A joint is a rolled smoking paper with weed or hasj in it.
A dutch joint is a joint rolled with long smoking paper, rolled backwards, (like in the sticky side on the outside, this way u leave a lot of paper unused wich u do not have to smoke, less chance for cancer, it also makes the joint taste better)
with a hard piece of thick paper (called a 'tip'), spiral or zigzag shaped, used as a filter at the end of the joint (where u take the hit from).
Usually filled with more tabacco then weed/hasj, to let it burn better and because very good weed is expensive in NL, but then again, dutch weed has 10x more THC then weed anywhere else in the world (especially USA, England, Thailand, etc)
All required materials for a 'dutch' joint can be acquired in every coffeeshop in the Netherlands (amsterdam has more then 150 coffeeshops)
A dutch joint is a joint rolled with long smoking paper, rolled backwards, (like in the sticky side on the outside, this way u leave a lot of paper unused wich u do not have to smoke, less chance for cancer, it also makes the joint taste better)
with a hard piece of thick paper (called a 'tip'), spiral or zigzag shaped, used as a filter at the end of the joint (where u take the hit from).
Usually filled with more tabacco then weed/hasj, to let it burn better and because very good weed is expensive in NL, but then again, dutch weed has 10x more THC then weed anywhere else in the world (especially USA, England, Thailand, etc)
All required materials for a 'dutch' joint can be acquired in every coffeeshop in the Netherlands (amsterdam has more then 150 coffeeshops)
Dude, U aint using a pipe to smoke that stuff, are u? Lemme roll a joint for yah man, I can roll inside out!
Could someone make a tip for my joint?
Could someone make a tip for my joint?
by Anonymous May 03, 2003
by specialK1369 February 18, 2011
n. A motion picture by Spike Lee
by fizzle March 27, 2004
by joe dutch August 20, 2004
jail or penitentiary
by jako September 15, 2003
Connection between two bones.
The bones slide away with cartilages on each other in the articular case. The synovial liquid insures the lubricity.
Articular bands fix the articular case.
See second picture
The bones slide away with cartilages on each other in the articular case. The synovial liquid insures the lubricity.
Articular bands fix the articular case.
See second picture
by kenny MD October 16, 2007