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An odd idea I just thought of that might work..

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by MesKiDcudi, Nov 8, 2011.

  1. #1 MesKiDcudi, Nov 8, 2011
    Soo, you know how when you fill a glass with water and flip it on a table really fast you can keep most of the water in the cup while it's upside down against a smooth surface.. I was thinking, if you didn't have an airtight container for your weed, could you simply put a cup over it and it would contain the smell, until you needed to flip the cup back over of course..

    Just a thought..
     
  2. #2 Soccerguy420, Nov 8, 2011
    smells permeate my dude, it wouldn't last too long.

    permeation is how drug dogs can smell compressed cannabis thats in pvc pipes thats floating in a car gas tank

    true story
     
  3. #3 Yosh139, Nov 8, 2011
    If you had something along the lines of rubber or an air-tight material under the glass, and something heavy to hold down the book. Then it would work :D
     
  4. #4 Tosh., Nov 8, 2011
    can vacuum containers be detected by drug dogs? thats my question.
     
  5. #5 MesKiDcudi, Nov 8, 2011

    Yeah, it would work even better, but without it would it still work? Water stays in the cup without a rubber seal or pressure.
     
  6. #6 Micahsk, Nov 8, 2011

    He's right. It wont take long for it to permeate a cup
     
  7. #7 Herb Pheonix, Nov 8, 2011

    See thats fucking scary. Like. How persistent was the hunt for that weed?

    Bet you they spent like HOURS tearing that car apart on a Hunch from the Drug Dogs.
     
  8. #8 4Stone2Man0, Nov 8, 2011
    [quote name='"Tosh."']can vacuum containers be detected by drug dogs? thats my question.[/quote]

    Yes, even if the dog doesn't smell through it they WILL smell what's around it from packaging/concealment.
     
  9. #9 Micahsk, Nov 8, 2011

    I've seen the video hes referring to. After the dog alerted they just opened up the gas tank and found it
     
  10. #10 ICGreen, Nov 8, 2011
    The water does create pressure. It also forms a seal through the bonding tension of the water molecules and the relatively small escape area. :smoke:
     

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