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Difference between a blunt and a joint?

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by xxjon, Oct 26, 2008.

  1. #1 xxjon, Oct 26, 2008
    just wondering because i see people saying i smoked a joint and a blunt, is it like different papers?
     
  2. #2 gerg, Oct 26, 2008
    a joint is made with rolling paper and a blunt is rolled with cigar wrappers
     
  3. #3 _____, Oct 26, 2008

    Are you completely serious?!?!? A blunt is like a white owl or a dutch master with tobacco inside and you have to crack it wet it then roll it but a paper like top or e-z wider you just pull a paper out of the pack and roll it up
     
  4. #4 suburbantoker, Oct 26, 2008

    Are you serious? I smoked weed for 3 years before I even knew what a blunt was, and the first time I heard of a blunt, I was smoking one.
     
  5. #5 xxjon, Oct 26, 2008

    nobody ever does them here and nobody has a clue what they are, we just call regular joints blunts
     
  6. #6 CaValleySmoker, Oct 26, 2008
    Joint is rolling your weed up into Zig zags or other rolling papers.

    Blunt is breaking up one of those Philly or Optimo "cigars" and putting weed in, and sealing it back up.
     
  7. #7 zpyro, Oct 26, 2008
    Is it that hard to understand that not everybody knows everything when they've just started smoking? :rolleyes: Just because you know doesn't mean you've got to be disrespectful to those who don't.
     
  8. #8 xxjon, Oct 26, 2008
    as i have said lol nobody does blunts here, im might just bring it into our little town
     
  9. #9 mr.tokes, Oct 26, 2008
    uhm, your pretty stupid

    OH NOZ! its a highschooler!, or maybe middle school. . .
     
  10. #10 xxjon, Oct 26, 2008
    dude did you even read my posts, how am i supposed to know all about blunts when i was never introduced to one, or herd of them.
     
  11. #11 zpyro, Oct 26, 2008
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  12. #12 Mr. Bunglesmith, Oct 26, 2008
    Joints are weed wrapped in rolling papers, blunts are cigars that have been cut open, emptied, re-filled with weed, and re-rolled.
     
  13. #13 Murdoc101, Oct 26, 2008
    While it's technically true that a joint is with papers and a blunt is with wraps, I'll generally use the term blunt for a big enough joint. I don't have a definite size to make it a blunt, but it has to be multiple papers. If it's big, it's a blunt in my opinion.

    I know I'm technically wrong, but that's just how me and most of my friends look at it.
     
  14. #14 Fuel, Oct 26, 2008
    Everyone's saying a blunt has to be a cigar that was cut open and emptied and sealed back up with weed, but you can just buy a blunt wrap. ;)
     
  15. #15 RepentYeNbelievethegospel, Oct 26, 2008
    A blunt is a tobacco wrap, or a split cigar and dump the tobacco out and roll it up with weed.
    A joint is just with regular rolling papers, usually bleached and are white in color. There are natural organic papers too tho, unbleached and no chemicals.
     
  16. #16 Electric Wizard, Oct 26, 2008
    dunno if anyone else caught this, but i laughed. rep.
     
  17. #17 Electric Wizard, Oct 26, 2008
    im not sure i'd even call those individually wrapped things cigars...
     
  18. #18 Automation, Oct 26, 2008
    blunt is like a white owl or a dutch master with tobacco inside and you have to crack it wet it then roll it but a paper like top or e-z wider you just pull a paper out of the pack
     

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