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Fun fact: What is called 'sinsemilla' in the USA, a Spanish language expression, is known in Colombia as 'creepy', an English language expression.
by Shorel 5y ago
Fun fact:
What is called 'sinsemilla' in the USA, a Spanish language expression, is known in Colombia as 'creepy', an English language expression.
- Stratoscope 5y ago> 'sinsemilla' Now there's a word I haven't heard in a very long time. It used to be quite a selling point if you could offer pot with no seeds. Remember the days of breaking up a bud into an upside down box lid, and tilting and shaking the lid so the seeds would roll out? Nowadays essentially all cannabis is seedless, so you hear the word "sinsemilla" about as often as you find a seed in the jar you get from the dispensary.
- Shorel 5y agoTrue. Nowadays, the names are: Skull candy, Amnesia haze, Lemon haze, Rhino, Bruce Banner, Parvati... I have no idea if they relate to names in the USA.
- gkop 5y agoIs it possibly related to the term “crip weed”, so named because it “cripples you”?
- Shorel 5y agoProbably related to kryptonite, I don't know the details.