The History Of Rolling Papers (NRR)
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Thought the strut might be interested in this piece on the history of rolling papers. I don't smoke (anything) anymore, but there was always a certain romance to rolling papers - with their antique looking packaging. Also some choice quotes from Tommy Chong:
???I smoke just a tiny little bit,??? he says, ???a tiny little pellet. I learned that from an old jazz singer named Jon Hendricks of Lambert, Hendricks & Ross. Before he???d go on stage he???d take these little tiny hash crumbs, and he???d put them in a filter cigarette and light it up. It???s really one toke. And then he???d go on stage and sing like crazy. I learned my habits from the masters.???
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/articles/the-unfiltered-history-of-rolling-papers-plus-tommy-chong
???I smoke just a tiny little bit,??? he says, ???a tiny little pellet. I learned that from an old jazz singer named Jon Hendricks of Lambert, Hendricks & Ross. Before he???d go on stage he???d take these little tiny hash crumbs, and he???d put them in a filter cigarette and light it up. It???s really one toke. And then he???d go on stage and sing like crazy. I learned my habits from the masters.???
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/articles/the-unfiltered-history-of-rolling-papers-plus-tommy-chong
Comments
These:
And sometimes, these:
/End of History.
Never been a fan of Zig Zags, never rolled well IMO. I'm a fan of the JOB French Lights also the Top papers are surprisingly good.
Zig Zags haven't been good since the 70's.
These were always the best, imo, but I haven't rolled a joint since I don't know when:
No glue, just 100% pure rice paper.
I strenuously hate all of your so-called upgrades.
Flavors, clear paper, explanations on packages as to why using this product is more environmentally prudent than the other, etc.
Roll that shit, light that shit, smoke that shit hasn't got time for any of that.