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Eating vs SMOKING (vs vaporizing)

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mersault

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I've only recently started partaking in the smoking of the gangjous substance.
I've progressed from joints (a few occasional ones) to vapourizing ( weekends mostly) to today - my first hash cookie..

This is the highest i've been yet - why doesn't everyone just do it this way?

is it coz - I just haven't smoked enough in one sitting?
my vaping technique (vapor genie) sucks?
probably right?

still, this is fucking nice
 
I dont prefer weed all that much, it gives me negative effects mostly but when I do weed im with you baking all the way. A 1/8th brownie one night got me high as a kite and the best experience iv ever had with weed, no paranoia, no anxiety I was past the point of even thinking which was so great about it.
 
I guess its just that it takes longer for the high to get there, and you have to make the cake as well.
You get a completely different ride when eating it, it doesn't hit all at once but once it gets there it is a brand new Ferrari compared to that rusty old Volvo u just rode

When the cops raided my apartment they didn't look twice at my vaporizer, still have it. Prefer using the vaporizer over bongs or joints but it requires alot more weed.

But I'm still under supervision from the almighty government, impossible to get away with even a little tiny tiny puff at the moment. let alone growing my own again :(
 
mersault said:
I've only recently started partaking in the smoking of the gangjous substance.
I've progressed from joints (a few occasional ones) to vapourizing ( weekends mostly) to today - my first hash cookie..

This is the highest i've been yet - why doesn't everyone just do it this way?

is it coz - I just haven't smoked enough in one sitting?
my vaping technique (vapor genie) sucks?
probably right?

still, this is fucking nice
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Personally, I smoke because it's the least amount of effort involved and it's traditional for me. It's how I was introduced to herb and it'll likely always be my preferred ROA.

Cooking takes more time, effort, and precision. It's totally worth it, but then.... so is smoking. :)
 
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