Roll a tobacco joint in 30 seconds

Roll a tobacco joint in 30 seconds

How to roll a joint in just 30 seconds. The timer is on, so try to keep with your instructor's pace! Pour your tobacco in the paper, fold it properly, roll it up, and use your saliva to glue it together. Twist the ends, and voila! You have a perfect joint.

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Skamm4 (1) 5 months ago
How fuc*ing pathetic!!!

If you already got "the blend", as you call it! There is no reason why it should take you any more than 10 seconds!

OMFG WTF - such a n00bish vid , and to top it all off you mugged yourself off for the whole world to see!
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migizzle555 last month
hes not the only mother#$%@er with a #$%@in mouth like that
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