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Difference between joints and blunts?

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by Prince_RIP, Mar 17, 2010.

  1. #1 Prince_RIP, Mar 17, 2010
    I've never known....:confused:
     
  2. #2 Phantasmagoria., Mar 17, 2010
    BLUNT
    [​IMG]
    JOINT
    [​IMG]

    Joints are usually smaller, you use papers for them. Blunts use blunt wraps, or hollowed out cheap cigars/cigarillos if you're cheap. Lots of preference, especially when it comes to flavors and things.
     
  3. #3 Prince_RIP, Mar 17, 2010
    Thanks!:smoke:
     
  4. #4 1620rage, Mar 17, 2010
    Ugly blunt, but yea gets the point across.

    Blunts are rolled with a tobacco leaf (same as cigars, as a matter of fact usually cigars are used. The tobacco is discarded and just the leaf is salvaged) while joints are rolled with paper usually made out of rice or hemp.
     
  5. #5 BigPrez, Mar 17, 2010
    i buy cigars because they work better than the wraps in my opinion
     
  6. #6 Kdro, Mar 17, 2010
    heres another set of pics!
    JOINTS- weed filled or rolled into cigarette rolling paper!

    rolled with:[​IMG]

    ends up like:[​IMG]

    BLUNTS- weed filled or rolled into a cigar wrap or an open (and emptied) cigarello...

    rolled with:[​IMG](or rello's)

    ends up like:[​IMG]

    :smoke::smoke::smoke::smoke::smoke::smoke::smoke::smoke::smoke:
     
  7. #7 White Smoke, Mar 17, 2010
    ^^^^^^^^^^
     

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