Does anyone have any B. caapi (regular not colored) they can sell to me? I am looking for wood only. Email me or PM me, thanks.
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Jamison Lee Schuetz
jsheetz20012005@yahoo.com :tea:
Quote from: "Jamison Schuetz"Does anyone have any B. caapi (regular not colored) they can sell to me?
What does "regular" caapi mean? Traditionally, all caapi is ascribed a variety.
It's kind of like saying "I like regular wine, just not the colored stuff (red, white, or pink)."
Regular would mean the not colored type of b. caapi. That means not black, yellow, red, but tan I guess is what it is.
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do some research...the colors arent the colors of the material, sheesh.
get a clue, man.
pm me for details on a domestic source
why did you delete the email/pm?
you aint pullin the wool over anyones eyes trying to be slick
i will let everyone know why you are not welcome at the BSP
i gave you a second chance, no more :evil:
peace
Can't say that I understand all of the BSP back-story, but yes, the question just doesn't make any sense, so I'd say the OP needs to do a little more research.
At times there are morphological characteristics associated with the vine's "color" (for example, black vine has four nodes (IIRC), as opposed to, say, seven, which is more common), but in general the color ascribed to a vine has more to do with the color of the visions it induces, and not the color of the physical material.
There is no such thing as "normal" vine.
Hello,
I'm sorry I thought I PM you. Did it get deleted? I wasn't aware that it did.
Jamison Lee Schuetz
jsheetz20012005@yahoo.com :D
lemme know how much you thinking of getting and pm me if your interested in ordering some high quality b. caapi vine there are various sizes and thickness.
Peace Pan