When you roll a nice fatty using tobacco wraps like Brown Sugar or Golden Wrap, do you call this a blunt? Or something else?

I've only heard people use 'blunt' when referring to actual cigars that have been split open and wrapped up with weed, or actual blunt wraps, so I'm at a loss as to if these should be called the same.

Ive heard both called blunts, so Im gonna say probably a blunt.

callem raps thats what we callem in the great state of North Carolina

A blunt.

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this.

A blunt.

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Fair enough.

Another stupid question I have for anyone who might know stuff about blowing glass, whats the difference between an inside out pipe and a regular one? "Inside out" pipes usually look thicker or something, but i really don't know what the difference is in their design or in their making and haven't been able to figure it out.

Fair enough.

Another stupid question I have for anyone who might know stuff about blowing glass, whats the difference between an inside out pipe and a regular one? "Inside out" pipes usually look thicker or something, but i really don't know what the difference is in their design or in their making and haven't been able to figure it out.

I think its just a style for bowls... maybe the design is inside out? If that even makes sense. I googled it and normal looking glass pipes came out so iono.

maybe the design is inside out?

Something like that, i can't really tell.

When looking at a so called 'inside-out' pipe, and moving it around, the glass usually appears to be thicker and and design seems to be 'under' the glass and gets distorted as I move it around.

So called regular pipes feel lighter to me, and don't seem to have the same design distortion when I move them around ... the designs seems to be closer to the surface.

I don't understand how they do it though.

If im not mistaken, the glass tubes used in glassblowing, are painted(?) on the outside, then heated, & rolled & shaped, , overlapping the painted(?) glass.allowing you to see the vibrant, swirling ribbons of colors underneath the layer of clear glass.

Something like that, i can't really tell.

When looking at a so called 'inside-out' pipe, and moving it around, the glass usually appears to be thicker and and design seems to be 'under' the glass and gets distorted as I move it around.

So called regular pipes feel lighter to me, and don't seem to have the same design distortion when I move them around ... the designs seems to be closer to the surface.

I don't understand how they do it though.

TRIPLE BLOWN

Inside out basically means that the design is made on the very inside and then the outer glass, which is clear, is laid on top of that. It is not only almost always thicker, but also looks much better IMO. It allows for actual bands of colors and swirls and the like to be in the design, and it gives more of a 3-D effect than just having the design on the outside.

And yes, in NC, they're wraps until you roll them, then it's a blunt whether you used a cigar or a wrap.

You win the best answer award of this thread. Now its useless.

Don't listen to him, i'm from north carolina and we call'em blunts.

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