- Opiated Thai Sticks: Myth or Truth? -

[Nexus7]

True story!

 

[Herbal-Essence]

There is something deeply philosophical about ChatGPT hallucinating over opiated thaisticks... wild shit

 

[mudballs]

Nice...they ain't rewriting AI neural dataset...we win fk you

 

[chilliwilli]

There is something deeply philosophical about ChatGPT hallucinating over opiated thaisticks... wild shit

It just copys the most repeated shit on the internet.
Wiki as a source is meh but chatgpt

 

[mudballs]

True, but they are now fully incapable of writing the history they want...they can hate on hempys' experiences all they want, they are no longer a defacto authority by deleting, editing, banning, and last word posts...bird is out of the cage so to speak

 

[Dime]

I would say opiated thai sticks would have definitely been a thing.

There was lots of heroin going round these parts up until early 2000's and yes people would even spike their own as well as lace other peoples weed.

I think it would be foolish for people to think westerners were the first to mix opium and weed together!

No one said that it was never done, they are saying it was never done to tons at a time. Imagine soaking 70 tons of weed in opium water,that would be quite a task.

 

[mudballs]

There's someone saying it never happened, cuz no evidence...I'm not naming names, but yeah weird game here

 

[Cvh]

After seeing that video how they were consuming Opium by cooking it into that tobacco like plant and smoking it regularly. I think its highly possible that some small batches might have existed where cannabis was used soaked in Opium. Both opium and cannabis are grown commercial into that region.

But definitely not on a large scale.

 

[@hempy]

I didn't see much of it over the years, when Thai was being imported in and most of the people I know that did smoke them were like me, they tried them and preferred the normal Thai.

I often wounded, why did they opiate them, the only conclusion I could think of over the years was to get more people hooked onto harder opioids.