Headiest Dab Pins: Green Dabs and Wax
Like the story, this hat pin is a tale about reluctance and victory in exploration. "I did like that, thank you, high I am."
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Like the story, this hat pin is a tale about reluctance and victory in exploration. "I did like that, thank you, high I am."
Here is a dab pin that made me laugh like a moron. Oh yes, I am a stoner that loves his Pulp Fiction references and this one was just down right special.
It's nice to see a dab pin that humbly acknowledges our roots. On the higher level, it's iconography and it's irony.
Alas, Oil Heads we are and we do love our snacks, but "air heads" we are not. I love the subtle cleverness of this pin.
I find it very interesting that a lot of dab puns are paying homage to very profound shit. Lord of the Slabs is a knee smacker, but it's also a great metaphor for the life of the extraction artist.
Meanwhile... my man Bullwinkle is just posted up in the background letting everyone know the deal, by name. The pop culture references aimed directly at millennials are arguably my fave part of dab pin culture.
This dab pin puts you in the know and in a familiar fashion. 7:10 is 4:20, it's just that simple.
Talk about a dab pin that had me at hello. I know I'm not the only dabber who likes some Sativa with his 8-bit retro sessions.
I guess we have no direct proof, but are we not to assume that Ferris was a smoker?
I natch laughed as soon as I saw this, but I really let a guffaw out when I realized he was dabbin' off his golden finger and onto a domeless.
I think it's pretty safe to say that Hunter S. Thompson would've been a dabber.
What even I thought would be a concentrate crazed fad has erupted into a collector culture within the dab space. These fashionable, witty puns on the word dab are worn as badges of honor in enlightened zip codes.