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Ok..so, I usually smoke from my bong. But im going on holidays with my mates soon so thats probably outta the question.
So i want to learn to roll..properly. I can roll skanky joints, but nothing good. I dont have no weed or tobacco here, so is there any other item i could practise rolling with? Sounds stupid as fuck lol. ofc i have papers etc, and ofc im not gonna smoke it. Just wanna get the feel for them beefy J's ;)
Ta, i bet i sound like a fucktard.
No not really I know alot of people that practice usin other things. Mostly random spices or cat nip. I practiced a couple times usin cat nip.
But catnip works, go into your kitchen and look at spices and shit. But make sure its at least kinda like weed. Or just go get some Cigs or somthin.
I could see tea being a good substitute, as they are both herbs.
i would try getting some oragino or parcly and using a dollor bill and use that method and see if it works out. just make sure the bill is crispt. :jointsmile: good luck.
I'd just go up to the corner store, and buy a pouch of top or zig-zag tobacco. You will get lots of practice for like $1.50-$3.00, and they come with cheap ass papers, so your not wasting your good zig-zags or hemp papers. Thats how I learned to roll. :bong:
when i was practicing i used tobacoo
[quote=Jderringer]I'd just go up to the corner store, and buy a pouch of top or zig-zag tobacco. You will get lots of practice for like $1.50-$3.00, and they come with cheap ass papers[QUOTE]
Word, I was about to say that myself. I dont smoke tobacco but some of my friends do and we used to just roll all the time for their cigs. You might even be able to get it down in one pouch. Just sell all your hand rolled cigs to your friends, and maybe you could make enough money to try your new found skills with some nugget:thumbsup:
Or you could burn all of them in one huge pile, tape it and tell everyone they are joints;) ..That actually might be very cool. Post that if you do it.
you could go buy a cheap blunt for a dollar and use the baccy in there to practice