Red Mosquito

JuanHamm wrote:

Jorge wrote:

After realizing she felt high, she asked the bride if the food was laced. "[Svoboda] said 'yes' and acted like [the guest] should be excited as if she were given a gift," according to the affidavit. "[The guest] said [Svoboda] told her she had put marijuana in the oil, smiled, and shook her head yes and acted excited."

After speaking to the bride, the guest said she felt like her heart was going to stop so she went to her car and went to sleep. She reported feeling terrified, according to court documents, so "she sent a text to herself in case she died in her car so that someone would know what happened to her."

My first instinct was mock these people for being a bunch of pansies, but I've eaten too much weed before and it can get quite unpleasant. If that was your first experience I could see it really freaking you out.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

JuanHamm wrote:

Jorge wrote:

After realizing she felt high, she asked the bride if the food was laced. "[Svoboda] said 'yes' and acted like [the guest] should be excited as if she were given a gift," according to the affidavit. "[The guest] said [Svoboda] told her she had put marijuana in the oil, smiled, and shook her head yes and acted excited."

After speaking to the bride, the guest said she felt like her heart was going to stop so she went to her car and went to sleep. She reported feeling terrified, according to court documents, so "she sent a text to herself in case she died in her car so that someone would know what happened to her."

My first instinct was mock these people for being a bunch of pansies, but I've eaten too much weed before and it can get quite unpleasant. If that was your first experience I could see it really freaking you out.

How does she know that these guests don’t have jobs that drug test regularly?

spike wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

JuanHamm wrote:

Jorge wrote:

After realizing she felt high, she asked the bride if the food was laced. "[Svoboda] said 'yes' and acted like [the guest] should be excited as if she were given a gift," according to the affidavit. "[The guest] said [Svoboda] told her she had put marijuana in the oil, smiled, and shook her head yes and acted excited."

After speaking to the bride, the guest said she felt like her heart was going to stop so she went to her car and went to sleep. She reported feeling terrified, according to court documents, so "she sent a text to herself in case she died in her car so that someone would know what happened to her."

My first instinct was mock these people for being a bunch of pansies, but I've eaten too much weed before and it can get quite unpleasant. If that was your first experience I could see it really freaking you out.

How does she know that these guests don’t have jobs that drug test regularly?

She doesn’t care.

Rob wrote:I love the green stuff, but I f’n hate edibles. Never use that stuff, gives me major anxiety. I would have been very pissed off. F these newlyweds.

Self wrote:

Rob wrote:I love the green stuff, but I f’n hate edibles. Never use that stuff, gives me major anxiety. I would have been very pissed off. F these newlyweds.

Huh, it's the opposite for me.

Ello Sailor wrote:

Self wrote:

Rob wrote:I love the green stuff, but I f’n hate edibles. Never use that stuff, gives me major anxiety. I would have been very pissed off. F these newlyweds.

Huh, it's the opposite for me.

Me too. This is very strange indeed, Rob.

tragabigzanda wrote:

elliseamos wrote:French President Emmanuel Macron defeated far-right leader Marine Le Pen to win re-election Sunday, with projections as polls closed showing him winning 58% to 42%.

Closer margin that 2017, when they were 66% - 34%. Interesting that she presented a kindler, gentler form of xenophobic protectionism and gained significant ground. Don't know enough about French politics and pandemic experience to know if there were specific issues driving the turnout here?

tragabigzanda wrote:Thanks McP!