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I'm wondering if any of you older smokers remember the hash called paper dynamite? I ran across this while living in Germany in the later 70's an early 80's. That to this day is the most potent hash i've ever had but it was paper thin dark hash that was laced with opium. Very potent.
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Cant say Ive heard of it, sounds interesting tho

Oh it was very interesting and the only smoke i've had that was stronger was pure opium when i was in the orient doing some military stuff.

I lived in Austria during this time period. I was too young to smoke but I remember some older kids with something like this. It was the one thing they would not share with us, lol.

Had my first smoke there in 83 but it was pretty much soapbar, purchased at the Cafe Kamera in Vienna.

Thanks for triggering some memories. I sure the suppliers for Germany and Austria crossed paths.

How much did the stuff cost if you remember?

Marco wrote:I lived in Austria during this time period. I was too young to smoke but I remember some older kids with something like this. It was the one thing they would not share with us, lol.

Had my first smoke there in 83 but it was pretty much soapbar, purchased at the Cafe Kamera in Vienna.

Thanks for triggering some memories. I sure the suppliers for Germany and Austria crossed paths.

How much did the stuff cost if you remember?

Well Marco if right the killer went for 4-5 euro unless you bought a plate which happened fairly often and then 3-4. Oh love the scenary in Germany and Austria an the people so kind. Love to find some true nepal temple balls when back in A'Dam in 2010.
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tastywaves wrote:

Marco wrote:I lived in Austria during this time period. I was too young to smoke but I remember some older kids with something like this. It was the one thing they would not share with us, lol.

Had my first smoke there in 83 but it was pretty much soapbar, purchased at the Cafe Kamera in Vienna.

Thanks for triggering some memories. I sure the suppliers for Germany and Austria crossed paths.

How much did the stuff cost if you remember?

Well Marco if right the killer went for 4-5 euro unless you bought a plate which happened fairly often and then 3-4. Oh love the scenary in Germany and Austria an the people so kind. Love to find some true nepal temple balls when back in A'Dam in 2010.
Peace...

Mos Def, let me know when you are in Amsterdam and we can speak some German over a few good beers. Cheers

Sounds good to me i'll let you know when i'm in town so we can meet and chat.