User Controls
What strain are you smoking right now
-
2023-01-24 at 2:11 AM UTC
Originally posted by Obbe Maybe I will try the pre-milled stuff one of these days too.
I apologize for being pretentious about it. I don't have anyone else to talk about weed with these days.
nah your'e cool. There are definitely a few brands to avoid for the milled.
GOOD: SHRED, Versus, Steel City green and Canaca have all been solid for me. I stick with the same ones and am hesitant to try any new ones unless the store peresons say its GOOOD and they ask me to inform them on the shit ones so they don't keep buying it and get stuck sitting on a case of LARRY
Originally posted by Ghost Ran outta my preferred so I resorted to smoking a half year old bag of "larry the purple bitch alien" and I can see why I haven't touched it since I got it
So I got another bag of my preferred. Haven't opened it yet because I dumped too much larry into my container
LARRY THE PURPLE ALIEN and pure sunfarms are some of the worst I tried, maybe they improved but i doubt it. I usually only post the best/worst ones. Larry the purple alien was literally outdoor shake LMAO the untrimmed parts of my dads weed with a chunk of old dirt and a adead bee is better than that garbageThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2023-01-24 at 2:29 AM UTCa sack
-
2023-01-24 at 7:07 PM UTC
Originally posted by ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Fuck. You're in Canada, right? You can get fresh, top-shelf, medicinally grown, high-grade ounces for $55 online now, delivered to your door. At that price, you should only be smoking the 28%-33% THC gunga, not outdoor or ground powder. It's just not right, you know?
Why smoke when you can vape?
Better high, more efficient (you go through less material), healthier, tastes better.
There are only positives. -
2023-01-24 at 7:17 PM UTC
-
2023-01-24 at 7:25 PM UTC
-
2023-01-24 at 7:28 PM UTC
Originally posted by ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Fuck. You're in Canada, right? You can get fresh, top-shelf, medicinally grown, high-grade ounces for $55 online now, delivered to your door. At that price, you should only be smoking the 28%-33% THC gunga, not outdoor or ground powder. It's just not right, you know?
Idk any sites that cheap but I don't really keep up with it. I found a place that's MUCH cheaper than legal but not cheap enough to justify shipping times (they were out of province)
Alberta and BC seem to have some REALLY cheap illegal online sellers. I think the darknet Is priced in between clearnet and legal , but probably higher quality and probably the same people running clearnet illegal selling if that's where you're getting it
I mean shit why not, if youre selling weeds illegally you might as well sell it on EVERY platform and even try to stealth sell on eBay or some shit lmao -
2023-01-24 at 7:49 PM UTC$55 "daily deal" ounces to your door in 3 hours, here in Ottawa. Indoor, medicinally-grown, all top shelf. Over 40 strains to choose from, also hash, hash oil, shatter, resins, extracts, vapes, edibles and mushrooms. Professional packaging and labelling, too.
-
2023-01-24 at 7:54 PM UTCIll try to find them on googgle
-
2023-01-24 at 8:09 PM UTC
Originally posted by Ghost Ill try to find them on googgle
I checked Toronto. Surprisingly, there are no delivery services there. The surprising thing about that is Toronto is THE most liberal city in Canada. Other cities, including Conservative cities, have 5-10 delivery services to your door, but the Liberal Utopia of Toronto still have their children going shoeless. Go figure.. -
2023-01-24 at 11:22 PM UTCMany organic substances and blends contain desirable components that we traditionally ingest by smoking, i.e. burning the material and breathing in the mix of gases. While we know that the desired compounds are present, we also know that organic combustion always produces some compounds that we'd rather do without, some of which are even classed as carcinogens.
Smoking uses the type of combustion called smoldering (technically, oxidative pyrolysis). The important point about smoldering is that it is incomplete combustion, therefore it yields a lot more toxic products than actual flame. Exactly what is produced depends on the material that is smoldering, but certain toxins are common to all organic combustion.
Due to the extreme high temperatures, there are a wide variety of both organic and inorganic compounds produced when smoking plant material. The exact composition of smoke depends on the nature of the burning substance and the conditions of combustion, but it is always a mixture of microscopic particles mixed with a gaseous-vapor phase.
The gaseous-vapor phase contains many of the smaller, more volatile compounds, such as carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, ammonia, hydrogen cyanide, formaldehyde, acetaldehyde, nitrosamines, acrolein, benzene, and toluene, among numerous others.
The particulate phase contains particles of various sizes. The smallest size aerosols contain the semi-volatile compounds like phenols, cresols, and naphthalenes. The relatively larger particles have the heaviest, non-volatiles deposited on them: polyaromatic hydrocarbons such as benz(a)anthracene and benzo(a)pyrene.
One class of smoke by-products, called asphyxiants, prevents oxygen uptake. Some of these asphyxiants, such as carbon dioxide, just displace oxygen. Carbon monoxide, however, interacts with your blood and reduces its ability to carry oxygen—and it's the most commonly produced asphyxiant! Both CO2 and CO are produced when you smoke.
Another class is called irritants. Smoked plant material produces acrolein, a highly potent irritant that severely affects the lungs, throat, nasal passages, and eyes. Combustion also produces another powerful irritant, formaldehyde, as well as particulate matter and tars that cause irritation. -
2023-01-24 at 11:46 PM UTC
Originally posted by ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ I checked Toronto. Surprisingly, there are no delivery services there. The surprising thing about that is Toronto is THE most liberal city in Canada. Other cities, including Conservative cities, have 5-10 delivery services to your door, but the Liberal Utopia of Toronto still have their children going shoeless. Go figure..
nah man the cops here are nazis and so are all the local security, Idk how "liberal" that is when I have been SCREACHED at sleeping outside around yonge street by both police and private GOVERNMENt security like HEY CAn"T YOU SEE OFFICE WORKERS AND POLITICIANS TRYING TO ENJOY PEACE AND QUIET HERE WITHOUT URBAN BLIGHT!!!!!
In california they just let them POOP everywhere, you would get your fucking skull caved in even trying that SHIT here
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/san-franciscos-poop-patrols-fight-a-losing-battle-as-homeless-clog-up-streets-of-billionaire-city-8bw38dzs5
Meanwhile in the most "liberal city" in Canada -_-
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/shroomyz-toronto-dispensary-magic-mushrooms-1.6661739
I heard about one and went there and saw the door get kicked in lmao they DO NOT FUCK AROUND the cops are militarized as fuck I seen them with AR15's or Cz169 wwhatever the fuck our gay nigger variant is
-
2023-01-25 at 12:02 AM UTCThat's because liberals aren't really liberals anymore, they're fascists now. They just wear the moniker and use it when it's convenient.
-
2023-01-25 at 12:10 AM UTCyeah that's pretty much how I see it but your average 20 something brown skin young female whos parents are immigrants is like OMG THE CONVSERVATIVE PARTYI ARE THE REAL NAZIS I MUST VOTE FOR PAKIMAN OR LIBERAL NAZIS and they are just reinforced by the rest of the NORMIS who believe the same brainwash kkkrap
lol as i'm typing this I hear TRAIN HORNS on BIG TRUCKS and people shouting TRU DOUGH'S GOTTA GO!!!!!
damn they popping off down there IN BEFORE THE COPS ARRRST THESE TRUCKER NAZIS -
2023-01-25 at 4:47 AM UTCSmoldering organic material has a pungent sharp odor that lingers. Smell and taste are closely linked, so smoke always has a charred taste that competes with and often overpowers the natural flavor. There's yet another problem: the heat of combustion is so high that it can destroy (pyrolyze) or diminish (chemically alter) components. Still, people tolerate the numerous negative aspects in order to benefit from the desirable components that are released.
Clearly, all of these problems can be avoided if we just heat the material to the point where the desirable components are released but not destroyed, and the material itself doesn't ignite. That is exactly what a vaporizer does.
The idea is to release only the vapor of the target component, which is usually found in the plant resins. In smoke, the desired component is diluted and mixed with particulates, tars, and toxic gases. Vapor, on the other hand, is much purer. The exact components released at the vaporization temperature depend on the material, but none of the toxic products of organic combustion will be present, so vapor contains a much higher percentage of the desired component than smoke does.
Vapor has a slight odor but it doesn't cling or linger for nearly as long as smoke. It certainly doesn't smell like burning. Vapor delivers full flavor. Because a large percentage of your material is no longer destroyed or floating away in smoke, vaporizing lets you get the most out of your material. One more potential benefit: a vaporizer with a variable temperature control lets you target components that vaporize at different temperatures. My article on Temperature controlled vaporizing explains why you would do this and how to approach it.
If you are still subjecting yourself to the hazards of smoke, you owe it to yourself to try the switch to vaporizing. Vaporizers have become widespread and affordable, and there's a wide selection of home and portable units.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2023-01-25 at 6:59 AM UTC💨💨💨
-
2023-01-25 at 11:22 PM UTCThe problem is that smokers who try vaporization are sometimes disappointed. They feel that the effect isn't the same, or that the vapor isn't thick so it can't be potent, or that they simply aren't feeling any effect at all. Frustrated, they give up on vapor, unaware that a little preparation could have resulted in a much different and rewarding experience.
One of the attractions of vaporization is avoiding toxic combustion byproducts, but the lack of these components sometimes leads to some confusion. That's because the missing compounds were having an effect on you, just not in a good way.
The asphyxiants in smoke—carbon dioxide and carbon monoxide—reduce oxygen in your system. This can lead to symptoms of mild hypoxia, such as dizziness, sluggishness, and even euphoria. In addition, organic matter burns so violently and at such high temperatures that there is more particulate matter (tar) in the airstream. This can trigger an immune system response that you can feel. When you switch to the gentler and lower temperatures of vaporization, you avoid these effects, but now the experience has changed in a way that perhaps you didn't expect. Their absence is probably why those who vaporize often describe the effects as "cleaner". Some people miss them.
There is nothing that vaporization can offer to replace these effects. This is a good thing because they are symptoms of something that is bad for you, so you are better off without them. If you feel strongly that you want them, vaporization probably won't work for you. -
2023-01-27 at 12:29 AM UTCStill been puffing on that massive 1000mg Alien OG cart from Boxhot, and I've gotten through a bit of the Lemon Margy bag. It's delicious, cured very well just like the last big bag o buds I enjoyed.
Still have maybe a gram of Dosi-GMOsi left too, think I'll vape it tonight. -
2023-01-27 at 12:38 AM UTCDADWEED
I am thinking about making hash from it. after grinding A LOT I got no kief in the catcher but the top of the grinder is getting caked up, I love outdoor grinder hash inho one of the only uses for such an outdoor is making oil or hash
butter would be a hit or miss but yeah I got some cheese cloth , gonna need ice. Never made it before anyone got tips lol -
2023-01-27 at 1:22 AM UTC
-
2023-01-27 at 1:55 AM UTC
