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I just smoke bowls or bongs if the weed is that sticky. I roll joints with outdoor bud usually.
 
The stickiest bud i ever touched was outdoor bud last year in humboldt tommy. Scissors are a must if you wanted to roll with that shit.
 
^ Yea Cali is a lot different than most other states when it comes to bud. In NY, you only really find mids outside. Anything good is grown inside.
 
What kinda hash do you get out east tommy? what kinda hash do you guys in the uk get?
I am just wonering how prevalent butane or iso hash oil and/ or wax is.
 
Most of the hash in the UK is shit Moroccan soapbar as far as I can tell. Back in the day we'd have red and black Lebanese, red seal / gold seal ( squidgy Afghani-Pakistani black ) , double zero, all good stuff, Moroccan slate being a fall-back when nothing better was available. I've seen oil once, even when I was moving in the right circles 20 odd years ago. Oil was always a very special rarity to be snapped up IME.

I'm sure the good stuff is still out there but it's thin on the ground. Most dealers / users buy / sell home-grown skunk because weed quality is way better than the crap hash that manages to slip through Customs with no risk re: importation. Been a while since I've seen good quality hash. :(
 
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I roll with no tobacco, ever. If the bud is too sticky to smoke properly then I just microwave it for 15-20 seconds. Works every time. If I know that the weed won't smoke right I have a wooden cigar box that I store it in that does a pretty good job of soaking up some of the sticky.

Has out here (Boston area) is pretty well non existent. Every once in a great while someone will make some but, for the most part you have to make it yourself or you're out of luck.
 
Johnny blue said:
Hash out here (Boston area) is pretty well non existent. Every once in a great while someone will make some but, for the most part you have to make it yourself or you're out of luck.
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Same here, although I'm sure it can be found in some circles in NYC. The only time that I have seen it recently was when my friend made some, but before that I only saw it once or twice like 8 years ago.
 
Where I come from (NZ) we have alot of potent indoor skunk strains and lots of quality and shit outdoor stuff. Of course outdoor is easier to roll into a joint, but even the stickiest tackiest bud is no problem with a weed grinder.

Funny thing is here we are mostly dedicated to spots! Spots = Hot knives. A small spot is usually called a dot. They get the name because essentially all they are is compact, rounded little balls of weed. Also grams of weed are sold by the tinny 0.7-1.5g of weed rolled in tin foil, usually long and fat, but come in all widths and lengths from person to person. I don't know any other places that do that with there weed. I guess its usually bags.

It's very common for peolple to have a gas heater or burner in there room, have knives that are basically living on their stove top, gas burners, knives, spottle and hooters in there car for when they're out n about. As far as I understand other places this is a less common tradition. Buckies and bongs would be in 2nd and 3rd most popular.

And driving good spots is considered a art. Some will request you do not put resin on the spottle but if it's someone elses place it's allways good to put the knives on a delicate angle and drag them down to get a nice big resin patch on the inside of the spottle. This builds up until your bottle is black/gold. We then use a razor to scrape the resin out and smoke it like oil, or combine resin or oil to spots and make hamburgers which get you super fucking stoned :) Some people like to free flow and use no hooter, some people just use a hooter and drive themselves.
 
Just wanna say hash seems pretty hard to come by in the Philadelphia area as well, though I might just be looking in the wrong places. Pretty much anything else is readily available though, probably why theres so many zombies walking around

and @English posters

how popular is American football over there? I know the NFL has a game in London every year but to be honest they always seem to pick two average-to-shitty teams for the game. Are the games broadcasted on TV at all? or is it like an extra package? Thats how it is for football in America, theres a few EPL games on TV but if you want more you have to buy a seperate package.

also for any Euro NFL fans, if youre looking for a team to watch that is entertaining id suggest watching the Eagles, possibly will have one of the best offenses in recent memory this year. If Michael Vick stays healthy, LaSean McCoy stays healthy, and they keep DeSean Jackson, youre looking at 3 of the most explosive players at their respective positions.

Of course the Eagles always find a way to choke
 
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and @English posters

how popular is American football over there? I know the NFL has a game in London every year but to be honest they always seem to pick two average-to-shitty teams for the game. Are the games broadcasted on TV at all? or is it like an extra package? Thats how it is for football in America, theres a few EPL games on TV but if you want more you have to buy a seperate package.
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We get the Super Bowl on terrestrial for like, half a bloody day once a year, ( What's with that? Enough with the time-out ad-breaks every 2 minutes FFS, just get on with it already. HowTF does 60 minutes turn into 5 hours worth of TV? Answer is: it doesn't. Not in a way that's all that watchable, anyways. ) on Channel 4 once a year. They used to put the NFL season on with a seriously late night / early morning weekly show but that was years ago. Can still get it, but not on regular terrestrial AFAIK?

There is a bit of American Football played at grass roots level, but it's not commercially viable by any stretch. We tend to frown on it in the U.K. TBQH. It's a lot like Rugby Union / Rugby League, but our fat fuckers from public schools / pit villages ( depending on what code is being played. ) do it with none of that helmet / body armour shit to help 'em out. It's every bit as brutal, if not more so. You're all American pansies as far as Rugby fans are concerned! :p ;)
 
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We get the Super Bowl on terrestrial for like, half a bloody day once a year, ( What's with that? Enough with the time-out ad-breaks every 2 minutes FFS, just get on with it already. HowTF does 60 minutes turn into 5 hours worth of TV? Answer is: it doesn't. Not in a way that's all that watchable, anyways. ) on Channel 4 once a year. They used to put the NFL season on with a seriously late night / early morning weekly show but that was years ago. Can still get it, but not on regular terrestrial AFAIK?

There is a bit of American Football played at grass roots level, but it's not commercially viable by any stretch. We tend to frown on it in the U.K. TBQH. It's a lot like Rugby Union / Rugby League, but our fat fuckers from public schools / pit villages ( depending on what code is being played. ) do it with none of that helmet / body armour shit to help 'em out. It's every bit as brutal, if not more so. You're all American pansies as far as Rugby fans are concerned! :p ;)
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Rugby is popular in college/university here. Basically you organize it with the other schools in the state, and whatever team hosts the game has the other team stay at their house [the "rugby house" of that uni] where the drinking continues throughout the night.
 
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Rugby is popular in college/university here. Basically you organize it with the other schools in the state, and whatever team hosts the game has the other team stay at their house [the "rugby house" of that uni] where the drinking continues throughout the night.
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Pfffffft. Yeah, that sounds a lot like Rugby Tommy. Seems Rugby players are the same anywhere and everywhere? ;)

There's probably Rugby songs to be traded on this. Let's see who's are filthiest. Tell you what, you start . . . I'm not about to walk into that one? . . . 8o ;)
 
Rugby is a brutal sport Im not gonna argue that, I know a few guys who played and they were pretty crazy. But American Football is more complex in my opinion. Between all the formations, clock mangement, and special teams (two most momentum swinging moments in all of sports btw: kickoff return touchdown and INT return touchdown)

its really complicated when you dig into it. Hell they have the scouting combine on TV over here because its so popular
 
Rugby is pretty badass, but I still think that football players hit each other much harder. Here's a couple of videos.

I played football in high school and even then people still were getting hit pretty damn hard. I've been knocked out a couple of times.
 
Does anybody else think that it's hard to tell that a person has an accent while singing? Like certain artists that are British or whatever, I would never think it by their singing, but then I hear them talking in an interview and I'm shocked.

So I guess my question is, do any of you from the UK think that your famous singers may be trained to sound more "accent neutral," if you will, in order to have a larger target audience? Or is that simply how anybody from the UK would sing, regardless of aiming for stardom or not. I will use Adele as an example. When I heard "Rolling in the Deep" I thought it was some southern (US) artist, until I saw the intro to her "Someone Like You" video where she is talking about the record, and I was like who is this English person, and what did she do with the "southern" American girl?
 
I've noticed this too, but I honestly just think it comes as a part of singing. Singing is unlike usual speech, you do different things with your voice/words to make it sound like music that don't allow for the common "side effects" (or whatever you want to call it) of an accent. That's always been my theory as I have also been shocked at people's accents many times while watching interviews or documentaries about bands
 
It depends on the person id say. Its pretty obvious when you hear the Beatles theyre from England

and some people fake English accents to sound hip or edgy I guess.

Like Madonna youre from Michigan why are you trying to sound British?
 
I can definitely tell the accent with some singers, such as Lily Allen, but I agree that often singing sounds fairly acccent-neutral. I think it's probably a combination of singing itself and the fact that we grow up hearing US singers more than we do UK singers..

I love it that people fake English accents to be hip, it's hilarious to me :D whenever I've spoken to a US/Aus BLer they have always commented on my accent.
 
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