Do bubblers have detachable bowls or is that just found in bongs?
What other distinctions are there between the two?
Posted 07 December 2015 - 12:15 AM
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Posted 07 December 2015 - 01:13 AM
Honestly I don't think it matters to much.
Too me this is a bubbler
And this is a bong
Either way I am getting stoned.
Posted 07 December 2015 - 01:21 AM
The slide and pull of a bong makes it uniquely bong. Bubblers are cool too though I've owned a couple myself.
Posted 07 December 2015 - 01:39 AM
a bubbler is essentially a bong, but a bubbler generally has a toke-hole, instead of the slide being pull-outable like in a bong.
Posted Yesterday, 10:16 PM
Posted Today, 12:32 PM
You will never see a bubbler with a detachable bowl, and only sometime will you see and bong with a bowl that does not detach.
Fix bowl = probably a bubbler
Detachable bowl = definitely a bong
The main difference is that there is always a downstem on a bong where there is never one on a bubbler.
Posted Today, 02:54 PM
Bubbler is a mini bong of sorts. Most are blown glass and will easily fit in one hand unless you're paying many dollars for something heady. What makes a bubbler a bubbler in my opinion is that it looks like a spoon with a chamber for liquid. Regardless of size, it's that hand blown glass bubblers I like the best. I like them with longer stems like those Gandalf pipes we see everywhere.
Even though I don't normally go with a ceramic piece I had a ceramic bubbler that was a frog standing on a mushroom with the mushroom being the stem and the frogs back was the bowl. It wasn't a bong because of the size of water chamber which was about the size of a golf ball. So I think the way the water is enclosed and used in a smaller amount is a defining characteristic.
Man I'm pretty fucking high and it actually took me a long time to get it right in my head lol!!!
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