed and just one of them contained enough hash to get a couple of people stoned. Clearly, the girl had baked enough to keep her friend stoned for a week at least.

But justice was done. The two cops were charged with stealing the food, convicted and fined.;)

'cannabis cakes'

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