A Conversation for How to Roll a Perfect Cigarette
Butterfingers!
FG Started conversation Jul 23, 2001
I don't believe I've ever seen anyone make a filter. That's a pretty nifty tip! However, since I have great difficulty in rolling a plain smoke without it and me looking completely retarded, I think I'll pass these tips along to someone else...
Thanks!
Butterfingers!
Smeagol Posted Jul 23, 2001
I, also, have some graduating to do before I reach this level of artistry. That, or a few good joints...
Butterfingers!
FG Posted Jul 23, 2001
This describes a work of art, indeed. I guess practice *does* make perfect 
Butterfingers!
oblivion121 Posted Sep 27, 2001
who cares how artistic your
spliff is as long as the
f
g thing smokes!!!
and why is it i cant roll a joint
without putting at least 4grms
of bud in??????
answer me that then
A good idea
Mong, Ruler of the Spoon People Posted Oct 19, 2001
A good tip if ur not good at rolling joints is to buy a rolling mat. They cost about £3 (if u can find a shop that sells em!) and they really improve the joint!
A good idea
CultOfGhandi Posted Aug 7, 2003
or you can usually get a good set of 6 straw table mats (rolling mats) for around the same price in most supermarkets or houseware shops. The beauty of these is that you can chop them down top make three adequet rolling mats from each table mat. With 18 rolling mats, you going to a very populer pot smoker indeed
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