They call me toker Joe - just so u know, I been toking since long - long ago.
I'm a Durbanknight - meaning, thats where I live - Yeah, from whence the durban poisons came. there are a few different classifications off green that grow here in this country - The common word for green here is "Dagga" - comes from the Afrikaans language "Dag Gat" - Dag = day - Gat = hole ---- A hole in u're day, or lost time during the day. I only smoke organically grown green - Durdan Poisons and Swazi Peppers (from Swaziland) real mean stuff, has a perrerish tast and smell. Sometimes - "Transkei Zol", normaly good but very seedy and stalky - lotsa cleaning to do. "Zol" is another slang word used here for green. Sometimes I'm lucky and find "Lesotho Reds - from the kingdom of Lesotho, looks rusty and has a good high, potent stuff. Now I've been introduced and so has some of our South African green. By the way - there is no such thing here as "Durban brown" - never has been - not in my 40 years of toking.
I'm a Durbanknight - meaning, thats where I live - Yeah, from whence the durban poisons came. there are a few different classifications off green that grow here in this country - The common word for green here is "Dagga" - comes from the Afrikaans language "Dag Gat" - Dag = day - Gat = hole ---- A hole in u're day, or lost time during the day. I only smoke organically grown green - Durdan Poisons and Swazi Peppers (from Swaziland) real mean stuff, has a perrerish tast and smell. Sometimes - "Transkei Zol", normaly good but very seedy and stalky - lotsa cleaning to do. "Zol" is another slang word used here for green. Sometimes I'm lucky and find "Lesotho Reds - from the kingdom of Lesotho, looks rusty and has a good high, potent stuff. Now I've been introduced and so has some of our South African green. By the way - there is no such thing here as "Durban brown" - never has been - not in my 40 years of toking.
