Combinations - PPT and smoking tobacco/weed

[davestate]

PPT and a smoke...Ho-le-sheet!

SWIM today with a normal Silk Cut, and it produced such a rush and calmness! About 1hour after the tea (6large giganteum) was ingested SWIM had a smoke and found the PPT relaxation and euphoria was greatly increased.
With a joint it's completely debilitating, SWIM nodded for 4 hours listening to music and TV, then ate 2 large pizzas.

For anyone looking a little extra from their PPT, try this!

[samuraigecko]

This is as old as the hills for any opiate user. It is the same for pharmaceutical opiates, street opiates or home made opiates.

If one were to look at a lot of Heroin users, one would be hard pressed to find one that doesnt have ciggie burns on them from where they have nodded with still lit cigarettes. Having said this, a word of caution . . .

A fair number of house fires have been caused in exactly this way. Falling asleep with a ciggie is very dangerous and nodding with one can be just as dangerous.

Be safe, Peace

[waltz#2]

Sometimes SWIM likes to be just barely in the clouds. Sometimes he wonders if anything is even happening. Typically the "test" is to smoke a rolley and see if he doesn't sink down into his chair.

If SWIM recalls correctly, opium wasn't smoked until it started being put on tobacco.

[samuraigecko]

Originally Posted by waltz#2

Sometimes SWIM likes to be just barely in the clouds. Sometimes he wonders if anything is even happening. Typically the "test" is to smoke a rolley and see if he doesn't sink down into his chair.

If SWIM recalls correctly, opium wasn't smoked until it started being put on tobacco.

No, this is incorrect. Tribes have been vaporizing opium for an extremely long time. It was only practice for a very small proportion of these tribles to combine the tobacco with opium and this was only in regions where tobacco was also grown.

The earliest history of Opium that SWIM has been able to find shows that both middle eastern, S.E.Asian and Indo-Asian tribes were vaporizing opium in primitive bamboo pipes (like a peace pipe kind of thing) with coal embers from the camp fire.

Peace