Question about brownies.

[Kushman35]

I'm not sure if this is where to ask about it becuse I'm new. Anyways, my friend gave me this brownie that he says is from a batch he made that is the craziest brownies he has ever had. I'm planning to split it with me and a friend, and I've never actually had a brownie, but I've been smoking quite a bit in the past few months. My question is however, do you guys think that after eating it I would be able to drive about 3 hours later? I know this is a vague question but just answer it as if it was one of the strongest brownie you've ever had. Thanks

Kushman35 Reviewed by Kushman35 on 02-05-2010. Question about brownies. I'm not sure if this is where to ask about it becuse I'm new. Anyways, my friend gave me this brownie that he says is from a batch he made that is the craziest brownies he has ever had. I'm planning to split it with me and a friend, and I've never actually had a brownie, but I've been smoking quite a bit in the past few months. My question is however, do you guys think that after eating it I would be able to drive about 3 hours later? I know this is a vague question but just answer it as if it Rating: 5

[killerweed420]

If its good quality and you haven't ate brownies before I wouldn't recommend driving. Brownie highs are different than smoking highs. They last a lot longer and they are heavy in the couchlock department. Usually takes about an hour for them to kick in and they will stay with you for a good 6 to 8 hours.

[mugenbao]

There's no way I could drive three hours after "one of the strongest brownie you've ever had".

In fact, I couldn't really do much more than slouch back on the couch and stare at the television with my legs shaking. I was paralytic leg-shaking stoned.

It was glorious, but I couldn't even walk to the car, let alone drive it.

[LOC NAR on probation]

Give me two of them brownies and I'll drive that couch anywhere we want to go.

Really friends don't let friends brownied. LOL