Volcano users - need your input!

wang_chung

New member

• Sep 5, 2006

• #1

Volcano users of the world,
what do you call the weed that's been 'volcanoed'?
some people may throw this vaporized weed out, but my friends and I keep these goodies in a jar and save it for making cookies.. just as effective as fresh bud!

for some reason on a blurry afternoon, my friend decided that we should name this stuff... " Zaptar " .. why, you may ask? well we thought that the smell of vaporized weed resembled this middle eastern spice known as 'zatar'.. and well the volcano sorta 'zaps' the weed and what u have left is now 'zaptar'. therefore, we decided on calling that stuff zaptar.

well its a name that we use, and hope that other volcano users will spread the word out and use it as part of ur daily terminology. please show your support, at
Urban Dictionary ..

if you have another name for the vaporized weed, please do tell!

..perfect timing, the volcano just warmed up.
happy vaporizing everyone!

 

mybeans420

resident slackass

Veteran

• Sep 5, 2006

• #2

i have always thought it smelled kinda like popcorn myself.
i've heard it called scuff, but i just call it vaped weed :wink:

 

G

Guest

• Sep 5, 2006

• #3

Vapage?
LOL

small note - I've owned several different vapes and never was too hyped on how they worked. The volcano however, I think is worth every dollar, now if I could only save up another 499 to get my own.....I love my friends volcano, I know a pregnant girl that uses it daily...

 

Last edited: Sep 5, 2006

Laxpunker

Active member

• Sep 5, 2006

• #4

Eh I still kinda think you should lay off the marijuana when pregnant, or at least not toke daily

 

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Charlemagne

New member

• Sep 6, 2006

• #5

Marijuana and pregnancy sounds like a potentially harmful combo for the child.

 

G

Guest

• Sep 6, 2006

• #6

hello

zaptar sounds good

wang_chung said:

but my friends and I keep these goodies in a jar and save it for making cookies.. just as effective as fresh bud!

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please to know that, I've got like half a jar of zaptar

thanks

 

G

Guest

• Sep 6, 2006

• #7

BHO zaptar sounds like a possibility too...

I dunno about vaporizing during pregnancy, I think a pharmy could do way more harm in pregnancy than thc vapor..I wonder...

 

Laxpunker

Active member

• Sep 6, 2006

• #8

Yes, that's why you're not supposed to take pharmacuticals during pregnancy either...women aren't even supposed to take Tylenol. The way I feel 9 months sober is a small price to pay for a healthy kid.

 

G

Guest

• Sep 7, 2006

• #9

I agree, I wouldn't want anything to happen to my kid.
Just got negative rep from Dummkopf LOL
Now I feel at home huahuahuah LOL Rofl
Ignore list.....

 

Babbabud

Bodhisattva of the Earth

ICMag Donor

Veteran

• Sep 7, 2006

• #10

I think the postive much outweighs the negative of an occasional vape toke for a pregnant woman. Her body and mind are going through a million changes and if she can get a little relaxation out of a few tokes I think she should take advantage of it.

 

Verite

My little pony.. my little pony

Veteran

• Sep 7, 2006

• #11

... what do you call the weed that's been 'volcanoed'? ...

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The indians called it maize, we call it Mazola.

 

OGPurp

Member

• Sep 8, 2006

• #12

I've heard it called "vapor poo". I tried making ISO from some one, but the stuff was truly rancid with a roasted taste and dark black color. peace

 

Laxpunker

Active member

• Sep 8, 2006

• #13

Well I believe that vapped bud is pretty much devoid of THC however still contains CBN/CBD (something like that) which is why it still works well with cooking. As it'll still give you the good old couch locked feeling.

 

gl.pirate

Member

• Oct 26, 2006

• #14

Sounds interesting to say the least. You should update the urban dictionary entry to include the origin.

Take it easy.
gl.pirate

 

Gangabiss

free your SELF

Veteran

• Oct 26, 2006

• #15

Babbabud said:

I think the postive much outweighs the negative of an occasional vape toke for a pregnant woman. Her body and mind are going through a million changes and if she can get a little relaxation out of a few tokes I think she should take advantage of it.

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Very good point.


Strange you never hear about pregnant women giving up caffeine..it has a horrible profile yet people don't even regard it as a drug...

 

grandmesajoker

Active member

• Oct 26, 2006

• #16

I call mine vapor poop, but now Zaptar!

 

gl.pirate

Member

• Oct 26, 2006

• #17

Is it really worth putting your child at risk? This is probably the most important time in the child's development. A lot can go wrong. Pretty much any chemical you put in your body will be shared with your child and has the potential of causing adverse effects.

Most women get by without pot... it is part of the responsibility involved.

It sounds quite selfish to me. To each his own.

Take it easy.
gl.pirate

 

.♠.

Active member

• Oct 26, 2006

• #18

In my own opinion it is alright for the ocasional toke, especially if it is vaped.

Think of all the preservitives, caffine, dyes, processed sugars, chems from skin products, chems from medications, etc that are injested every day on a constant basis. These things will do more damage than a few vape hits.

Not to mention the benefits the vape hits will do for the overall metality of the mother to be. Her health, including mental, emotional, and psychological, are all important factors for a happy healthy birth also.

Forget the bag of Dorito's or Oreo's.

Peace

 

gl.pirate

Member

• Oct 26, 2006

• #19

Doritos and oreos will NOT have adverse effects on fetal development.

If you're going to use pot, then you definitely should be vaping, and not very often. Not every day!

As someone else said... 9 months of sobriety is worth it for a healthy baby. There are alternative means of controlling emotional and psychological problems. Smoking or vaping won't cure anything as the symptoms would most likely come back once you are sober again.

Take it easy.
gl.pirate

 

G

Guest

• Oct 27, 2006

• #20

Doritos and oreos will NOT have adverse effects on fetal development.

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You have no clue what you're talking about lady. Please study up on the dangers of saturated oils, synthetic additives and preservatives before you speak nonsense.

You may have an opinion, but don't try to back up your nonsense with emotional hearsay.