Paddy field
Paddy field by Floppy1975 August 24, 2019
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Paddy Field
A folded piece of paper with a cross section like an M which is used as a tool to provide support when rolling joints. The folds can be multiplied to allow several joints to be prepared at once.
Got a long journey ahead, best get out the paddy field.
If you're rolling more than one, why don't you use a paddyfield?
If you're rolling more than one, why don't you use a paddyfield?
Paddy Field by Luke M January 26, 2006
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