Hookah/Shisha
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YtowngirlinflaSo I've become big into Hookah. Since on deployment and visiting a lot of Asian and Middle Eastern countries, I come to find it's a huge thing over here. Not just some fadish under 21 like in the states. It's actually cultural. I actually enjoy smoking it and will be buying a few hookahs and shisha in my next port visit. So who else loves it?
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Laley23Had a 2 hose Hookah in college. Used to wind down the nights with it, though it was usually just packed with the molasses we would substitute it with the herbal stuff on occasion. Said to be safer, but it wasnt nearly as good...so yeah, it probably was healthier.
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Belly35I prefer a Bong
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tcarrier32
im not a big fan of smoking tobacco, although i have dabbled in hookah/shisha. I agree with belly.Belly35;1015515 wrote:I prefer a Bong -
justincredible
+1Belly35;1015515 wrote:I prefer a Bong -
Commander of AwesomeNot a big fan myself.
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thavoiceHeard of it, and it seemed to be offered alot in Panana City last summer....
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tcarrier32
a water pipe for tobacco. except the tobacco smoked out of this device is usually strongly flavored.thavoice;1015721 wrote:Heard of it, and it seemed to be offered alot in Panana City last summer....
What is it?
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YtowngirlinflaIt's washed tabacco, which takes most of the nicotine out of it. It also is flavored by molasses. Different flavors such as grape, watermelon, mint, strawberry, etc. You typically have about an hour smoke session. It makes a ton and I mean a ton of smoke. Not harsh, nothing like cigarettes.
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tcarrier32
its amazing to see how many marines love partaking in the forbidden liberal, hippie, communist activity of smoking marijuana. reminds me of the one scene in Generation Kill where the Lt. talks about wanting to get hash sent to him in Iraq. funny stuff.Belly35;1016148 wrote:Vietnam Shotgun Style
http://www.military.com/video/operations-and-strategy/vietnam-war/soldiers-in-nam-find-new-use-for-shotgun/1070939294001/ -
Steel Valley Footballjustincredible;1015690 wrote:+1
He doesn't mean this:
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Steel Valley Footballtcarrier32;1016249 wrote:its amazing to see how many marines love partaking in the forbidden liberal, hippie, communist activity of smoking marijuana. reminds me of the one scene in Generation Kill where the Lt. talks about wanting to get hash sent to him in Iraq. funny stuff.
Not really that amazing when you consider the reasoning behind it being outlawed. It's no different than a marine having a beer really. -
Steel Valley Footballjustincredible;1015690 wrote:+1
He didnt mean one of these, frat boy.
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dwccrew
Probably not even as bad. I'd rather deal with a marine that is high and relaxed over a drunk and obnoxious marine.Steel Valley Football;1016332 wrote:Not really that amazing when you consider the reasoning behind it being outlawed. It's no different than a marine having a beer really. -
Steel Valley FootballIt really is a travesty regarding the way the govt has pulled the wool over the eyes of the American public re: mj. Not the current govt of course but historically.
What gets me is the drug companies clamoring to get the synthetic thc formula down so it can be made available to the public. Watch them extol the benefits of thc once they do and then get the govt to outlaw mj altogether after that. It's ridiculous.