To all the joint smokers
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I just saw I can get a box of RAW organic slims for the same price as the classic ones. Does anyone know if there is any noticable diffference with the organic ones?
Peace
Peace
REALLY??? I guess I been called worse,,,, by better people.My favorite way is an old soda can, but The poll asked bout joints.lol
Twisted
JointOperation
Active member
in the area I live.. its ZIG ZAG KINGSIZE .. lol. unless u wana drive to the headshops and pay retarded prices for raw and other shit .. but I like kingsize just so I can roll a nice long joint.. instead of some tiny thing that's gone in a few puffs and burning your fingertips lol
silver shiny zags or rizlas blue or silver/black pack,..
TS
TS
Those just showed up in my area, I get them in single wide size. Great papers. 99 cents too!
Elements are my go to. Unbleached Pure Hemp are great but not available locally.
Bambu Hemp papers. The only papers we should be using for joints IMO.
barnyard
Member
never tried the bambu but will look for them. how's the glue on their hemp papers MGB?
IME, elements seem to burn faster than the flower...for some reason I have trouble finding the glue side of the raws...orange zig zag slow burners were the standard for years but something changed and they rip real easy now
the ocb's were 2 bucks...gotta luv the ease and discretion of a bone...this j is smoking because its under a ceiling fan
IME, elements seem to burn faster than the flower...for some reason I have trouble finding the glue side of the raws...orange zig zag slow burners were the standard for years but something changed and they rip real easy now
the ocb's were 2 bucks...gotta luv the ease and discretion of a bone...this j is smoking because its under a ceiling fan
Minimal glue is the best I can describe. They roll really easy and seem to adhere pretty naturally to themselves. Bambu claims to make the finest papers in the world and advertise "natural" glue whatever that means
barnyard
Member
interesting cut 'n paste...
Bambu is a popular brand of rolling paper, which originated in Alcoy Spain, 1764. It is one of the older brands, alongside the Pay-Pay brand which originated in 1740, and some of the older French brands. Bambu papers were originally produced at a small factory in Alcoy, located in the province of Alicante, Spain. Currently all Bambu papers are outsource-produced by Miguel Y Costas at their factories in Argentina or Spain. Bambu has many different sizes of paper in two materials, all of which are naturally gummed from the glue of the african acacia tree, free of any chemical substance additives. Other rolling paper comapanies in India and China have chosen to use animal-based glues instead of the more expensive acacia glue. Bambu is all natural, adhering to the highest known standards of food and drug regulation. In contrast to Bambu's regular papers, the Pure Hemp line of papers are made from hemp. Both the hemp and non-hemp papers come in a standard size as well as "Big Bambu", a substantially longer and wider paper which is the most widely distributed rolling paper in the New York area. Bambu produces other sizes, most notably its Double-Wide size, the most popular and widely distributed rolling paper in the Caribbean and Central America. Bambu's image and style will forever be an iconic element of pop culture. Most famously, Bambu was the stylistic inspiration for Cheech and Chong's movie Up In Smoke. Bambu, along with a few other brands is one of the the last privately held major rolling paper brands.
Bambu is a popular brand of rolling paper, which originated in Alcoy Spain, 1764. It is one of the older brands, alongside the Pay-Pay brand which originated in 1740, and some of the older French brands. Bambu papers were originally produced at a small factory in Alcoy, located in the province of Alicante, Spain. Currently all Bambu papers are outsource-produced by Miguel Y Costas at their factories in Argentina or Spain. Bambu has many different sizes of paper in two materials, all of which are naturally gummed from the glue of the african acacia tree, free of any chemical substance additives. Other rolling paper comapanies in India and China have chosen to use animal-based glues instead of the more expensive acacia glue. Bambu is all natural, adhering to the highest known standards of food and drug regulation. In contrast to Bambu's regular papers, the Pure Hemp line of papers are made from hemp. Both the hemp and non-hemp papers come in a standard size as well as "Big Bambu", a substantially longer and wider paper which is the most widely distributed rolling paper in the New York area. Bambu produces other sizes, most notably its Double-Wide size, the most popular and widely distributed rolling paper in the Caribbean and Central America. Bambu's image and style will forever be an iconic element of pop culture. Most famously, Bambu was the stylistic inspiration for Cheech and Chong's movie Up In Smoke. Bambu, along with a few other brands is one of the the last privately held major rolling paper brands.
the organic raws are hemp i think
silver rizla+
or the thinnest ocb's
or the thinnest ocb's
T
Terps
RAW organics for me. The organics are thiner and less waxy than the classics, much easier to tear off a back rolled j. I got a box off a wholesaler for 16 quid, think e bay they're knockin around a score.
AssSlinger
Member
I love the RAW papers but when they are not available I settle for the thinnest OCB I can find.
I like the medium sized papers for going out and the king-size ones for parties :-D
I always try to keep a few varieties.
I also LOVE the conical RAW filters, they save me the hassle of trimming the excess paper after forming a cone filter with normal filters.
http://rawthentic.com/tips/cone/?age-verified=b648b7793b
I like the medium sized papers for going out and the king-size ones for parties :-D
I always try to keep a few varieties.
I also LOVE the conical RAW filters, they save me the hassle of trimming the excess paper after forming a cone filter with normal filters.
http://rawthentic.com/tips/cone/?age-verified=b648b7793b
raw
michaelswines
Member
When it comes down to a joint, it has to be RAW.
