Opinion of marijuana edibles

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

They're a lot better than smoking it if you're a non-cigarette smoker, which is actually probably a big reason why I've never used marijuana that much. But those gummy bears I got in Colorado were really fun.

You got to be careful though, like the guy I came with who ate a whole half of a chocolate bar at once and then fell down in the bar later. But carrying out small cookie bites or whatever I think for some quick highs would be efficient, after visiting Denver I'm thinking now of asking around if anyone has a supplier who bakes edibles.

[Torie]

Well they have more calories. Other than that ...

[bedstuy]

Usually, it's a worse high in my experience.  It's more of a body high which I don't like at all. 

[Lief 🗽]

I definitely prefer them to smoking. The only problem is that you're high a lot longer, so you have to set aside most of the day to enjoy them.

[TDAS04]

I'd like to try some.

[Oldiesfreak1854]

Horrible Food.

[RFayette]

Horrible, because it can encourage use among underage kids (just like flavored cigarettes). 

[Starbucks Union Thug HokeyPuck]

Horrible, because it can encourage use among underage kids (just like flavored cigarettes). 

Lol at being worried about "underage kids" being stoned.  Who cares?  It's THC.  So what if they think about Spongebob deeper and eat more cookies?

[RFayette]

Horrible, because it can encourage use among underage kids (just like flavored cigarettes). 

Lol at being worried about "underage kids" being stoned.  Who cares?  It's THC.  So what if they think about Spongebob deeper and eat more cookies?

That's your opinion and I respect that.

However, my opinion is that during formative years, parents should be vigilant to ensure that kids aren't "high" during that time; there's a lot to learn, socially and academically, in those times, and being high just doesn't help matters.   Plus, the risk of dependence is greater for younger people.

Note I didn't say edibles should be banned, just that they're not advisable.

[Lief 🗽]

You can bake themself if you have a ready access to weed, BRTD. And it doesn't even smell. Look up "firecrackers."

[memphis]

We used to make them often back in my day. The commercial ones now available in the good states are far superior. The professionals know what they are doing. But when you're 19 and just have to have green eggs and ham, homemade cooking can a fun social experience. I'm planning a trip to Seattle this summer. It will be fun to see what products are now on the market.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

I'm thinking now of asking around if anyone has a supplier who bakes edibles.

You really gotta work on your networking game if you don't have a guy yet.

As I've said many times, I don't use marijuana unless I'm with other people who are doing it. Even if I lived in Colorado or Washington I doubt I'd do it that much more too, since I like to keep it as kind of a "special occasion" thing and not get bored with it.

[🦀🎂🦀🎂]

Horrible, because it can encourage use among underage kids (just like flavored cigarettes). 

Lol at being worried about "underage kids" being stoned.  Who cares?  It's THC.  So what if they think about Spongebob deeper and eat more cookies?

Very funny, but their is evidence that underage marijuana use can have negative effects on the brain.

But edibles are obvious FReedom Foods.