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| beats and beeps |
i thought they were supposed to be like black.
mine are like light brown on the outside but its a light layere, like you can see darker material underneath?
anybody else have these cliche incense? |
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| beats and beeps |
ok im just gonna use this flute sandal stuff.
the package says...
ETERNAL, WOODY & PERSISTING.
thats a pretty cool description i guess... |
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| Jackson |
Mine are exactly the same. Light brown twiggy (lol) substance on the outside, then dark on the inside.
Mines in a blue box called Satya Sai Baba Nag Champna. Just incase its the same. |
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| beats and beeps |
| quote: | Originally posted by Jackson
Mine are exactly the same. Light brown twiggy (lol) substance on the outside, then dark on the inside.
Mines in a blue box called Satya Sai Baba Nag Champna. Just incase its the same. |
yeah exact same thing.
the blue background on the box says like srinivas sugandhalaya, and on one of the sides it has funny little pictures, like a man with his legs chopped off at the thigh touching the burning part of the incense. and then it has the NETT WT 0.10G. And ECHO FRIENDLY with arrows and stuff.
packaging can be pretty cool.
me and twisted should produce house or maybe psytrance under the name srinavas sugandhalaya. |
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| Allied Nations |
| the markup for insence in north america is like 1000% its ridiculous i wont buy it over here. |
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| RJT |
| quote: | Originally posted by Allied Nations
the markup for insence in north america is like 1000% its ridiculous i wont buy it over here. |
It's pretty ing cheap here 
Like $2-$3 gets me enough for half a year.
Edit: I should mention, though, that I live in a hippie village. |
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| Allied Nations |
| quote: | Originally posted by RJT
It's pretty ing cheap here
Like $2-$3 gets me enough for half a year. |
cuz in india it would be like... NOTHING, like, pennies gone, soooo cheap.
maybe im checking out the wrong places but it seems like they like to charge a couple dollars over here for a sleeve with like 10-15 sticks.. wtf is that?
and most of the export flavours are hella nasty |
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| Frenchie |
| It's not expensive here. 5$ last me all year depending on how much I use. |
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| RJT |
| quote: | Originally posted by Allied Nations
cuz in india it would be like... NOTHING, like, pennies gone, soooo cheap.
maybe im checking out the wrong places but it seems like they like to charge a couple dollars over here for a sleeve with like 10-15 sticks.. wtf is that?
and most of the export flavours are hella nasty |
I can get probably like 100-200 sticks or cones for $3 to $5 American, that'll last me a year.
The only varieties other than the Champa that I buy all come from the local co-op, so they are native "flavours," not the sketchy chem'd up flavours most places have. |
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| Allied Nations |
| quote: | Originally posted by RJT
I can get probably like 100-200 sticks or cones for $3 to $5 American, that'll last me a year.
The only varieties other than the Champa that I buy all come from the local co-op, so they are native "flavours," not the sketchy chem'd up flavours most places have. |
i need to find a good place then! but thats crazy for 3-5 dollars in india - roughly 200 rupees you could probably score like 1000 sticks |
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| RJT |
| quote: | Originally posted by Allied Nations
i need to find a good place then! but thats crazy for 3-5 dollars in india - roughly 200 rupees you could probably score like 1000 sticks |
Dollar still goes a ways in the third (Ok, MAYBE the second!) world, yo! :p |
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| Allied Nations |
| quote: | Originally posted by RJT
Dollar still goes a ways in the third (Ok, MAYBE the second!) world, yo! :p |
india is definitely 3rd world, close to 4th lol |
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