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louisvillemusicman

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Just a quick question on decarboxylation of marijuana
I just read up on this and can't find a definite answer on whether it is worth or not to cook weed if you're smoking. I've heard people say that it works and people say it doesn't do anything
Does anyone have an answer on whether this works or not and if it is worth doing, what is the best procedure? Thanks
 
It works and is worth doing.


The best procedure is any procedure so long as you follow the recipe properly.



On a side note, I can't help but think that Rude Rabbit is behind all of these cooking threads posted by new BLers that ask the same questions over and over again.


On an even sidier side note, I'm a pretty cynical guy so I might just be jumping to conclusions.
 
^^Kind of funny how eating weed does to smoking weed what smoking weed does to eating weed, huh?
 
delta_9 said:
Not really it's all just basic chem 101 to me :\ but whatever floats your boat I suppose.
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This doesn't float my boat, I was rendering you stupid with my sarcasm. ;) =D


HINT: He does not mean he intends to smoke marijuana and then cook with it, by "smoking" he's referring to a person who habitually ingests marijuana via smoke attempting to ingest marijuana via edibles, and whether or not that person's smoking habit will somehow hinder the effects of eaten cannabis.

I think he just threw in the word "decarboxylation" to sound a bit more intelligent, the same way I'm purposely wording this hint.


8o....and what a hell of a hint it is... 8o
 
delta_9 said:
I stopped reading after this so I hope the rest of your post was helpful to the OP(You know, like how a former staff member SHOULD act) and not just more bashing on me.
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Congratulations on turning playful banter into useless fuckery.



NSFW:
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You should've read the rest of the post but, alas, those words and these will never, ever reach your eyes.
 
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