How to roll a joint or a hash blunt

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Roll a joint or a hash blunt

How to roll a super nice, fat hash blunt.

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Audrone 1 year ago

I need some help in finding relief in my area and don't know how to go about it. Help.

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kingoflight (2) 1 year ago

skip to the 2:50 mark unless you like watching prep work

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magawd222 10 months ago

will try

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Metastophalies (1) 6 months ago

Another way of doin that is takin' a rollin pin and flattin the hash out paper thin.. Then cut it the shape of the blunt and use it as an inside leaf when rollin your Cheeba!!

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