Posted on 12/11/2009 2:48:06 PM PST by posterchild
A CONVICTED drug dealer was able to grow a potent marijuana plant inside his UK prison cell.
Prison guards were clueless that drug dealer Mohamed Jalloh was growing marijuana in his cell - and even decorated a four-foot plant as a Christmas tree.
It was only when a jealous inmate raised the alert that prison staff realised the plot that had unfolded under their noses.
However, prison guards had to use a Google image search to identify the cannabis plants.
(Excerpt) Read more at news.com.au ...

Get outta here! Okay, this was a great laugh. Obviously intelligence was NOT high on the list or qualifications for the job. LOL!
Well, it’s a pretty safe bet the folks at Google know what a pot plant looks like; and the processed product as well.
Not to be a thread hijacker or nothing....
But this thread is a good a place as any to post the following....
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This thread has been pulled.
Pulled on 12/11/2009 2:54:11 PM PST by Admin Moderator, reason:
If people didnt act like 12 year olds we wouldnt need to pull it.
Okay
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This was the reply on yet another Moro Islamic Liberation Front thread.
(Ain’t our mods funny???)
jealous inmate - ‘How come Mohamed gets a Cannabis tree for Christmas and all I get is this lousy Coca tree?’
People in the country which gave us Monty Python no longer know pot when they see it? The country which had a queen who smoked it don’t recognize it?
Sic Transit Gloria Britannia
[hums the theme from “Hogan’s Heroes”]
I am pretty sure that Elizabeth has never smoked weed.
You sort of expect that of a company that has grown to a net worth of $185 Billion in less than 14 years.
It is known, however, that Queen Victoria used to drink cannabis tea.
He should have been praised for his thriftiness. I’m sure he was just growing it for the fiber so he could make some nice sturdy prison duds.
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