hornedfrog2000
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Yeah, Yellow. ^ I'm with stoney mcgee above. If I don't have a lighter, I don't give a fuck what color it is. I would actually get kind of annoyed by people saying not to use a yellow one.
White Lighter? Bad Luck?
- Thread starter raeman1990
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one saterday night i was at this kids house just chillin cuz he had an open house. we get a call that the cops are there from a kid who just left, so everyone runs out the back of his house and runs onto the lake(it was frozen). so i run onto the lake also and decide to run away from everyone else and go my own way. so i run to these peoples front yard in front of bushes and called my buddy and had him pick me up. the one kid who stayed at the party had a white lighter.
the very next weekend the cops busted a party we were at and i was arrested. people had been using a white lighter all night with the bong
the very next weekend the cops busted a party we were at and i was arrested. people had been using a white lighter all night with the bong
hornedfrog2000
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OMG NO WAY. Maybe everyone had a small penis too? Coincidence? I don't know, but I would stay away from people with small penises.
Turtle Nipple
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i believe only seeing, not using , a white lighter is bad luck. so if you just see one, get ready to haul arse.
NewGrowth
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Probably if they are all running from the police at parties . . .
[QUOTE="SICC";1576288]Its a smokers tradition, if you dnt believe in it, then i guess your are a disgrace to all of us
[/QUOTE]Not tradition bro superstition . . .
I smoked a blunt when Obama got elected I don't usually smoke blunts
I was going to smoke a cigar if Mccain got elected . . . I'm glad Obama did instead. Now that is a tradition
FluffyToke
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honestly, I don't really think the lighter color matters, people who believe that it does are just people who occupy their heads with rental space.
707DankSmoker
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FUCK white lighters. Way bad luck, no good mojo leave them be
FluffyToke
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it's all superstition. 
Hand Banana
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That sounds like a bit of a self fulfilling prophesy to me, but I have a weird anecdote of my own. I purchased my first glass on glass water pipe a few weeks ago, and when I got home from work, I fired it up with a white lighter. When I went to rinse out the pipe, I forgot to take out the bowl--it fell out and shattered on the floor--talk about bad luck!
Hand Banana
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I was expecting you to say that a cop nailed you guys for littering the white lighter, how freaky would that have been?
FluffyToke
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both situations on this page involving a white lighter are both the user's error, not the lighter's fault. the lighter can't make you "forget" stuff.
"SICC"
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how can you call your self a smoker and you dont believe that white lighter is bad luck, all you nay sayers disgust me
FluffyToke
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last time I checked, you don't have to be superstitious to be a smoker.
yuri orlov
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its def a yellow lighter is bad luck
"SICC"
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last time I checked, you don't have to be superstitious to be a smoker.
its not superstitious, its a way of life
FluffyToke
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naww... I have a white lighter in my pocket, I've had a pretty lucky day too, found a 2 dollar bill in my closet, and my friend from far away called me. plus, I don't feel all fat today, I feel fit and lean, like a fucking machine.
Hand Banana
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Agreed, but the last story (about throwing the white lighter out the window), is a good example of how superstition can have a real effect our lives, even if it isn't by supernatural means. It reminds me of these stories of people dying from voodoo. The social anxiety and stress experienced by the voodoo victim is very real, and sometimes results in sickness or death. The irrational fear of white lighters is what leads you to do something stupid like throwing the lighter out the window or stomping on it until it blows up.
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