It tastes pretty disgusting and is very narcotic, very sleepy high that does not last long.Moldy, how does this stuff smoke? i assume it at least works or how has a market developed? Ta.
Whatever, I don't care, I just don't like it when people come into threads and start posting about people not having common sense etc, when they have no clue what they're talking about. Brick weed is mostly made like this, except some places like Mexico, they dry and cure the bud before pressing. The article also states (sorry I didn't translate the entire thing) that some farmers in Paraguay do dry it for a few days before pressing. 15 -20 years ago we used to get really nice green bricks from Paraguay, but for some reason, it seems that the market got dominated by the newer shitty way of slash and press with no dry or cure....erghMoldy, perhaps the title should have mentioned the country.
Funny you mention that. There was an Indonesian ship that was packed to the hilt with that bud en route to the USA, via the coast of South America, and was being tracked by the DEA in the mid eighties. The crew were alerted that it would be boarded the next day and they began to desperately unload the cargo (stored in 1 gallon milk cans) into the sea. The following weeks were like Christmas to stoners. Tons of cans washed onto shore and floated all through Rio and made many people happy and became an instant legend. The bud was exquisite as you mention, and had Indonesian newspapers lining the cans...Brick weed ranges in quality quite a bit. I remember some Indonesian stuff we were getting in NYC around the mid 80's that was sort of carefully bricked, if that's possible. It was almost as good as the sensi from california, and priced accordingly.
The ship was a made in Taiwan, reformed in Australia, and when it was intercepted on route to the USA from Asia, it was flying a Panamanian flag and was working for some "company" called Compal Investments. They were boarded by the Federal Police near the coast and the cans had already been thrown overboard.Este navio foi construído originalmente como pesqueiro em Formosa, com o nome de Foo Lang III, anos depois passou por reformas na Austrália sendo rebatizado Geraldtown Endeavour.
Em 1986 foi novamente renomeado, desta vez como Solana Star de bandeira Panamenha servindo a empresa Compal Investimentos S.A.,
Em setembro de 1987 o Solano Star passava pelo litoral do Brasil, seguindo da Asia para os USA.
Em 14 de setembro, os tripulantes do Solano Star, foram avisados que a Policia Federal e a Marinha do Brasil já sabiam da carga de maconha que estava a bordo. As autoridades brasileiras, tinham sido avisadas pelo Drug Enforcement Administration DEA.
There were 20,000 cans with 1.5 kilos per can thrown overboard when they found out that the DEA were on their trail. The summer of 1988 became known as the Summer of the Can. lolPara evitar o flagrante, os tripulantes do Solana Star despejaram cerca de 20.000 latas com 1,5 quilos de maconha, nas costas do Rio de Janeiro e São Paulo. Deste total, a polícia só conseguiu recuperar cerca de 2500 latas. Com isso, o verão carioca ficou caracterizado como "Verão da Lata" em alusão a "ótima" qualidade da maconha desses recipientes, segundo os usuários.
brick weed is weed that has been compressed with trash compactors for easy shipment. by the time it reaches the states im sure its months old and thats why it dont smell as good. gets u fucked up tho... ever keep a bag of sour d for over a year? then take it out an smell it... im talking like a qt oz. when u take it out, it will smell like mids. brick weed is just old compressed weed. any weed sits around long enough it will smell like mids
I'm not scared of it.looks like mold my friend, I would get rid of that freak bud!
at 25$ a half oz...
You couldn't transform the shit into hash/oil/bubblehash ?
or just cook it into foods?
It happens, thats why its called a black market. Hell some of that home grown isn't all good buddy.mold
yummy
$25 per 1/2 oz... get what you pay for... or don't haha