"Green" Burgers?

Sup guys? This is a ridiculous question, but I was watching World's Dumbest Criminals, a clip show on TruTV, and this came up. Apparently two dumbass kids working at McDonald's thought it'd be a good idea to add a little something extra to two cops' burgers. The announcer says they got pretty stoned off it and the kids got arrested.

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Their idiotic choice of customer aside, is something like this possible? I wouldn't think ground beef would have a high enough fat content to take up the THC. If this works, I'd love to try it on my next camping trip.

Seems to me the little amount of mj in a burger would hardly overdose anyone, I think it was just paranoia rather than anything and they blew it out of proportion just to make a point, give me a break, cops would say and do anything to make mj look evil, omg I'm surprised they wern't in icu for a month or two.

Tru Tv is not true tv. Like the towing repo bs reenactments

Its pretty funny but its not "true".

Takes a lot longer to feel a buzz when you eat compared to when you smoke.

Cops probably just bit a stem and was like, WTF ? Opened it up and saw the weed.

Then good cop bad cop to get the two stooges to implicate each other.

I wish i could call the cops on McDs everytime they give me dollarhea

DeeTee said:

Seems to me the little amount of mj in a burger would hardly overdose anyone, I think it was just paranoia rather than anything and they blew it out of proportion just to make a point, give me a break, cops would say and do anything to make mj look evil, omg I'm surprised they wern't in icu for a month or two.

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Yeah, I figured that they didn't really feel anything. I was more curious if it would be possible to make at home. You'd probably be better off cooking some decarb'd weed in some melted cheese and topping the burger with that, right?

^^^^I surpose that would work but how much would it take to OD?^^^ those cops were so full of BS.

Avoid caffeinated drinks and other stimulating elements,
Limit milk products and red beef...