Bong setup?

Sil Dil

Sil Dil

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d.s.m. said:
Nah, my shit works just fine. And I have a habit of breaking glass things..
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Defintily the number one reason I hear not to invest in a nice bong. Its heart breaking when an expensive bong breaks. I feel that for sure.
 
justparanoid

justparanoid

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Sil Dil said:
I guess you can read my reply to wanabe but yea I think it's a huge diffrence. If you dont see te difffrence in the quality of the rip itself you obviosuly did not smoke a real roor(especially if it was only $150.) The rip is clean, gives a much stronger instant high, and just makes the smoking experience more pleasurable all together. If you dont care about a quality rip and just want to get stoned you may as well buy a 100$ ounce of shake and a 15$ bong at the convience store and rip bowls till your high.

edit: I would never argue against the obvious fact that some bongs are just WAY to expensive.
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Plain truth is i get shitty weed. My bags are usually 130 for two ounces. Hehe i am the only one that knows how to make hash in my circle of friends. its just a different scene here. Freaking weed hell if you ask me.

your post was fine, all good here!

JP
 
Sil Dil

Sil Dil

Active Member
justparanoid said:
Plain truth is i get shitty weed. My bags are usually 130 for two ounces. Hehe i am the only one that knows how to make hash in my circle of friends. its just a different scene here. Freaking weed hell if you ask me.

your post was fine, all good here!

JP
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haha true, yea man I know what you mean, Some of my buddies go to college in places where there is literally no herb good enough to sell for more that 100$ an ounce.
I used to buy the cheapest weed I could get to until I realized I actually save money being ripped as shit from one bowl of kush than ripping 10 bowls of china and being less high.
 
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Chad Sexington

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I got a 18" Red Eye Glass, and actually I got it in Toronto, was a headshop on a really busy street in kind of a ritsy downtown area.
 
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Chad Sexington

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Yea, the Friendly Stranger sounds familiar, I haven't been to Toronto in a few years though. I was just surprised that they had the shop on a major street.
 
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