The Weed
TheeOSU
FUCK IT!
I still know some pot smokers but don't hang with them anymore or when I do see them it doesn't occur to me to discuss what i'm about to bring up here.
I don't know if it's regional but the past several years every time I smell weed burning it's that terrible stink referred to as skunk weed.
No matter where I smell it, somewhere on the street, at an outdoor event, in a strip club or a regular bar it's always that skunk weed smell.
That can't be how all burning weed smells now can it?
I'm guessing that it's just what's available around here or what people around here choose to smoke, maybe because they can't afford or are too cheap to buy something better but I really don't know.
I can't believe that people would smoke that stink if something better smelling was available but once again I don't know.
So what's the answer tuscl, does all weed smell like that?
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We need an edit button Founder.
I've heard people make the claim that it is low quality weed, but I thought legalizing it was supposed to fix that? No, I'm against legalizing it. Legal weed cities stink to high heaven, I don't want that on my Florida beaches.
Indica strains are for pain, sleep and sitting on the couch. Saliva is for skiing, driving and rubbing your deck on a strippers leg, like last night. The first time I got high was 1969. The last time is right now. Smoking some mimosa.
Indica = body high (relaxed, calmer high, great for people struggling with nausea as it will increase appetite and great for insomnia and pain, too.)
Sativa = head high, when you don't care about anxiety and need to do something productive, can also help with creativity and coming up with new ideas.
Now that you don't imbibe there's no pleasant association and now it's just a smell, but you don't like it.
Me, I find it pleasant due to many wonderful memories. Very rarely smoke anymore myself, I'm a gummy guy now.
This rick does like mimosas though. You know what my secret mimosa ingredient is? Jack. You greatly improve mimosas if you substitute Jack for the bubbly and then leave out the frickin’ orange juice in favor of more Jack. ROAR!!!