TEK - How to roll a blunt

[Creeping Death]

Blunts are a strange thing. I don't know anybody who's ever smoked a blunt, so we figure it's a bout time.

I don't know how to roll them though. One dude says that you buy a cigar, and then cut it open with a knife and put some weed or hash in it. Is this how you do it? Because im confident i've seen cigar rolling paper somewhere.

Any techniques?

[discobloodbath]

heres a link for you blunt there was another site that i once went to that had tons of different ways to roll but cant seem to find it

[cyberfunk]

I was at a local store and i saw a "cigarette" roller. You just put in your fav papers, stuff it, then close it and BAM!!!! out pops a perfect blunt. So if doing it the old fashion way doesn't work for you i would suggest getting one of these, especially if you like blunts. It rolls them whatever size you want and its very fast.

[poweredbyhate]

I just rolled and smoked a blunt for the first time this past weekend.
I was at my local hemp shop and I saw some "blunt wraps" which are
basically just a flavoured tobacco leaf, just like the kind a cigar
would be wrapped in. The one I got came from a company called
"Blunt Wrap" (http://bluntwrap.com) and it worked quite well. I
rolled it similarly to a regular joint, although the leaf was
considerably larger than a standard rolling paper. The wraps come
in a variety of flavours, like strawberry, lemon, gin & juice, and
other wild varieties. I went with a honey flavour, since I didn't
want my smoke to be flavoured like some sort of candy.



The smoke was very nice, and the flavour wasn't too strong, you just
got a hint of it on your lips when you smoked. I wouldn't smoke
blunts all the time, but they are fun when you want something
different. It's kinda cool busting out a blunt at a party, and it
makes you feel just like Snoop Dogg...



The store had a few other brands of blunt wraps, and they were all
about $1 or $2 each (Canadian currency). Some of my friends say
it's cheating to use a wrap, and claim there's nothing better than
using a real cigar. That may be true, but I think a blunt wrap
works very well, especially for your first time.

[GravityBong_Pro]

i heard that to. about u aint not pot smoker if you use a roller.. will for my J's i ruse a bamboo sheet and that can row any J as fat and tighter.. as any person can. plus it takes me 30 secs max to roll a J high or not while it takes my high idiot friends 3-5 mins when there blown. stick with the roller who gives a Fuck....if were allowed to say Fuck i pushed post reply 5 times.. and nothing so if its ojn here 6 times my bad.

[scrappy]

Peach (or Icy Mint)Optimo Cigarrilos are the best for rolling and smoking that I've found. We usually go through 10-15 of them on a good day.

[pancho]

i've smoked too many blunts to even remember my 1st one. best blunt experiance, we had 7 blunts and 8 people, we sparked all of them at once and started blazing. It prolly didn't help that swim was trippin on 2c-e but it just made things more interesting

[scrappy]

Originally Posted by pancho

i've smoked too many blunts to even remember my 1st one. best blunt experiance, we had 7 blunts and 8 people, we sparked all of them at once and started blazing. It prolly didn't help that swim was trippin on 2c-e but it just made things more interesting

Smoke sessions like that are my favorite thing to do in the world.

[Mr Innocent]

Get a cigar and empty the tobacco out of the end without splitting it,easy enough with the right cigar,use a herb grinder to grind your bud up and packit into the empty cigar case then paste some honey oil onto it and let it soak in a while. Spark it in a car and you soon won't see the person sitting next to you!

[aglasstornado]

Blunts are vunderval. You buy a vanilla dutch (or regular - most prefer the vanilla flavor), leaf it, cut it, stuff it, roll it. I don't really like blunt wraps (mentioned in previous post) because they burn too fast. Sure the flavors are nice and all, but regular dutches burn much slower and last longer.

[searcher]

Vanilla Dutch Masters.