More ace shots, china. The colour is not the ochre of TGTs images either. As Tintin says, the 70s Leb was certainly a red colour. As the gold was a yellow.
Course, this is all academic. The proof is in the puff.
Curiously, I have had two funny Leb experiences, one with Red, One with Gold. I was in a consortium which took receipt of 2 Kilos of Red leb. It was a fuck up from start to finish. Two boneheads collected the gear without smoking it. Turns out to be crap. Good colour, nothing untoward about the appearance, no fragrance, even when burnt. I took a hit. One chap buried his deal and it may still be in the ground today for all I know. Another lad, who had bought a pipe with a bowl the size of a bucket, spent the day blazing it, to little avail.
I tried a few things then passed it on to a couple of mates to have a go. One of them crushed up 1/2 oz. of the mess and got it down his neck on route to The Venue in Victoria to see Lou Reed. Part way through the set, he was grumbling about tummy ache. On the way home he was clutching his gut and cussing us out for taking the piss.
some few years later, I was invited to score some Gold Leb from an aquaintance and turned up at his place. He was a nice guy, a closet gay who was jittery and skittish. What I got was a great big lump of this sandy yellow moonrock. All right! However, it had the density of the thin end of FA. It was like holding a pingpong ball. I didn't want to make him feel uncomfortable as it seems that he was genuinely trying to be a dealer, but this was, to the initiated, shite. I cut the dal with him and left. A while later, I heard that he had set off on The Pot Trail to India et al. He was back after a week having been left penniless by a couple of train ticket mushes who intimidated him into buying another ticket, having refused to accept the valid one that they had taken from him.
Anyway, (cor, that Afghani's good. I've been rabbiting on for hours on here.) Anyway. It showed that dark shiny streak when you cut it through. It crumbled under heat and did turn me on. What was different to anything else I've piped, the ash had a gritty sediment in it, like maybe fine sand.
Course, this is all academic. The proof is in the puff.
Curiously, I have had two funny Leb experiences, one with Red, One with Gold. I was in a consortium which took receipt of 2 Kilos of Red leb. It was a fuck up from start to finish. Two boneheads collected the gear without smoking it. Turns out to be crap. Good colour, nothing untoward about the appearance, no fragrance, even when burnt. I took a hit. One chap buried his deal and it may still be in the ground today for all I know. Another lad, who had bought a pipe with a bowl the size of a bucket, spent the day blazing it, to little avail.
I tried a few things then passed it on to a couple of mates to have a go. One of them crushed up 1/2 oz. of the mess and got it down his neck on route to The Venue in Victoria to see Lou Reed. Part way through the set, he was grumbling about tummy ache. On the way home he was clutching his gut and cussing us out for taking the piss.
some few years later, I was invited to score some Gold Leb from an aquaintance and turned up at his place. He was a nice guy, a closet gay who was jittery and skittish. What I got was a great big lump of this sandy yellow moonrock. All right! However, it had the density of the thin end of FA. It was like holding a pingpong ball. I didn't want to make him feel uncomfortable as it seems that he was genuinely trying to be a dealer, but this was, to the initiated, shite. I cut the dal with him and left. A while later, I heard that he had set off on The Pot Trail to India et al. He was back after a week having been left penniless by a couple of train ticket mushes who intimidated him into buying another ticket, having refused to accept the valid one that they had taken from him.
Anyway, (cor, that Afghani's good. I've been rabbiting on for hours on here.) Anyway. It showed that dark shiny streak when you cut it through. It crumbled under heat and did turn me on. What was different to anything else I've piped, the ash had a gritty sediment in it, like maybe fine sand.
