The white bits are emulsified oil from washing itWhen I was younger my dealer once offered what he called opium laced hash, along with the normal stuff… I wasn’t tempted and went for some once pressed hash that looked huge in comparison.
The other stuff was flecked with white bits which at the time I presumed to be opium but on reflection that’s the wrong colour… probably contaminated with plaster or something
I was suspicious it was perlite or something… the first press hash was good though, an oz was massive, just break and crumble.
Not exactly.
Was that directed to me? Yes, I can read.
People that smoked these Thai sticks are sharing their experiences, how is that heresay ?
sorry mate ,,
there was no thai sicks from there mate ,
so they are regional , or they are not regional ,, which is it ??
im only interested in facts mate ,
It's heresay because they are basing that on what they're told. No one has any evidence of opium in Thai Sticks. Just because someone was told there was opium in your stick does not make it so.
Hearsay occurs when a witness testifies about something that he or she heard about but didn't witness personally. You aren't allowed to testify that something is true just because someone told you it was true. You can only say that something is true when you know it is because you observed it yourself.
might have stemmed from the fact french have bread sticks even mate lol,I wasn't alive so my thoughts really have no weight when it comes to this, but it seems that everyone is hung up on the idea that the Thais didn't/wouldn't do this, so its just a myth.
But to me it sounds like something a dealer would certainly do. Put some opium or heroin in alcohol and spray the tincture on the buds. Then make up a fantastical story to tell all your customers. That before leaving Thailand, a group of maidens dunks each stick by hand, one at a time, into liquefied opium, then dries it' slowly by blowing loving kisses in its direction.
At some point some customer was like, I don't want to smoke hard drugs and the dealer says oh.. well.. it's not really real opium, it's just the leftovers from the process of making it, a by-product if you will.
Then more rumors and legends were created.
Seriously tho. I'm sure that at some point in the 70s somebody sold opiated weed. Probably even in stick form, but to me -that doesn't have to mean that the Thais were the ones that made them.
I remember seeing weed show in Thailand and the host asked about Thai sticks and the guy said that the Thais didn't form there weed like that. He said that was something that a ingenious G.I. created just to help sell and advertise his product, they nobody was forming sticks in Thailand until that customers started demanding it in sticks. This was a young guy, that wouldn't have been alive at the time, so who knows if he's bullshitting or not. Is there any documentation that shows Thai sticks before the US entered Vietnam? Did the French find Thai sticks when they were in Vietnam before the Americans?
