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Oc fail!

OlGutshotWilly

OlGutshotWilly

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decklin said:
A hookah and a bong look nothing alike. They work off the same principal but a bong was designed to be used in conjunction with marijuana while a hookah was designed to be used with a specific type of tobacco. People should be able to recognize the difference. I have never smoked pot but I can tell the difference.
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I hate to burst your bubble, but a Hookah was designed to smoke opium and hashish........Tobacco came MUCH later:) Why, as recently as the '60's they were being used for opium and hashish.

Here is a little history, so as to give you a cite. But I'm old enough not to need the cite!

http://www.hookahcompany.com/hookah_history.htm
 
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sudden valley gunner

sudden valley gunner

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heresolong said:
<quote>He said that he was a criminal justice student and thought it would be a good idea to leave his gun unconcealed while smoking from what looked like a marijuana bong. </quote>

Bet he thought both would be perceived as lawbreaking and wanted to see which would get the biggest response. Not sure why he covered up after they talked to him, however.
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Thats what I was thinking.
 
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