Originally published at: http://boingboing.net/2017/03/17/an-awesome-bong-packed-full-of.html
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There are no herbtools anywhere.
WOOT, is that you?
bongbong
“Slack”.
Hmm. Slackstership? Slackination? Slackering?
On fleek, yo.
Probably snack, in about 30 minutes…
I’m too high to deal with this right now.
I never realized that Boing Boing had a stash.
What the Belgium loving carp?
Everyone knows a meerschaum pipe carved to appear as Cthulhu is the most elegant device.
600 year old briar is also acceptable.
Could there actually be data suggesting that the interests of a substantial proportion of the BoingBoing readership align with a sponsorship from a purveyor of drug paraphernalia? Or is that just an idea someone came up with while high?
There’s always been a sizable stoner contingent to boingboing readership, both on the recreational side and the medical, especially Xeni’s detailing of her use of cannabis to reduce the side effects during chemo.
There’s always been a sizable stoner contingent to boingboing readership, both on the recreational side and the medical
True, but I confess I’m a bit surprised, given the range of artisanal glass doodads — percolators, swirl chambers, recyclers, multi-chambered high-tech state-of-the-art vapor-cooling dab rigs in bespoke hardwall carrying cases — that what they pick to flog to Happy Mutants is…
…a plain ol’ cheap-ass acrylic bong which differs from the $5 bargain-basement basic model only by being a luridly-colored bit of tits’n’ass objectification?
I dunno, but I suspect they may have misread their audience a bit.
But, hey, maybe not. Just throw in a bit of “Bob Dobbs hurhurhurhur!” and it’s all good, amirite?
Maybe it’s just me. /-:
PraBOB!
Ur srsly harshing our mellow bruh.
Back in my punklet youth in Dallas, every now and then I’d run into Rev. Ivan Stang. As much as he loved “Slack”, he hated hippies and stoners.
I posit that this corporate bong merchant is at the grade of Spensers Gifts and Herbtools is firmly amongst the “pinks”.
Wow, imagine a time when the far right had a point other than “break all the things.”