Hey Lowell, about great weed... LOL

robi666 says on Nov 8, 2007, 16:26:

http://www.bluntwrap.com/

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dwmte7 says on Nov 8, 2007, 18:22:

are we talkin about what i think we're talkin about?

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Man Tequila says on Nov 8, 2007, 19:05:

Dandelions?

Aunque no me creas/ si me lo propongo/ lograre olvidarte/ porque a fin de cuentas/ no soy tan cobarde./ Y termino todo una de estas tardes/ no sera dificil buscar algún sitio donde refugiarme/ donde nunca mas vuelvas a encontrarme. (Polo Montañez)

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robi666 says on Nov 8, 2007, 19:25:

I figured out that a millimeter of the bag at the bottom is missed.
So, they open the wrap cutting the bottom, fabricate the marihuana cigar with the original flavoured wrap and close it again with a heat sealing machine.

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Robert Jorge says on Nov 8, 2007, 21:21:

Purely for scientific purposes, I would like to try the blueberry blunt. ....just to make sure it was a decent product.

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gold digger says on Nov 8, 2007, 21:43:

quality control testing is very important.

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august says on Nov 8, 2007, 21:47:

robbi666, one might as well go ahead and inform the public about where exactly in the streets of Medellin this menacing product is being pushed on the public, just to keep our children out of harm's way. A'hem.

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scotty says on Nov 9, 2007, 00:28:

august is right, it is our duty as adults to go buy up all that substance to protect the children.

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Robert Jorge says on Nov 9, 2007, 00:42:

I agree. The last posters articulated what I was thinking much better than I could have. It is up to us to make sure this is a wholesome product. We should sacrifice ourselves to make sure this product is shelf-worthy. I have not partaken of the product for years - but I would volunteer to be an unbiased critic. Hey, everybody has to make a sacrifice.

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dwmte7 says on Nov 9, 2007, 04:24:

i can remember back in the late 80's when first living in medallo....my party friends were always trying to get me to do a little smoke with them, saying their 'punto rojo' was the most powerful, anywhere. i always replied, i don't know about the most powerful part, as we produce in northern calif and hawaii, smoke that'll sit you down in a chair. well, even after telling them i rarely smoked as i was more fond of 'wake up' than 'go to sleep'.

well after months of their persistance, i finally conceeded one night at a party. when they passed the dooby around to me, someone said, you better sit down douglas, this is really powerful. thinking to my self, i thought gimme a break....not like i hadn't smoked my share in life...and that, prepacked "maui wowie" and "train wreck" from humbolt co.

taking a couple of good hits, it was all to apparent these brothers didn't have a clue as to what 'killer weed' was. after the hits, i just looked at them and said, 'well, when does it come on?' nope, ;no killer weed in colombia. you guys do your taste tests and i'm sure that you'll conclude the same.

my posture hasn't changed, if i indulge in party favors--which is quite rare anymore (pity), wake me up, don't put me to sleep.
dw

dwmte

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Lowell says on Nov 9, 2007, 05:55:

Now I know what a friend was talking about. He said that they were selling weed that had different flavors. I told him about pine tasting weed, skunk....... I didn't know that it was a flavored paper. A while ago I saw some joints that had a stamped signature on them. The weed in them looked average.

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Lowell says on Nov 9, 2007, 05:59:

In my smoking days in the States I remember the pleasurable taste from good fresh weed. A vanillia flavored joint? Don't know.

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Lowell says on Nov 9, 2007, 06:00:

What's next? Flavored Perico?

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Lowell says on Nov 9, 2007, 06:02:

I volunteer to be a test monkey!

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john_stark says on Nov 9, 2007, 06:06:

We used to have weed that after you smoked it you'd lose feeling in your face and you weren't sure if you were standing up or on the ground. That was some reefer, man. The guy who grew it was an amateur botanist who liked to see how much THC he could get.

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robi666 says on Nov 9, 2007, 06:53:

I am far from being a weed expert. But this weed doesn't seem so strong.
In Italy and Europe, weed is not that common: joints are usually made out of haschisc or oil of hascisch and tobacco. And you roll it yourself.
Weed is gentler on your loans.
What surprises me in colombia is the professional manifacture and packaging.
First time I got in Barranquilla, a few years ago, I bought some joints. They were printed on the side like a normal cigarette.
But this thing in Medellin beats those all... LOL

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ColombianoGringo says on Nov 9, 2007, 07:36:

I never understood why someone would would want to ruin some good weed by wrapping it in tobacco. Besides, as dw said, the weed in Colombia is not that impressive. Once you've been around Amsterdam a few times or tried some good Cali or BC hydro, it takes a lot to impress.

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Lowell says on Nov 9, 2007, 07:58:

I'm waiting to try their version of creeper. There also seems to be some hydo around and sold to the folks in medellin and Bogota for 1 million peso an lb.

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morphus says on Nov 9, 2007, 08:19:

The best weed is laced with "dust". It used to make me hallucinate.

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dwmte7 says on Nov 9, 2007, 08:40:

an attorney buddy of mine...who became an attorney, not to practice law, but to protect himself as he wanted to grow weed commercially...went to the amsterdam convention every two years for over 25 years. he was one of the 'in' crowd, who, by trading seed strains with other old timers, produced what was then called the world strain...ie. "911" nothing but bud.

this stuff would definitely set you on your rump. pure, purple hair. smelled so strong, you could smell it twenty yards away. but it's expensive.

they've been producing "pre-pack" for years such as maui wowie and humbolt's "train wreck" not to mention "911" and i've got to say, even though i've smoked some stuff grown on a finca in llano grande which was produced over several years from 'recipes' from high times, it, too, was weak in comparison.

i haven't tried any of these flavored items, mentioned above. nor have i tried any flavored perico. just give me a line of that ole ether washed, glow in the dark, mother of pearl, thank you. colombia DOES have that.

dwmte

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Lowell says on Nov 9, 2007, 09:30:

How about some Peruvian Flake?

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oldbongo says on Nov 9, 2007, 11:03:

who watches "Weeds" on tv?
it's pretty funny, living in columbia british, growing up with the culture,
participating since the beginning, and watching our american neighbors.
now, the DEA identifies the "prince of pot" as their top priority, and are attempting
to have him extredited to do 20 years for selling seeds by mail-order.

no messin around, drugless has articulated well.
punta rojo and mona mona can compete for prestige only in colombia.
even puny panama has tastier weed.
now, it must be time to take another hit from the oldbongo.
let's try the new texada timewarp, just in from the OK falls region.
hack,hack,...........

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goin_south says on Nov 9, 2007, 12:21:

the best weed doesn't need to be 'laced with dust',...
but now we understand the 'brain fog' that sets in occasionally

'what does it mean, when one of you (colombians) tell another: YOU WERE NOT/ARE NOT. 'COLOMBIAN ENOUGH'?? jejeje..a mixture, I think, of stupidity mixed with a false sense of arrogance.. How 'colombian' do you have to be? to be 'colombian enough

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dwmte7 says on Nov 9, 2007, 12:29:

tell me about that, lowell. i'm always up for educational experimentation.

and, old bongo, would you reiterate what it was you said and gear it for a 90 year old.

dwmte

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oldbongo says on Nov 9, 2007, 13:06:

which part needs splainin, drugless?
we could meet up in point roberts for a sezchuan.

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Lowell says on Nov 9, 2007, 13:09:

provide the good stuff and I gladly test it and rate it. one of the many good things about my wife is that she likes the smell of the smoke. and hates the smell of booze. That's cool. There's so many good things to drink here. At this moment I drinking fresh oj with a vitamin c tab thrown in. Great c boost.

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Lowell says on Nov 9, 2007, 13:11:

IE: taste, smell, high, munchies or not, length of high, upper or downer weed, ease of using (joint/pipe/bong).

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rocinante says on Nov 9, 2007, 15:28:

The weed in Colombia is dirt - Not even worth flushing down the toilet. simple as.

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Lowell says on Nov 9, 2007, 16:14:

After about a year of explaining what I want, my abuelo friend is bringing me some fair stuff. Similar to very high grade Mexican. It's nice to have home delivery. Big Daddy sleeps so much better when his mind is off his arthritis.

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dwmte7 says on Nov 9, 2007, 16:51:

lowell...i was referring to the peruvian flake???

brother bongo, that would be most of it, i didn't follow...

dwmte

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oldbongo says on Nov 9, 2007, 17:23:

drugless....you ARE 90!!!!!!!
wikipedia "weeds"
then, google"prince of pot"
then, all should resolve.
back to the bong.

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morphus says on Nov 9, 2007, 18:36:

Mesculine was a good drug. Its like acid but not as intense.

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lampltr says on Nov 9, 2007, 18:38:

You guys are a trip....Myself, Hawaiian blonde hash was my favorite, between the after taste and the high, was nothing around in comparison at that time in New England. After 3 waivers for this substance I was finally excepted into the military haha. This conversation brings back memories....I need to quickly retire.

Have had good conversations with my better half about this and after settling down there, but this was a dead issue (so far, but I will win eventually haha).

Hey Lowell, you better have some good rum brother...I am coming by your place the end of December!

Ciao

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dwmte7 says on Nov 9, 2007, 19:16:

thanks old bongo....it's all clear now/??? ninety? no, just trying to gear it down to the elderly.

morphus. it's a stretch to compare mescaline with lsd. that is over and beyond the fact that they are both psychomemetic.

I had extensive explorative experiences with peyote. the most intense being one in which i ate ten buttons a day for a little over thirty days. the produced effect was a literal and total communion with nature and all it's components, seen and unseen.

with, lysergic acid, i have ingested it more than 350 times and although it is certainly entropic, it is different in many respects to the effects produced by mescaline. no need to elaborate, as my loving detractors already feel i talk to much.

dwmte

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Lowell says on Nov 10, 2007, 14:04:

Pat, Cool lets fry a turkey!

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Lowell says on Nov 10, 2007, 14:05:

Wow "D" you're another Don Quiote (sp?).

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lampltr says on Nov 11, 2007, 09:23:

Sounds like a winner Lowell, hmm turkey, beer y .....jaja!!

I am laughing much...my wife believes I will be the first white gringo in her neck of the woods for an extended period of time. I am a little on the edge, but security has been set up according to her jaja, we will see I guess.

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Lowell says on Nov 11, 2007, 16:50:

Aint no Gringo's in my neck of the woods. No problems so far. I know that your town is a bit more risky. My first year here, my family wouldn't let me go out without an escort. Gotta protect the Golden Goose, right?

Hey here's a thought. Lets boil a turkey in beer! How would a big hunk of pork do deep fried? Like Carnitas.

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