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Yes. Assuming a "pack" is 20 joints. Easily. I know by name plenty of people who treat joints like cigarettes. Personally, I think a big part of the problem is
by alan_cx 13y ago
Yes. Assuming a "pack" is 20 joints. Easily. I know by name plenty of people who treat joints like cigarettes.
Personally, I think a big part of the problem is the tobacco in the joint. I'd like to see a safe or safer tobacco replacement for rolling joints with. I know they are other ways to consume pot, a joint is the most convenient. All the things you can do with a ciggy on the go, you can do with a joint on the go. <HNHumourbypasstag>Driving for example.....</HNHumourbypasstag>
- andyhmltn 13y ago> I'd like to see a safe or safer tobacco replacement for rolling joints with There already is one: Marijuana. The fact is you don't have to mix it with tobacco :) It's commonplace here in the UK but you can just smoke it on its own or you can use a vapourizer. You can even cook it with butter but that increases the effects
- jasomill 13y agoWhy not just roll a pure marijuana joint, perhaps using weaker pot than you've been mixing with tobacco? In my experience (US), mixing tobacco into joints is mostly a European thing.