Marijuana

Note: Chemdog is a strain that although popular, has become the subject of much debate and confusion with respect to its origins and crossbreeds akin to the 'Chicken or the egg?' paradox. For obvious reasons the people involved in introducing this strain are shrouded in mystery. The result is a story that sounds like a fairy tale but 'stoner urban legend' is a more appropriate term. The following presentation of this story does not imply its accuracy, but it is seemingly the most coherently articulated 'account'. Most others read like a transcript of the ramblings of a raving madman.

You remember high school? Really remember? If you think you do, watch this film: it'll all really come racing back. After changing the world with the generation-defining Slacker, director Richard Linklater turned his free-range vérité sensibility on the 1970s. As before, his all-seeing camera meanders across a landscape studded with goofy pop culture references and poignant glimpses of human nature. Only this time around, he's spreading a thick layer of nostalgia over the lens (and across the soundtrack).

Jerome Baker is a glassblower, artist and bongmaker, who's sometimes referred to as "The bongmaker to the stars" because of his numerous celebrity commisions. His highly sought after bongs feature quality craftsmanship and artistic designs, factors that reflect both the demand and the price.  After a DEA raid shut Baker down, Baker Bongs have become collector items that sell for big time dough.

Beyond the citrus end of the pot palate spectrum lies a sour lemon tang tending toward the heavy pungency of an open drum of diesel. This odor is so strong that it may need to be masked during growing if stealth is a goal or necessity. Even when dried and carried in a pocket, these buds are smelly enough to raise suspicions.