Cannabis and Marijuana Hangout

FFS don't let go. lol

 

Never thought of using a deer antler.

 

Cookies are my favorite. My 1st time eating edibles was a cookie. I ate the whole thing. Omg! What an experience that was.

 

While I be damn hahahaha

 

Most people don't. If you don't burn them in properly, they taste like you would expect them to. Done right they are great, though. I used to make them for Pow Wows, Renaissance Festivals , SCA Events, and the like...

 

Can you post a picture of it?

 

I don't have a camera.

 

I've smoked out of a coconut a couple of times.

 

and so...

I learned where the dispensary is; completely by accident I might add... it's by the Navy base.​

I think the draw for me is *control* - if I can make myself stoned, then I'm the one "controlling my destiny", right? LOL​

 

I made a new batch of brownies today and ate one a couple hours ago and I'm pretty ripped. I have to say that I know what I'm doing!

 

Sure lol

I'm 3 bowls in

 

If all goes well maybe I can shoot you some seeds once I get some stocked up.

As far as CBD, I hadn't tried it until recently in the form of a 3000mg jar of gummy worms, and while I can't say I was high I was certainly feeling gummy after about 10 of them, worked pretty well for the post-cancer aches and pains that chemo, radiation & immunotherapy tend to bring but 10-15 at a time is not how they expect you to consume them.

 

Bamboo eh? Never gave it a second thought. Cool video too!

 

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  Oldest evidence of marijuana use discovered in 2500-year-old cemetery in peaks of western China

Today, more than 150 million people regularly smoke cannabis, making it one of the world's most popular recreational drugs. But when and where humans began to appreciate the psychoactive properties of weed has been more a matter of speculation than science. Now, a team led by archaeologists Yang Yimin and Ren Meng of the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing reports clear physical evidence that mourners burned cannabis for its intoxicating fumes on a remote mountain plateau in Central Asia some 2500 years ago.

The study, published today in Science Advances, relies on new techniques that enable researchers to identify the chemical signature of the plant and even evaluate its potency. "We are in the midst of a really exciting period," says team member Nicole Boivin of the Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History (MPI-SHH) in Jena, Germany. The paper is part of a wider effort to track how the drug spread along the nascent Silk Road, on its way to becoming the global intoxicant it is today.

Cannabis, also known as hemp or marijuana, evolved about 28 million years ago on the eastern Tibetan Plateau, according to a pollen study published in May. A close relative of the common hop found in beer, the plant still grows wild across Central Asia. More than 4000 years ago, Chinese farmers began to grow it for oil and for fiber to make rope, clothing, and paper.

 

I've made pipes with this type of sea shells. Just cut off one end, put a screen in it and voila!