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Volcano talk
Last night was my first experience
with a vaporizer and I must say I came away very impressed.
It's a much easier method to use and a heck of a lot easier on the
body. You're not inhaling smoke,
just the vapor of the weed just below the point of ignition (310 - 320
degrees).
The model I used had a ceramic heater instead of the cheaper wire coil
heating element.
Click to Order $189
My experience goes all the way back to the mid 60's smoking Acapulco
Gold on the beach
near Big Sur with Joan Baez. Afterwards LBJ sent me on an involuntary
tour of southeast Asia
where I discovered many exotic forms of the plant, Thai, Cambodia Red,
etc.
I've lived in Hawaii and enjoyed it's regional delights, Maui Woowie
and Kona Lola.
Everyone knows that smoking is bad for you, no matter if it's tobacco
or whatever.
This new method is much easier on the body. It doesn't feel like
smoking.
If feels like the body is absorbing the essence of the plant.
I hope this was the kind of information you were looking for. Glad I
could help.
Archie
Archie, thanks for that.
I'll bet you have some good stories you could tell :)
I'm surprised I haven't heard from
more people about vaporizers.
Is it possible that only a small percentage of people know about/have
experience with a vaporizer?
If you haven't tried it, you need to see what all the
buzz is about.
If you enjoy God's flowers, you should enjoy them the way God intended
:)
Thirty
years ago [May18] - I got the call 'anyone not on the LZ in three
get's left behind...
I'm runnin' hell-bent fer election down this ridgeline... adrenaline is
up there in the red zone...
the plume just over my right shoulder just starting to look like a hose
pumping foam...
and I run-jump over this log and scare up a roosting grouse...
whaooblubububu...
scared me more than the damned volcano... scared me out of half my
ancestral tan.
Oh, you weren't talking
about real volcanoes?
Mount St.
Helens, May 18, 1980
You pal,
Ten Bears
Hey Bart,
I'm currently scrambling, trying to get together the bucks for a
Volcano, but until then, here's a cool tip
for anyone else still bonging it: I always use the HOTTEST water my tap
will put out.
The smoke contains
vaporized resin, which is the good stuff, and the smoke you get from
burning leaves.
The resin is insoluble in water, so the colder the water, the more of
it gets trapped as condensed droplets
as it passes through the water. The smoke, on the other hand is water
soluble, so the colder the water
the more of it gets through to your lungs.
With super hot water
the maximum of resin vapor gets through and the maximum of smoke gets
dissolved in the water. So, with super hot water what you get is vapor
but no smoke. Yes, you lose
some efficiency, but that really doesn't matter, the loss is so
negligible. Added bonus: with hot water
with each use, you bong stays sparkly and fresh; it doesn't accumulate
that nasty bong reek.
It may sound counter-intuitive, but I speak the truth.
Your friend Bob in Prague