I prefer a joint. I tear off the part of the paper that holds the glue, tear not cut. I use the nips to remove leaves without bling and cut up the bud. I roll kind of thin so I can use my ceramic one-hitter as a connoisseur’s crutch; makes it easier to pass and cools the smoke. Also, it has a narrow hole which makes it harder to puff with enough force to canoe the joint. That small jar is my “Smoke Me Jar”, which I use to hold the pot that I plan on smoking in the near future.
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Interesting you test of the glue. When I was a kid (1969), I had some glue free papers, maybe Zig Zag. Just loaded up on the saliva…
I used to dry my joints over a flame.
All vaping now for me…
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Dry herb. I have a Magic Flight Launchbox, low tech, reliable, effective. I love a good joint, but the smoke is a deterrent.
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Mine is an Evolve D. I’m still getting used to it. There are advantages and disadvantages. Keep it loaded and you can take a hit quick, no mess, no fuss.
I feel like Johnny cash singing his “I been everywhere” on this topic. I tried a dry herb vape, G pen. Hundred bucks of lousy buzzes and frustration cleaning it until it Quit after maybe fifty bowls. Nope. But smoke? I’ve smoked from gourds, from tin foil straight pipes,legit rasta steam chalices and authentic Persian hookah. I’ve rolled the back pages of motel room bibles, and refilled dumped out Winston gold 100s. I’ve used antique burl pipes, and Jack knife one hitters. Brass, glass, pear and walnut. But at the end of the day, a spliff with a modest diameter crutch, and nicely ground sticky bud in raw hemp paper just works. The results with a belt roller are almost machine consistent, and easy to produce, even when baked.
Around the house I usually choose the bong, which does capture a good bit of tar, but a modern spliff ain’t a bad choice for when you’re out and about.
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Vaporizer, pipe, water based bong, tinctures, butter, coconut oil topical. I like smoking but have COPD so vaporizer is suppose to be safer for me.
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