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Chocolate Thai

It is truly a time of great change. This was "the kind" back in the day, and along with the unique and phenomenal Thai stick, was always a real exotic treat to find. I was pretty stoked to find some good chocolate thai in the valley. This looked like brownish dirt weed from certain angles, but its guts revealed a universe of frosty crystals. Its proliference of hairs were a dark red and some of the leaves looked purplish , as well as dark green. The smell definitely had chocolate notes, while the taste was darkly tuned with notes of black pepper and a touch of spice. The high still matches today's kind buds, I was tingly and spacy, and fully relaxed. It rocked me in head and corpse. Great for listening to music!

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