When we were kids the strain of the 60's-70's was sativa which produced a mentally energized psychedelic buzz. With the rise of super growers in Amsterdam, who were trying to mimic heroin highs, and also because it is a shorter denser more commercially profitable plant, Indica strains started to dominate with its physically paralyzing body buzz. Now most of the winners of the cannabis cup in Amsterdam are a blend of genetics. But even though I also keep hearing this claim about THC levels, my memory is that some of the kick ass "Acapulco Gold" strains of our youth were no slouches.
An interesting difference between wine and weed connoisseurs is that wine snobs only talk about taste,not the quality of the high. But aside from taste, weed gourmets can discuss the quality of high in infinitesimal detail like you are on an experience group on a sidhis course! That is till they fall asleep dunking double stuffed Oreos into chocolate milk! Just something I picked up in a casual glance of a magazine in a waiting room... --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Rick Archer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I'm told that grass is a lot more potent than it used to be. A friend of > mine (long-time Governor) was at the Telluride Blue Grass Festival a few > years ago. A friend offered him a joint and he sat there smoking the whole > thing. His friend warned him that he'd better stop, but he didn't feel > anything, so he continued. Then it hit him. He is a very well established > guy, but he said he was so freaked out and stoned that he had to sit there > for three hours before he could get up. > > > No virus found in this outgoing message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.5.516 / Virus Database: 269.20.2/1270 - Release Date: 2/10/2008 > 12:21 PM >
