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Old 01-04-2009, 06:19 PM
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IMO you're just adding extra paper to smoke... if you're gonna roll it straight then why not just glue it straight too
I'm amazed this question keeps popping...

3 reasons:

1. If you just put 2 paper right next to each other, it's way harder to actually roll them together. Go ahead and try it.
2. It won't give you the nice cone shape. It will only be a big long spaghetti like joint.
3. Because this is a thread about L-Shaped Joints, that's what the people want to roll, that's the guide I make.

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Had to put that into my sig... (Oh look he's smoking a J!)

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Old 01-04-2009, 07:10 PM
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Re: Seasoned Tokers' Guide on "How to roll an L-Shaped Joint" with A LOT of pictures
Can I ask why you didn't stick the paper right on the end of the first paper? I always roll my joints like that, I still cone them and they come out perfect. And you have a longer zoot.
 
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Old 01-04-2009, 07:22 PM
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Can I ask why you didn't stick the paper right on the end of the first paper? I always roll my joints like that, I still cone them and they come out perfect. And you have a longer zoot.
The cut?
I find it easier to roll without having the paper cut already in. It's personal to every person I guess.
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3. Never put dank into a j. big waste. j's are mids only
Had to put that into my sig... (Oh look he's smoking a J!)

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this is my average spliff



just a small spliff for the night


and you really dont need the glue that just makes it look nasty plus its made from pork..if u insist tho, try to use the natural gummed ones like some hemp paper..much healthier
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Old 01-04-2009, 08:50 PM
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It looks great dude!

Yes, well my papers have the glue, so it wasn`t really my decision

Thanks alot for trying it out and showing the result!

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3. Never put dank into a j. big waste. j's are mids only
Had to put that into my sig... (Oh look he's smoking a J!)

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Bump.

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this is my average spliff



just a small spliff for the night


and you really dont need the glue that just makes it look nasty plus its made from pork..if u insist tho, try to use the natural gummed ones like some hemp paper..much healthier
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Edited in and out and few things,

Keep sending me your feedback on the guide. Very important for the other guides I plan to make.
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3. Never put dank into a j. big waste. j's are mids only
Had to put that into my sig... (Oh look he's smoking a J!)

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sweet guide

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Re: Seasoned Tokers' Guide on "How to roll an L-Shaped Joint" with A LOT of pictures
great guide elend, great pics too!

that bud looks yummy!

your grinder is awesome aswell

 
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I usually just put a filter in my joint and it makes a nice cone but im going to try this method next time I smoke a jay and see if it works better
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Old 01-09-2009, 01:17 AM
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Thank you both for the feedback.

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Had to put that into my sig... (Oh look he's smoking a J!)

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Old 01-11-2009, 06:45 PM
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Last bump, I hope it to get stickied.

At least it helped a few of you.

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