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The Joint Rolling Handbook: Expert Edition

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My dad wasn't around to teach me how to tie a tie, nor was he there to show me how to roll a joint. I'll do both for my son, and in the mean time I will continue to give copies of this gem to my rolling-impaired friends.

I laughed, I cried, I toked, I coughed. This book will open up the wonderful world of joints to everyone and helps even the very experienced. It also gives you something to do in your free time.

This book teaches you all there is to know about spliff rolling, from how to make the most simplest L plates to the most complicated Windmills (see sample pics) that will impress your friends everytime aswell as giving you an amazing smoke. It also gives you info on, How to make the mix perfect, How to roll them properly, and much more. I really think that this is a must for all ganja smokers from beginners to pros, this book could probably teach Jah a thing or two. This is an amazing book!

The Joint Rolling Handbook is great for some super rolling tricks. I had to read the beginners section, but I did as it instructed and was on my way to rolling better joints. Some more experienced friends of mine managed to roll a few of the joints in this book and boy was that a good smoke! My favorites are the Secret Agent and the Saturday Night Special; all-though I must admit that a Cannabis Cigar would definitely hit the spot. If you?re new to rolling you're in for a lot of practice, but you'll get there a lot faster with this book. The more seasoned joint rollers will find things go faster, but either way this book will give you some awesome joints to blaze with your pals!

I'm looking foreward to the release of the Joint Rolling Handbook 2, an September 9th 2004. Keep an eye out for it!

Marked Expert Edition, the outrageous techniques demonstrated in The Joint Rolling Handbook are complex and require a bigger attention span than the average stoner has. Even not stoned, the instructions were difficult to understand. If you're looking for practical methods and easy rolling instructions this isn't the book for you. If you already know how to roll joints and have a crafty hand, maybe it is. Most of the convincingly illustrated creations like the windmill and the nose cone require multiple papers, many of which will be cut up for the gummed strip used to "bandage" together joints and long tubular roaches until they resemble a smokable jumble of tinker toys quite likely to end up burning a hole in your rug. Intermingled with the individual joint instructions are a few sections offering information on marijuana itself, laws, health risks, etc.

I like this book alot. I suck at rolling joints and with this book I learned some cool techniques. It is pretty handy when you want to impress your friends with cool joints. I like the graphics too. I think that any beginer would appreciate and understand this book. I totally recomend it to anyone who likes rollin.

This book is too good to be true. Everything the ganja community knew down on paper - with pictures! However, it doesn't include the swan-dick special, an obvious error. Essential.

hello there my little web wizzards... this book is quite the beez knees... the flaming backflip is the best.... especially if your in the back of a pub or somthing.... guaranteed to impress your mates