Protips for transporting paraphernalia?
hey there ents, soon i will be embarking on a magical adventure across the great white north from my home in the east to a new home in the west. this is an excellent and highly (pun intended) exciting time period for us all. however, i have two large bongs and a well-used grinder that simply cannot be left behind. i have a plane ticket booked for myself next week, but plan on sending my remaining stuff (including paraphernalia) after i find a place. my questions to you, ent-verse, are as follows: 1: planes trains or automobiles? how should i best transport my toys? is the plane too risky? is mail reliable? what about bus delivery? 2: how paranoid should i be? i live in canada, and i know we're pretty chill around here, but this is unexplored territory for me. 3: tell me about your personal experiences; what did you do when you had to move? did it fail or succeed? i want to learn from your experience!
thanks, ents! may your tokes be long and plentiful.
Posted Jun 29, 2011, 10:16 PM UTC
as a fellow canadian, who's moved across provinces here's what Iv done. first clean out your bongs the BEST you can, try and leave NO residue or anything in there. then, wrap them each in a nice big towel and tape with packaging tape. I secured mine in suitcases with other clothing and transported in my vehicle with me. they arrived safe and no problems were had. I wouldnt put em on a plane, far too many things can go wrong in my opinion. on a side note, where you moving from and to??
yeah unfortunately driving isn't really an option. i just liked the planes trains automobiles phrasing... hahaha. moving from new brunswick to BC via calgary. i'm flying to calgary and then driving with BF to BC. can't wait for that danky BC bud..
well welcome (almost) to BC!!! you'll definately enjoy the trees here. I moved from Calgary to here last year and will never look back. the drive is awesome, so make sure you're armed with a few road trip PRD's
thanks buddy! i've been to BC several times (twice as an ent) and am most stoked that i will be calling it home in a short while. i've done some of the drive before, calgary to salmo for Shambhala. trees and mountaintops? sounds like my kind of drive.
thanks buddy! i've been to BC several times (twice as an ent) and am most stoked that i will be calling it home in a short while. i've done some of the drive before; calgary to salmo for Shambhala. trees and mountaintops? sounds like my kind of drive.