AllDayToker
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Yeah, after you brought that up I am kind of interested in getting one myself. I completely forgot about them.
Struggling to find an exact name for them, I see some called hot hit wands.
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Struggling to find an exact name for them, I see some called hot hit wands.
Dr.Amber Trichome
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I found the hot it wands here. So you just heat it up with a lighter till it gets orange and then place it on the herb or hash?
http://www.everyonedoesit.com/online_headshop/illadelph---hot-hit-wand.cfm#
http://www.everyonedoesit.com/online_headshop/illadelph---hot-hit-wand.cfm#
AllDayToker
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Yeah basically. You'll need a torch to get it hot enough. I see they sell bowls as well that fit the wand better
curious old fart
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I have one and it's in storage......glass will melt.....there's always matches.....and hemp wicks.
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curious old fart
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close, but no cigar........
Energy drink containing CANNABIS hits supermarket shelves - but makers insist it doesn't contain the potent chemical THC
Published: 10:19 EST, 12 October 2015 | Updated: 10:33 EST, 12 October 2015
Parents have called for a controversial 'marijuana' energy drink to be removed from shelves, claiming it promotes drugs to children.
Cannabis Energy Drink went on sale at some supermarkets in Western Australia last week, and was immediately met with complaints.
The drink contains hemp-extract but no tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) - the substance mostly responsible for the psychological impact of marijuana.
Parents have called for a controversial 'marijuana' energy drink to be removed from shelves, claiming it promotes drugs to children
It is marketed as an alternative to popular energy drinks Red Bull and Rockstar, and the company behind the drink advertises it as 'high quality energy drink with a twist'.
It also includes the tagline, 'one taste and you'll be hooked', in online advertisements, and is produced in Austria.
A number of images posted to the company's website feature sports cars emblazoned with 'Cannabis Energy Drink' decals, scantily-clad women holding cans of the drink and other marketing materials.
Simone Calnon, one of the mother's who complained about the drink when it was stocked at a supermarket near Perth, said the drink will make children think marijuana is 'normal'.
Cannabis Energy Drink, which is sold in a green can, went on sale in some supermarkets near Perth, Western Australia last week
The drink is marketed as an alternative to massively popular energy drinks Red Bull and Rockstar, and the company behind the drink advertises it as 'high quality energy drink with a twist'
'I spoke to one of the workers about it and she giggled and said, 'It's just a drink',' Ms Calnon told the West Australian.
'It seems that cannabis is already a cultural norm for some.'
Ms Calnon also called on the Western Australia state government to take a stand against the drink, which she said went against current programs designed to keep young people off drugs.
A number of images posted to the company's website feature sports cars emblazoned with 'Cannabis Energy Drink' decals, scantily-clad women holding cans of the drink and other marketing materials
Simone Calnon, one of the mother's who complained about the drink when it was stocked at a supermarket near Perth, said the drink will make children think marijuana is 'normal'
According to the newspaper, the drink's distributor had delivered 40 cartons of the drink in Perth, but has since vowed to recall them after being informed of the complaints.
Outside of Australia, Cannabis Energy Drink is available in New Zealand, the U.S., the United Kingdom, Canada, Mexico, Spain, Germany, Switzerland and a handful of other European countries.
Daily Mail Australia contacted B100 Drinks for comment.
Ms Calnon also called on the Western Australia state government to take a stand against the drink, which she said went against current programs designed to keep young people off drugs
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Energy drink containing CANNABIS hits supermarket shelves - but makers insist it doesn't contain the potent chemical THC
- Cannabis Energy Drink was stocked by Australian supermarkets last week
- Three mothers in Western Australia have called for the drink to be banned
- They claim the drink, which does not contain THC, promotes drug abuse
- 'It seems cannabis is already a cultural norm for some,' one opponent said
Published: 10:19 EST, 12 October 2015 | Updated: 10:33 EST, 12 October 2015
Parents have called for a controversial 'marijuana' energy drink to be removed from shelves, claiming it promotes drugs to children.
Cannabis Energy Drink went on sale at some supermarkets in Western Australia last week, and was immediately met with complaints.
The drink contains hemp-extract but no tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) - the substance mostly responsible for the psychological impact of marijuana.
Parents have called for a controversial 'marijuana' energy drink to be removed from shelves, claiming it promotes drugs to children
It is marketed as an alternative to popular energy drinks Red Bull and Rockstar, and the company behind the drink advertises it as 'high quality energy drink with a twist'.
It also includes the tagline, 'one taste and you'll be hooked', in online advertisements, and is produced in Austria.
A number of images posted to the company's website feature sports cars emblazoned with 'Cannabis Energy Drink' decals, scantily-clad women holding cans of the drink and other marketing materials.
Simone Calnon, one of the mother's who complained about the drink when it was stocked at a supermarket near Perth, said the drink will make children think marijuana is 'normal'.
Cannabis Energy Drink, which is sold in a green can, went on sale in some supermarkets near Perth, Western Australia last week
The drink is marketed as an alternative to massively popular energy drinks Red Bull and Rockstar, and the company behind the drink advertises it as 'high quality energy drink with a twist'
'I spoke to one of the workers about it and she giggled and said, 'It's just a drink',' Ms Calnon told the West Australian.
'It seems that cannabis is already a cultural norm for some.'
Ms Calnon also called on the Western Australia state government to take a stand against the drink, which she said went against current programs designed to keep young people off drugs.
A number of images posted to the company's website feature sports cars emblazoned with 'Cannabis Energy Drink' decals, scantily-clad women holding cans of the drink and other marketing materials
Simone Calnon, one of the mother's who complained about the drink when it was stocked at a supermarket near Perth, said the drink will make children think marijuana is 'normal'
According to the newspaper, the drink's distributor had delivered 40 cartons of the drink in Perth, but has since vowed to recall them after being informed of the complaints.
Outside of Australia, Cannabis Energy Drink is available in New Zealand, the U.S., the United Kingdom, Canada, Mexico, Spain, Germany, Switzerland and a handful of other European countries.
Daily Mail Australia contacted B100 Drinks for comment.
Ms Calnon also called on the Western Australia state government to take a stand against the drink, which she said went against current programs designed to keep young people off drugs
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Enwhysea
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@Dr.Amber Trichome I'm not a big glass smoker but when I smoke j'S or the often occasional blunt this is my go to
http://www.elementiumlighter.com/
Check them out
http://www.elementiumlighter.com/
Check them out
Dr.Amber Trichome
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COOL! yeah I checked all the different styles out and each one is different.
I like the way this one looks. Its small and got a cool design of Stoney the Troll with a bong ... But the coil looks like it could get dirty with herb trapped in it and might be tricky to clean without harming the heating element. its the least inexpensive a 29 bucks.
These are the next price up at about $45.
I don't know about these , I cant see them working for hash at all.
The one I think would work the best for me is the new one they just came out with . Its expensive at $99. but it has a heat BEAM that would be great for reaching down into a glass bowl to light some hash.
I will keep my eyes out for these. Thanks for the insight
Don Gin and Ton
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Aussie outdoor should see some good trees. nice durban btw
Don Gin and Ton
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lol just cos we're used to seeing whodat and his tree houses haha
209 Cali closet grower
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Funny, how some one's, outdoor season ends. Someone, else's, begins. Some where around the world.
Don Gin and Ton
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indoor season all year round in uk 209
Dr.D81
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209 Cali closet grower
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Outdoors, smart ass. Lol
dababydroman
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gunna be sending a lot of cheese surprise to northern cali.. any body got some cheese surprise porn? id appreciate it.
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dababydroman
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moving there in 2 weeks woo!
dababydroman
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alright DST I have a question hopefully I can word it right... if I cross lets say my M1 a bag seed cross with BMF and then cross it with a N1 F2 witch has the same father plant as the M1 would that mean that 75 percent of the genes come from the father plant ? or could it possible end up with none?