Turkey Joints

[TresLeches]

So my buddy and I got a hold of some beautiful bud, but we had to fly home. His mom packed us turkey sandwiches leftover from Thanksgiving. I know we shouldn't have done it, but we rolled some joints and stuck them in the sandwiches and flew back home. Horrible idea, but it was worth it when we blazed back home.

TresLeches Reviewed by TresLeches on 01-03-2007. Turkey Joints So my buddy and I got a hold of some beautiful bud, but we had to fly home. His mom packed us turkey sandwiches leftover from Thanksgiving. I know we shouldn't have done it, but we rolled some joints and stuck them in the sandwiches and flew back home. Horrible idea, but it was worth it when we blazed back home. Rating: 5

[smokinbomb]

i heard if you roll joints and put them in a straw and melt the ends closed then poke it into a tube of floride toothpaste that an x-ray machine could not see thrue it because the floride has a form of metal in it and the x-ray is a solid figure my cousin brought back six joints from alaska with him no prob but i'm not gonna try it turkey sandwitch huh nice

-Bomb

[make it legal]

That would work but you cant bring toothpaste on planes anymore.

[BobBong]

That would work but you cant bring toothpaste on planes anymore.

For that specific reason too.. lol

[the yeag]

you can still bring toothpaste. just put it in your checked bag. that is a good idea.

[the yeag]

that is a good idea. you can still bring your toothpaste on the plane you just have to check that bag. i laugh everytime I see the word toothpaste. that old joke....how do you know toothpaste was invented in Arkansas ? If it was invented anywhere esle it woud have been called teethpaste.

[4gan2ja0]

That would work but you cant bring toothpaste on planes anymore.

hey man, haven't seen you in a while, whats up?

[Nochowderforyou]

The toothpaste tube thing used to work, but it's been said, you can't bring it on the plane with you, only in a checked bag. My dad used to roll up hash in plastic, seal it, and slide it in the toothpaste tube to hide it to sneak hash from Holland back to Canada. Then again, that was in the 70's, and things have changed since then.