Rolling machines?

hussey

My grandad has arthritis and likes to roll his own

but finding it difficult, so where do I get one of these
and are they easy to use??

P.s. This is for my grandad and nothing to do with oxegen coming up

Sleepy

If your PS is meant to be taken as sarcasm, just learn to roll. All it takes is practice and it's easier than you'd think. Besides, rolling joints from a cigarette machine is probably even harder to master than the art of rolling a normal joint.

If, this is genuinely a matter of your grandad having arthritis, you should be able to pick up a rolling machine in any decent tobaccanist. Try one of the older corner shops, particularly anywhere that has a pipe display in the window.

Bluetonic

hussey wrote:

My grandad has arthritis and likes to roll his own

but finding it difficult, so where do I get one of these
and are they easy to use??

P.s. This is for my grandad and nothing to do with oxegen coming up

City Records/The Hemp Store in Temple Bar.

Crow Street.

joejoem

hussey wrote:

My grandad has arthritis and likes to roll his own

but finding it difficult, so where do I get one of these
and are they easy to use??

P.s. This is for my grandad and nothing to do with oxegen coming up

if this is sarcasm I would just learn to do it, spend a day rolling with just tobacco, sit down and watch telly and keep doing it and ripping it open and doing it again. Rolly machines are a pain in the wang especially if you dont have the proper light, skins and a steady flat surface to roll on.

skywalker

Asha in stephens green sc sell rolling machines.

toiletduck

wow, i never heard of rolling machines before and here's me using my hands like an idiot!

Dave

In fairness rolling by hand is easier and faster, and you're hardly going to carry a rolling machine every where you go. In Amsterdam all the old people (40+) used rolling machines for their joints.

hussey

It was actually for artritis
I put the oxegen thing as a joke

RE*AC*TOR

afaik most good tobacconists sell them

if you go to a head-shop you'll most likely get a cone roller - which would be too big and silly for your grandfather.

joejoem

Then there are very good ones you can get, a small tin which holds the tobacco and in the roof there is a space for the skins and to the side houses the rolly machine. All of the places above will sell them.