rusty shackleford
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whipped up some budder from some trim last night..
shit peeled my wig back.. couldn't even finish one bowl..
what up, cotton?
the golden har is currently reinvesting their residuals & the fact that you're owed a debt of gratitude is never far from mind ^
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shit peeled my wig back.. couldn't even finish one bowl..
what up, cotton?
the golden har is currently reinvesting their residuals & the fact that you're owed a debt of gratitude is never far from mind ^
^
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rusty shackleford
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i usually fuck with oils exclusively but had a buncha stickers & high res ganja pix so i decided to try some cut & paste/peel & stick "art".. i even initialed it (in the same vein) in the bottom right corner with two sherlock pipes that read.. "JL".. this has the wooden frame with the kid's block hanging from it to thank for it's existence... while the pictured side has a green "B", the other side of the block has a red "O" on it so when you spin it, it says "BOB"... so needless to say, bob marley seemed predestined for an appearance within the finished work..
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LurkdogAchilles
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rusty shackleford;4296252 said:
glass
rusty shackleford
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heating & cooling glass causes it to expand & contract.. this weakens the integrity of the glass itself due to it's density.. be super careful with it because it can break a lot easier than before.. for future reference, cleaning simple glass pieces takes no more than 71% rubbing alcohol & salt.. salt doesn't dissolve in alcohol & acts as a sandpaper as the alcohol loosens resin..LonedogAchilles;4302979 said:
i got this peice [Jimi Hempdrix] for my bday back in feb which has a closed chamber for the 4 arm perc.. cleaning it takes bong cleaner brands like Resonate to completely wipe away film..
this one below [Smog Marley] flew out of my hands as i was cleaning it.. it landed on the counter banging it's neck into the edge of the sink & still didn't break..
both of these are made of Borosilicate glass which has a very low thermal expansion coefficient about one-third that of ordinary glass. This reduces material stresses caused by temperature gradients which makes borosilicate the most suitable kind of glass for certain applications..
http://www.igniteme.co/
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LurkdogAchilles
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so i prolly shouldn't boil the parts from the vaporizer either, huh?
grumpy_new_yorker
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LonedogAchilles;4306515 said:
just soak them in rubbing alcohol overnight. unless there are any plastic parts [tubing, etc] don't soak those for more than an hour.
a cleaner called simple green also works well at cleaning bongs.
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rusty shackleford;4305250 said:heating & cooling glass causes it to expand & contract.. this weakens the integrity of the glass itself due to it's density.. be super careful with it because it can break a lot easier than before.. for future reference, cleaning simple glass pieces takes no more than 71% rubbing alcohol & salt.. salt doesn't dissolve in alcohol & acts as a sandpaper as the alcohol loosens resin..LonedogAchilles;4302979 said:
i got this peice [Jimi Hempdrix] for my bday back in feb which has a closed chamber for the 4 arm perc.. cleaning it takes bong cleaner brands like Resonate to completely wipe away film..
this one below [Smog Marley] flew out of my hands as i was cleaning it.. it landed on the counter banging it's neck into the edge of the sink & still didn't break..
both of these are made of Borosilicate glass which has a very low thermal expansion coefficient about one-third that of ordinary glass. This reduces material stresses caused by temperature gradients which makes borosilicate the most suitable kind of glass for certain applications..
http://www.igniteme.co/
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^ this man knows everything when it comes to marijuana..I got a question though, one I have never figured out, meaning I never bothered to ask the dudes at the head shop or look it up, whats the purpose of that closed chamber with the flux capacitor on the inside?The Prime Minister
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In this thread we discuss all things related to the cosmic fruit. From your local pot laws, to the broader debate, all voices are welcome.
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In Your Moms Room
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Marijuana is therapeutic for me. It puts me at a calm i can't achieve any other way. I feel i become one with everything. When i watch a movie, i am one with the movie. During sex, it is one body, not two. My taste buds open up and i can taste foods true flavor. It is my first, my last, my everything. I love you mary.
The Prime Minister
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VIBE;4308284 said:
You don't know what you're talking about. Ounceman does...
The Prime Minister
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On Monday, the Campaign to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol announced that the Colorado Democratic Party officially endorsed Amendment 64 at its state convention and assembly in Pueblo over the weekend.
In a press statement, Cindy Lowery-Graber, chair of the Denver County Democratic Party, said this about the Democratic support of pot legalization:
This is a mainstream issue. Polls show that more than 60 percent of Democrats and a solid majority of Independents believe marijuana should be treated like alcohol. A broad coalition is forming in support of Amendment 64 and I am proud to say that it now includes the Colorado Democratic Party.
huffingtonpost.com/2012/04/16/colorado-democratic-party_n_1429648.html?ref=denver
In a press statement, Cindy Lowery-Graber, chair of the Denver County Democratic Party, said this about the Democratic support of pot legalization:
This is a mainstream issue. Polls show that more than 60 percent of Democrats and a solid majority of Independents believe marijuana should be treated like alcohol. A broad coalition is forming in support of Amendment 64 and I am proud to say that it now includes the Colorado Democratic Party.
huffingtonpost.com/2012/04/16/colorado-democratic-party_n_1429648.html?ref=denver
The Prime Minister
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SlickestR;4308404 said:
It's been a few seasons of Misfits, but let's not digress...
rusty shackleford
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i never quite understood it either till i was up in South Bend for the Notre Dame/USC game back in october.. my homegirl was drinking wine & attached to top of her wine bottle was this weird bulb.. i asked what it was & she explained that it was a diffuser.. it breaks up the solid flow as you pour to oxygenate the wine thereby taking the harsh edge away.. i hate wine but i had a sip & i had to admit that for once, it didn't make me want to wash the taste out of my mouth with a frothy mixture of ammonia & bleach..Desi_416;4307820 said:
so basically, the same principle applies to smoke.. it creates a smoother hit.. so the more diffusers, the smoother it hits..
^this one has a 4 arm tree perc plus diffusers on the down stem & the splash guard dome.. i love it. it was about $235.00
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The Prime Minister
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CU-Boulder 420 Shut Down: City Council, ACLU Voice Concern Over Campus Closure
Last week, the University of Colorado Boulder announced that on April 20 it will close the entire campus to all visitors as part of an effort to stop the popular 4/20 marijuana smoke out in Norlin Quad, in what is the most aggressive move to date by campus officials to end the gathering.
And on Tuesday night, Boulder City Council adopted a resolution in support of CU-Boulder's efforts to squash the smoke out, but some council members voiced concern that the shut down could do more harm than good.
Councilwoman Suzanne Jones, who voted for the resolution, told The Daily Camera, "Heavy-handed measures like closing the campus and issuing trespass tickets seem like a cure that might be worse than the disease."
The Denver Post would seemingly agree with Jones, the paper published a persuasive and very critical editorial piece of the University of Colorado's extreme measures to thwart the marijuana event stating the paper does not support CU's decision and that the school may be "inviting a fight."
Mark Silverstein, legal director for the Colorado chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union, echoed the sentiments of Jones as well telling The Denver Post that closing the campus is "wrongheaded" and was a "misguided effort to thwart students' right of association and right to free expression." The ACLU has not said if they plan on challenging CU's action in court.
huffingtonpost.com/2012/04/18/cu-boulder-420-shut-down-_n_1434918.html?ref=denver
Last week, the University of Colorado Boulder announced that on April 20 it will close the entire campus to all visitors as part of an effort to stop the popular 4/20 marijuana smoke out in Norlin Quad, in what is the most aggressive move to date by campus officials to end the gathering.
And on Tuesday night, Boulder City Council adopted a resolution in support of CU-Boulder's efforts to squash the smoke out, but some council members voiced concern that the shut down could do more harm than good.
Councilwoman Suzanne Jones, who voted for the resolution, told The Daily Camera, "Heavy-handed measures like closing the campus and issuing trespass tickets seem like a cure that might be worse than the disease."
The Denver Post would seemingly agree with Jones, the paper published a persuasive and very critical editorial piece of the University of Colorado's extreme measures to thwart the marijuana event stating the paper does not support CU's decision and that the school may be "inviting a fight."
Mark Silverstein, legal director for the Colorado chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union, echoed the sentiments of Jones as well telling The Denver Post that closing the campus is "wrongheaded" and was a "misguided effort to thwart students' right of association and right to free expression." The ACLU has not said if they plan on challenging CU's action in court.
huffingtonpost.com/2012/04/18/cu-boulder-420-shut-down-_n_1434918.html?ref=denver
