one good reason for Syrian war...looks like good old Leb will make a come back...

[Snin]

http://www.middle-east-online.com/english/?id=62861

:bow: :bow: been many years since really about ..much nicer than skunk rubbish

[Classic Jorge]

[Harry Balls]

[Ashberto]

Leb was usually a bit crap from the mid 80's and through the nineties ISTR. Moroccan was the best hash until about 99, then everything seemed to go downhill. I blame the KLA.

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

[Ashberto]

[Classic Jorge]

Red leb usually came with a red and gold seal and was usually very fluffy, this is because it was pressed kif, which is pollen dust (those little crystals found on the plant).

The sticky stuff usually had some of the pressing oil mixed back into it, though it could be all sorts of other ****e if you werent careful.

Or, um, so I hear

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

Well, he did in 1981, anyway.

[Snin]

irish chap from a lock up just off new kings road :cloud9:

[Ashberto]

who tells me that you'd end up with more all over your fingers than actually in the spliff.

[Ashberto]

The supposed powers of this famed product were whispered reverentially amongst students of the combustable arts, usually around the time the hot-knives came out.

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

Acapulco Gold, said to contain opium. Durban poison was also touted as something special.

[Classic Jorge]

heaven forbid you'd be wearing one of their famously niche football kits, manys a time they would mourn the passing of a sweet Anderlecht, partizan belgrade or fiorentina top.

[Supermac1976]

Just make sure you wash your hands & dry 'em before skinning up, then when you find some stuck to your fingers, rub them together and you'll find it falls off in little sausages.

[Berni]