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Joint & Blunt Rolling
by Schitzophreniac
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Intro: I'm tired of reading files that dont make any sense.
Joint Rolling: First of all, size 1.5 rolling papers are the best. They are the perfect length for rolling, as 1.25s are way too short. Take the paper and hold the gummed (now referred to as the top) side up, facing towards you. Fold the bottom side up to the middle, so you have a little spot to place your smoke. Next, i recommend that you put the majority of you smoke in the middle and then push it to the sides as you see fit. Then fold the bottom edge over the mass of smoke that has been put into the paper. Fold it until the bottom edge touches the middle of the paper(Right above the weed) and then pinch the ends firmly with your index and thumb. You should now have the smoke 'trapped' in a little cylinder and have the ends of the cylinder mashed firmly together.To roll this up, keep your index finger in place, and then slide your thumbs in an upward motion on your index fingers. If done right, the joint practically rolls itself. If the bottom edge of the paper just slides up, reseat it where you started and try again. You have to find the 'sweet spot' of providing the right amount of pressure and motion.
Blunt Rolling: Blunts can be rolled the same as above, but that requires skill. To start, i recommend you cut the tip off. You dont have to. Now lick the blunt lengthways all the way across several times to get a good wet line. Cut your blunt down this line and dispose of the tobacco. Lick the two edges that you created so the blunt will not fall apart. If you dont, the layers will shed off. I then lay the blunt flat on the table and create a cylinder identical to the one created in the joint rolling section (respective to size). Then, just roll the cylinder over itself by rolling it by the ends, not in the middle or anywhere else. This makes it fatter in the middle with good sized end holes. When you get to the end, just keep rolling it over the end. If you had enough spit to make it stick, it will. If not, re-lick the edge and roll the blunt back over it.
I hope this helps somebody. Happy Smokin'
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