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Nakhla double apple would be the one. But you can find that anywhere, so probably nakhla cardamom. Or both, and make it a win win.

Sounds like you're running into the fun stuff.

MMM, Nakhla. 

Making it rain nakhla is a party I want to be at.

Moral of the story: I need to try afzal...

Yeah. I brought a little hatorade I guess. Don't get me wrong, I like dubstep. I just uhh, don't like the mainstream stuff?

I'll let you know skoozle. :) I wish my places locally offered mizo. They only offer a small variety of OG nak.

Can't help you with the old starbuzz. Or the bowl.  But it is nice to see another old member (I am one I think, can't remember when I joined).   Here's my suggestion. Rediscover nakhla. Not much has changed with them :) Hopefully someone who's in the know can help you better with your questions than I can.

Me? I'd like to be a pro fisherman. Nope. Not joking.

And another thing. Country doesn't suck if you know where to look.  ;)

Cough. Most dubstep coming out of america is actually a subgenre called "brostep". Skrillex is kind of the mascot of the brostep genre. Most of it generally involves a verse/chorus format. The verses are reminiscent of house/trance and the choruses are "Drops" which for the most part are just hideous treble noises that are reminiscent of a broken dial up modem.    With all that being said, I don't like "brostep" at all.    Dubstep then. What is it? Dub: "is a genre of music which grew out of reggae music in the 1960s" 2- step garage: "is a typically English style of modern electronic dance music, and a relatively popular subgenre of UK garage"   Here's a more proper example of what dubstep really is. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GHcZLvWBM9A   Another guy I happen to enjoy a lot is Skream, especially his earlier stuff. Take for example this song. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UygFvOhkCnQ   The song is all about the complexities in the beat, and the complimentary bassline. True dubstep is all about the groove. You'll know it when you hear it. Brostep? Well, it's all about who can make the nastiest sounding drop. Literally. And to me, that's not appealing.

I will buy all the nakhla off your guys's hands that you can't smoke, provided it's at a fair price :-P

I'll note that this packing method works just as well with a vortex. Follow the same instructions almost verbatim. I've got three cube coals stonehenged and a windcover on right now with Nak DA. Smoking perfect.

With all of the nakhla questions and conversation going on the boards, I thought this could be bumped. Thanks for the great thread.

Interesting. This is on the to try list. Along with about 10 other nakhla flavors. sheesh.