wow.

yhummy pictures.

They are pretty huh? I personally am a bit more fond of booze. Stevil is good at tracking this kind of stuff down.

Hahah!

I think what I was trying to tell you last night was:

1) I shouldn't drink 2 buck Chuck Chardonnay from Trader Joe's and get on-line
2) I need your address so that I can send you Ms. Powter's book back (which will get it to ya soonest)

K. My head hurts. I should go back to bed.

1. Hope your head isn't hurting too bad
2. I gave you the book so there's no need to return it. Besides it sucks BIG donkey ass anyway.
3. "Stop the Insanity" isn't so bad. I think I mentioned that one before if you see it at a Thrift Store or a garage sale it's worth picking up.
4. One of these days you should head out to Turdlock on an early Tuesday and go with me to the Turdlock Flea Market. Every once in awhile they have an occasional cool item.

Wow.
That's just...
Wow.

I'm glad you like. It's strange what they sold in old mainstream men's magazines in the 1970's. I believe OUI is still around and now owned by Playboy.

This just makes me smile...rather widely.
Thanks!

An excellent montage.

I was born in 1978, so 70's style tokin' is a bit before my time.

I would really love to buy an isomerizer, hopefully they've come down in price (if they are available at all).

The coke kits are classic too. Good stuff all around :)

I think you might be able to pick up an isomerizer on Ebay & from what I can tell. No. They haven't come down in price.

very hard to believe that the very long recovery procedure of nose cauterization would be offered as an impressive tool

wild though, photoshopped or not.

Nope...it's not photoshopped. It is a very weird device indeed. I was pretty creeped out by it when I saw it too.

Uh -- are my irony detectors maybe not working? If so, my apologies, but it's a rubber nose, guys. :)

and here i am, part of the latest generation of tokers, and we have no place to buy even the simplest glassware anymore :'(

alas, I may have to stop by the pipe store on the way to campus and pick up just n average pipe for my needs, nothing so fancy as this equipment

I remember (more or less) all this stuff. Still have my old acrylic ST3 bong in the attic somewhere......still have a rolling machine, still have my insta-loader. Man, I should start a museum!!!

Dude...you must have had it all. This stuff was immensely popular in the 70's. These days I have no idea what is THE cool thing to smoke stuff in.

These days everybody smokes out of stylish hand-crafted blown glass, though joints never went out of style.

Hmm, and the gubmint will have you believe that these things are evil, despite the fact that they've been around for ages.

Eh, I wasn't aware that you couldn't buy some of this stuff together -- we were buying stuff for making a *beer* bong, and the guy refused to sell all the components to us at the same time. Apparently some law.

Funny shit.

Man, am sure there're hell lot of laws against having so much of cool equipment, too. LOL, wonder how they got by.

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I love that mask/bong. I have never seen anything like that.

The nose is just to let you know that if you do to much coke you may need to get cauterization from a doctor, and the mask is to freak out your bonged -out buddies, not to smoke with it. but cool spread of drug ingesting equipment. man, like wow!!, IS that the cops MAN???!!! Daves not here man..

oh, my god. equally questionable is the fact that i remember playing with some of these things - especially several of the roach clips - as a kid. i remember the key and one of the guitars. my dad was/is a big pothead, but i don't recall him ever having bongs around - it was clips and papers all the way. they don't have any JOKER brand papers listed. i remember the 'rents using those and ez-wider. there is still much bitterness on my mom's part past that directly related to her failed marriage, because apparently my dad KEPT HER PIPE when they broke up. (she hasn't smoked in years, but it was apparently a very pretty one.) and you know this is from the later '70s without even having to look, because it mentions "that perfect sequel to star wars"....

i'm just shocked to realize that some of those mysterious little metal things that were around when i was a kid were roach clips. i mean, i've always been very aware of my dad's toking, but i thought the only roach clips he had were those surgical clamps or the smaller metal alligator clips (not in this ad set either). the guitar clip (the one most to the left, of the guitar shapes in the clip pic and therefore near the center bottom of the arrangement) splits lengthwise down the neck, and is fairly detailed. i remember i used to pinch paper and my fingertips in it. the key one i remember seeing is the silver one that is higher up in the pic, on the far right. my dad also had the little "misdemeanor scale" - bottom picture, upper right section, lower left area of the pic. there were also a lot of carved asian boxes with inlaid brass - i guess the same kind that are common as stash boxes from import stores today.

i got here via boingboing, btw.
and funny - growing up around all this casual-drug paraphernalia meant that when i was older, smoking pot or hash didn't seem in the least bit cool or rebellious or attractive, cos it was something boring for DADS to do. i guess in some environments - "you, dad! i learned it by watching YOU!" (haha!) - it might have the opposite effect, but for me it made casual drug use significantly less attractive than it was to friends who had very straitlaced, upper-middle-class professional parents.

That's why I always thought raising the drinking age was silly... I grew up Eurpoean-style, we had wine with dinner and cocktails on special occasions, since I was about 5. And later the "I'm 21 wow i can drink now" frenzy never got me- it was just a part of life.

Look at history, Prohibition didn't work...

Wow, man. One of my first jobs out of high school was working in a head shop. These pix bring back the memories. I could so run through the various pros and cons on these products. Heh.

I miss my glass bong.

Those were great! Thanks for sharing these.
(I found you via http://boingboing.net/)

Good find man!

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Beautiful. Thank you! (found via boing boing blog - posting it to my own LJ too)

Hey, these are pictures from my dorm room.

The beauty of studying chemical engineering in the 70's was access to glassware, testing your stash and getting all the nasty impurities out of street drugs.

There was also a guard assigned to the chemistry building who could hand roll *perfect* cigarettes using only one hand. He was our hero. We were also pretty trashed after six hour organic chemistry labs...

hahahah
that's fucking awesome.

Hah! I don't see a one-hitter there anywhere. Stealthy and economical. Nor do I see any nice SS "cigarette" cases for holding loose or rolled product. Or are my eyes just getting blurry?

That is because one-hitters would have considered selfish! When you rolled one up, bigger was cooler.
Also the pot we had in those days wasn't as good as today. Ha Ha!!!! But that is the sad truth. 1/4 lb. cost $45 & a lid was $15

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