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hash
Hash (hashish) is the resin collected from the flowers of the cannabis plant. The primary active substance is THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) although several other cannabinoids are known to occur.
Hash is usually smoked in pipes, water pipes, joints, and hookahs, sometimes mixed with cannabis flowers or tobacco. It can also be eaten.
The most common effects of hash and cannabis are: a sense of wellbeing, relaxation, rapid flow of ideas, increased appreciation of music and food, heightened senses, sleepiness, pain relief, nausea relief and increased appetite.
There are also several negative effects including dry mouth, rapid heart beat, impaired short term memory, anxiety, and panic attacks.
Contrary to popular belief, the effects from smoking cannabis or hash are not increased by holding the smoke in the lungs longer. Almost all of the THC is absorbed within the first few seconds. Also contrary to popular belief, more potent cannabis or hash is not more dangerous. Users generally take enough of the substance until they achieve the desired effects. In the case of smoking, it means the user will have to inhale less smoke and therefore fewer toxins to achieve the same effect.
Most high school students report that it is easier for them to obtain cannabis than alcohol. This is possibly due to the fact that people who sell cannabis are already breaking the law and have few problems with selling to minors. Despite ever-increasing spending on prosecution of cannabis users and anti-drug misinformation, some 50% of high school seniors report having tried cannabis.
Hash is currently illegal in countries where the government feels it is best to make decisions for an individual, including what consenting adults do in the privacy of their homes.
Hash is usually smoked in pipes, water pipes, joints, and hookahs, sometimes mixed with cannabis flowers or tobacco. It can also be eaten.
The most common effects of hash and cannabis are: a sense of wellbeing, relaxation, rapid flow of ideas, increased appreciation of music and food, heightened senses, sleepiness, pain relief, nausea relief and increased appetite.
There are also several negative effects including dry mouth, rapid heart beat, impaired short term memory, anxiety, and panic attacks.
Contrary to popular belief, the effects from smoking cannabis or hash are not increased by holding the smoke in the lungs longer. Almost all of the THC is absorbed within the first few seconds. Also contrary to popular belief, more potent cannabis or hash is not more dangerous. Users generally take enough of the substance until they achieve the desired effects. In the case of smoking, it means the user will have to inhale less smoke and therefore fewer toxins to achieve the same effect.
Most high school students report that it is easier for them to obtain cannabis than alcohol. This is possibly due to the fact that people who sell cannabis are already breaking the law and have few problems with selling to minors. Despite ever-increasing spending on prosecution of cannabis users and anti-drug misinformation, some 50% of high school seniors report having tried cannabis.
Hash is currently illegal in countries where the government feels it is best to make decisions for an individual, including what consenting adults do in the privacy of their homes.
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hash
Compressed Trichomes derived usually from the female Cannabis plant.
Hash is a very strong type of Marijuana, that is usually made from rubbing bud over a sieve like mesh, fine screens basicly.
Trichomes are the ' crystals ' on cannabis plants that contain THC, THC being the only active chemical on Cannabis plants, and Trichomes being the only things on Cannabis plants that contain THC.
Trichomes look like tiny transperent mushrooms when magnified. Strong weed usually has alot of visible Trichomes giving buds a ' frosty ' type look sometimes.
People in-correctly refer to trichomes as ' crytals 'or ' pollen '
hashish is made from removing these trichomes, ( also Resin ) from female cannabis plants and compressing them into small blocks which can be eaten or smoked, or even made into tea, or mixed with alcohol to increse effects and to mix both the high, and the 'drunk '.
Hash or Hasish is usually VERY strong, usually espensive and hard to find.
Hashish is alot like Marijuana, tastes almost exactly like Marijuana in most cases, if made properly.
MARIJUANA DOESNT KILL, NEVER HAS, NEVER WILL
LEGALIZE
Hash is a very strong type of Marijuana, that is usually made from rubbing bud over a sieve like mesh, fine screens basicly.
Trichomes are the ' crystals ' on cannabis plants that contain THC, THC being the only active chemical on Cannabis plants, and Trichomes being the only things on Cannabis plants that contain THC.
Trichomes look like tiny transperent mushrooms when magnified. Strong weed usually has alot of visible Trichomes giving buds a ' frosty ' type look sometimes.
People in-correctly refer to trichomes as ' crytals 'or ' pollen '
hashish is made from removing these trichomes, ( also Resin ) from female cannabis plants and compressing them into small blocks which can be eaten or smoked, or even made into tea, or mixed with alcohol to increse effects and to mix both the high, and the 'drunk '.
Hash or Hasish is usually VERY strong, usually espensive and hard to find.
Hashish is alot like Marijuana, tastes almost exactly like Marijuana in most cases, if made properly.
MARIJUANA DOESNT KILL, NEVER HAS, NEVER WILL
LEGALIZE
hash
1. An algorithm whose arguments are converted into a fixed-length representation called a digest. Hashes are usually used for sensitive data because the results are irreversable.
2. The pound/oglethorpe sign (#), used by many computer languages to denote the start of a single line comment block.
3. Slang for hasish, an extract from the resin of marijuana plants. This resin is usually many times more potent than the plant material acquired from such plants.
4. One of two lateral dashed lines on a football field. Hash lines are usually placed in a way that divides the field into thirds.
2. The pound/oglethorpe sign (#), used by many computer languages to denote the start of a single line comment block.
3. Slang for hasish, an extract from the resin of marijuana plants. This resin is usually many times more potent than the plant material acquired from such plants.
4. One of two lateral dashed lines on a football field. Hash lines are usually placed in a way that divides the field into thirds.
1. Use an md5 hash to store my password.
2. A hash followed by a bang and an application path is a directive which may be used to determine how a shell script is handled.
3. Coach gets made at me when I smoke his hash.
4. When Coach gets mad, I shit on the hash lines.
2. A hash followed by a bang and an application path is a directive which may be used to determine how a shell script is handled.
3. Coach gets made at me when I smoke his hash.
4. When Coach gets mad, I shit on the hash lines.
hash by ravingidiot August 25, 2004
hash
A piece of light or dark firmly pressed resin from the cannabis plant. Gets you more stoned than high. Much stronger than weed, regardless what some people at urbandictionary claim. When you smoke a hash joint, you use around 0,7 grams of good quality hash mixed with 1 toasted cigarette.
Some of the best hash in the world is from Morocco, India and Lebanon.
Some of the best hash in the world is from Morocco, India and Lebanon.
hash by hashishisgoodforyou May 1, 2008
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