| From: | "Frank Pelletier (Trinity)" <jeanpell@****.QC.CA> |
|---|---|
| Subject: | Re: Family matters |
| Date: | Tue, 4 Aug 1998 15:39:41 -0400 |
(snipped)
>Dude, everytime I've talked to anyone who's smoked pot, they do it
>straight, either rolled as a joint or packed in a bong. And why go for a
>milder hit? And considering "grass" is pretty cheap anyway, who needs to
>stretch it out?
>
>The only time you cut it with tobacco (which is typically called a blunt)
Marijuana 101: (Yeah, as if :) )
A blunt's (a.k.a. Swishers or Cohibas) typically a cut-up cigar, lined with
crushed marijuana buds and moistened back together (Like Erik said). A
typically rolled joint is not a blunt. But it's all semantics.
People smoke buds straight up through bongs, pipes, blunts, or heated
knifes. I don't know if you've ever smoked a joint made out of straight,
fresh bud...but it's pretty harsh and hard on the throat. That's why most
people who smoke bud marijuana in joints will cut it with tobacco. Joints
who contain nothing but potent material will be, more often than not, the
less-active leaf of the plant, hence the term "weed" or "grass".
Cheap, and
milder than bud, so you don't need to cut it with tobacco.
Mind you, this is just what I heard. :)
Trinity
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