Colorado>everywhere else

[miplank]

it's for the big boyz

 

[miplank]

can I dab?

 

[wootoom]

it's for the big boyz

Then why the fuck do you have it?

 

[miplank]

im so baked off the tiniest piece lololol

 

[miplank]

Then why the fuck do you have it?

Shouldn't you be counting calories, Mctittys

 

[wootoom]

 

[-SD-]

I can fucking dab gutdam it

 

[miplank]

What the fuck is that rob?

Fuck man I need to go to CO

BHO – which costs between $25 and $100 a gram, depending on where you live – comes in a variety of consistencies: from hard, amber-like stuff ("shatter") to soft, golden goop ("budder" or "earwax"). The basic process is surprisingly simple: Pack herb (often leftover parts after the buds have been removed) into a tube and force a solvent (usually butane) through it. The solvent is evaporated off, leaving just the plant's resins – which are chock-full of psychoactive chemicals, including astronomic levels of THC that can exceed 80 percent.

Dabs are doses of cannabis concentrates that used to mostly refer to butane hash oil (or BHO), but has grown to include a variety of other concentrates such as wax, shatter, budder, or even “errl,” which is a playful meme-derived way of saying oil. These concentrates can be up to 80% THC, the active psychoactive compound in cannabis, but usually range between 50 and 75%.

More research is needed to determine exactly how much, but other compounds in cannabis, including other cannabinoids and terpenes, are also extracted in the process. The high concentration of THC, though, is most likely what’s behind the potent effects of dabs, making them the fastest, most efficient way to get really, really medicated.

 

[wootoom]

Pussy shit

 

[miplank]

bwahhahaaha