i buy rolling papers to play "the cigarette paper game". it's just not
the same with post-it notes.
On 30/04/13 9:23 AM, isabel brison wrote:
Another example of deliberate obfuscation is rolling papers. They
pretend as though they are for rolling cigarettes but in reality
people buy them to roll marijuana.
Actually lots of people - me included - buy rolling paper for the
express purpose of rolling cigarettes. Rolling tobacco is a lot
cheaper and nicer than the pre-rolled stuff. Of course rolling paper -
like most things - can be used for more than one purpose; I've even
seen it used in scratch model building as blankets.
As for the art market, it is a good vehicle for conspicuous
consumption but also for speculation and money laundering: why would
the prices have to be so high otherwise? Is anything really worth that
kind of money?
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