Endo

cool, just got me some cigar papers(these big ****in dried tobaco leaf i think), does anyone know how to roll a joint with cigar papers, because i was just trying, its not that easy

potheadreturns2

Man just cause it comes in papers doesn't mean it's a joint. it's still a blunt. But anyway man if you can't roll one of those you just need practice because they are seriously easier than regular papers. They're a tad thicker and more manageable. Plus they're bigger so you have more to work with.

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Endo

um i thought blunt=joint, i think we might have a case of one of those cultural differences. a joint is a blunt where i come from, what is the difference? and yeah i can roll it, but it does'nt smoke to well, dont worry i will figure it out, practice i suppose

Shroomination

Blunt = anything rolled with paper larger than normal rolling papers (normal papers being zig zags). compared to cigar.

Joint= anything rolled with normal sized papers. compared to cigarette.

Basically, you can think of a joint as a cigarette and a blunt as a cigar

HitTheHammeR

with most people

joint = anything rolled with cigarette type papers
(i.e. white, usually made of hemp, rice... whatever)

blunt = either rolling a joint-type contraption with a tobacco/banana leaf or emptying a cigar of its tobacco and re-stuffing it with doobage...

same basic concept
donkeysmell

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potheadreturns2

I'd say hit the hammer is closer to where I live. Endo is probably right it's a cultural difference. But let's get back on topic before this get's moved to the glossary of terms forum . Yes I'd say that it's just practice. I also think that tobacco papers are easier to roll than regular papers for some reason. maybe it's a placebo effect. aight well peace

Krippul

Hammer knows whats going on, at least that what its like here... I used to think a blunt was just a big joint.