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Was gonna say -hey! Not all of us.... ...but I have to admit I did enjoy the picture...

I used to be a regular, but stopped hanging out there cause all I did was get in political (and other) arguments. Which is totally my own fault. Pretty cool place though, with many legendary breeders contributing, and lots of amazing growers.

See ya in about 6 months- there is a LOT of info there...

I'd call using the corporation's money to support groups that spread hatred and intolerance an "evil motive"...

How is that any different than what I said? People buy their crappy food, company hires people and pays taxes. None of the bad press has done any harm to the company ( and by extension, to any local economy where they are operating), and seems like it has increased sales, at least short term. So...

Considering that they have enjoyed record sales in the past day or two due to all the bigots that feel they need to show support, I wouldn't worry too much about their economic health...

Responding to a post above- hormones are not used in chicken in the USA and most if not all of the rest of the world. Antibiotics, yes. Hormones, no. I wouldn't eat at chic fil a if they decorated the place with rainbow colored pot leaves, and fully support all the bad press and boycotts...

You are making an assumption here that might not be true- that using other fats is leaving behind THC that would be dissolved if coconut oil were used instead. . Keep in mind we are talking about a few milligrams of THC being dissolved in several grams of oil- in other words, the solvent is in...

But where does the claim that it is better at making marijuana edibles than other oils come from? Not even trying to get into a debate about saturated fats and health, just curious in the context of this thread.

Why is a highly saturated fat better for making edibles?

All vegetable oils have the same fat content- 100%. Peanut oil certainly does not contain any less fat than coconut oil. Butter does have a small amount of water and protein, so is only 80-85% fat.

Wood conducts much less heat than any metal, or glass...

The part I'm having trouble with is where you came in and said terpenes are not responsible for the taste and are only "sap". Limonene is found in cannabis. Limonene, as I learned about 30 years before Wikipedia was invented, is a terpene. Has the nomenclature changed? Does the word "terpene"...

Then what ARE you saying, and why do you say I've not been discussing terpenes? I've mentioned limonene a couple of times. It is practically the textbook definition of a terpene, and I can't imagine any chemist looking at limonene and saying that it is NOT a terpene. Is limonene not found in...

Terpenes can oxidize terpenoids- are you saying actual terpenes are not found in cannabis? Because I think there is a lot of literature that goes against that. Limonene for instance- it is a pure hydrocarbon, which makes it NOT literally a terpenoid ,and it definitely has a strong lemon smell...

What about some sort of dual path device where the vapor does not go through water, but some air DOES go through water at the same time? What if you took a regular bong, then introduced the vapor ABOVE the water level?

Hey Puffers, a funny coincidence- I'm actually on hold with Bosch right this second about problems with our Aquastar tankless water heater...

Most terpenes look like they are pretty non-polar , in other words not water soluble.

Sorry, but I can't agree- I only vape ( well 99% of the time), yet get a full spectrum of effects from the range of strains I have. I absolutely get the expected effects from Indicas. Might the Indica be even more couchy if combusted? Who knows....?

I don't always play devil's advocate- -but when I do, I research hastily.