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This is a little info for people that want to learn of bongs.
This info is more extensive than this but you can get a superficial idea reading this and
Avoid mistake when you’re starting to use it.
• The base is filled with water to the depth dictated by the bong. Water quality can include use of tap water, which may promote mineral buildup, or distilled water, which deposits less residue on the smoking equipment and is easier on lungs. Sometimes other liquids are used, e.g., lime water, giving the smoke a different taste. More rarely, liquids like Coca-Cola and herbal teas are used. However, such liquids can make cleaning difficult and time-consuming.
• The substance to be smoked is packed into the bowl and ignited. Cigarette lighters and matches are commonly used for ignition. Packing the bowl is a balance between filling it with enough substance to create a useful amount of smoke and leaving enough room for air to be sucked through the substance.

When inhaling, the volume of the lungs increases, causing the air in the lungs to decrease in pressure. The air in the lungs is then at a lower pressure than the air in the atmosphere. The pressure difference causes a flow of air from outside of the bong through the bowl picking up smoke from the burning substance. The smoke then bubbles through water and on into the chamber where it is temporarily held. Once the chamber is full to the smokers desired capacity, the hole above the water level is uncovered, either the bowl is pulled out of the stem, or, in bongs with an attached bowl a “carb” or “Shotgun” (a small hole that is covered by the thumb) is uncovered and the smoke is inhaled into the lungs. Once in the lungs, the active chemicals in the smoke are absorbed into the blood stream.
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The Neptunes work with Philly’s Most Wanted was far more original and compelling and since those dudes come from Philly and they are STILL alive I give them major props.

Clipse bore me to death because they are another instance of big time drup pushers without the lineup of real life addicts in their wake to account for all the supposed kilo sales.

Guess what Clipse… I hang with Norfolk, Portsmouth and VA Beach hustlers and they never seen y’all with any rubber bands.

The Neptunes work with Philly’s Most Wanted was far more original and compelling and since those dudes come from Philly and they are STILL alive I give them major props.

Clipse bore me to death because they are another instance of big time drup pushers without the lineup of real life addicts in their wake to account for all the supposed kilo sales.

Guess what Clipse… I hang with Norfolk, Portsmouth and VA Beach hustlers and they never seen y’all with any rubber bands.

I just listened to Lord Wilin’ for the first time today because I wasn’t interested when it first came out.
(I know, I should turn in my rap card.)
It was a good album, especially hearing it after the rap music of 2005 and 2006.
But C’mon.

This white fetishism of the crack-rap movement is getting weird.
It’s starting to make me nervous to see white people so obsessed with black people talking about drugs (Jeezy, The Wire, Clipse, etc)

It makes non-hipster rap fans instantly hate whatever the new crack rap album du jour is as.

As for the Clipse, I really enjoy “The Funeral,” “On My Shit,” “We Got It For Cheap,” and yeah, “Grindin’” but for every fresh, clever track, there’s a boring, dumb or unnecessary track one spin away. Hip hop artists, even great ones, just seem incapable of producing albums that are filler-free.

I do agree with you in regards to the repetitive nature of their lyrics (not that I expected otherwise from them), though I did have a higher opinion of the beats on this album than you did.