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Slide bubblers

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by califourniabuds, Feb 16, 2009.

  1. #1 califourniabuds, Feb 16, 2009
    Are slide bubblers common at local head shops? I live in california (obviously) and would like to purchase a slide bubbler. many people would wonder why, i think the slide works better and looks cooler than a carb
     
  2. #2 chi, Feb 16, 2009
    One way to find out is go check for yourself. :wave: It varies on a shop by shop basis.
     
  3. #3 califourniabuds, Feb 16, 2009
    i cant go into a headshop i dont have my california ID yet
     
  4. #4 chi, Feb 16, 2009
    If you have any form of ID that shows you're 18, you're set to go. Bring in a copy of your birth certificate, passport, or medical records if you have to.
     
  5. #5 Tee 8sh See, Feb 16, 2009
    You're in Cali, so im sure the headshops around will have a very good variety.

    I would bet they all have a type of slide bubbler.
     
  6. #6 SweetnSour, Feb 16, 2009
    Well since you are 18 i expect you look 18, i have never been asked to pull out an ID when buying anything because ive always looked my age.
     
  7. #7 paultheghost, Feb 16, 2009
    Headshops around me usually don't care enough to ask for ID's when just browsing around the shop, but if you want to buy something and don't look like you're old enough, they usually card.
     
  8. #8 chi, Feb 16, 2009
    It depends on the shop, paultheghost. Some shops are just ridiculously strict about carding.
     
  9. #9 paultheghost, Feb 16, 2009

    Well, my experience comes from Northern California, in places where the headshops are pretty lax when it comes to people in the shop just to browse.

    As far as I'm concerned, if I owned a headshop, I wouldn't mind if teenagers (15-17) wanted to come into my shop to just look or ask questions. But if they wanted to buy and they looked young (even 18), I would card them.
     

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