if you have a rolling paper depot and you find it diffcult to sell
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When I was in high-school my friend and I sat down and rolled an entire ounce with one of those.
I have seen joints rolled with the little ends inside the paper. IMO the ends make handling a roach easier. Around 15 years ago I was in Maui and bumming a fishing trip from a couple locals. The guy who owned the boat, Jimmy, used the lid from a pack of matches to roll up a cardboard cig holder. It worked pretty well for passing doobs on a boat out on the ocean.
Man we had a great day! Unoficially set the Maui dolphin daytrip record I believe. We went out again the next day and got skunked.
Man we had a great day! Unoficially set the Maui dolphin daytrip record I believe. We went out again the next day and got skunked.
CaptainDankness
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That's actually a great idea, there is a few people I will not smoke a joint with cause they wet it all up. It's one thing if you want to make out with me but a wet doobie is just gross.
french lights aren't so bad. Certainly better than a lot of the more mainstream papers.....burn one up with a lighter flame and let me know how much residue is left and what color is is. Then do that with some of the other brands. That's going into your lungs. Then do it with a Club and you'll know why I use those ungummed gifts from the heavens, and being the paranoid type when it comes to good things and being nervous about them going out of business or whatever, I bought a couple cases of them as a kind of life..... and then after-life supply
I'm not sure that's a good test since that's not how it's burned in practice, maybe it burns differently when burned slow with pot. I'm fine with seeing residue if my throat doesn't detect harsh burning paper.
How old? I have not had them since mid 1980's. There are some old cases on e-bay.
In my opinion, Club papers, original square package or Cabaret size, were some of the finest papers ever made...
In the late 70's, one of my best buddies had a friend who was an expert stained-glass artist..
My buddy commissioned his friend to make this for him...
One-of-a-kind piece of artwork! This photo doesn't do it justice... If you could see it in real life, it's breathtaking!
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In the late 70's, one of my best buddies had a friend who was an expert stained-glass artist..
My buddy commissioned his friend to make this for him...
One-of-a-kind piece of artwork! This photo doesn't do it justice... If you could see it in real life, it's breathtaking!
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Woulda said late 70's judging by the hair, but yea early 80's is close enough. That glass piece is super awesome and cool, would totally try to buy it offa your bud if I had the opportunity. Very nice!
Also, that's a whole lotta man in one picture, mang! Showed it to my lady friend and I think she's pregnant now.
