On Thursday, February 21, 2002 at 4:54:43 AM UTC-8, Alby Reid wrote:

Over here in the UK it's called a "wrap".

Alby

Ed Lake <detect@newsguy.com> wrote in message news:<3C73E4DB.8C3C801A@newsguy.com>...

I've got a situation where someone wraps a single fix of
cocaine into a small rectangle of paper as I've seen done
in lots of movies and TV shows.

The coke is poured into the center of the paper, the top
third of the paper is then folded down, the bottom third
of the paper is then folded up, the left third of the
paper is then folded to the right, and, finally, the right
third of the paper is folded to the left, which packages
the "single serving" of cocaine neatly inside the paper.

Is there a term for this type of cocaine purchase. Is
that a "nickle bag" or does it have some other name?

Ed

FINETHENCALLTHEMWHateveryoulike...butcansomeonepleasetellmespecificallywhatthetermornameforthecoatedglossychemicalresistantpaperproduct(iamguessinghere)is...thattheyaremadeoutof?andwhereicanfindittopurchaseinbulkwholesalequantitys?
isurewouldappreciateanyinputonhowicanfindoutwhoactuallymanufacturesanddistributesthematerialitself...thanks,Ricky

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On Wednesday, February 20, 2002 at 11:29:06 AM UTC-8, Chuck Fox wrote:

Ed Lake hit some keys on 2/20/02 12:04 PM and here's what we got:

I've got a situation where someone wraps a single fix of
cocaine into a small rectangle of paper as I've seen done
in lots of movies and TV shows.

The coke is poured into the center of the paper, the top
third of the paper is then folded down, the bottom third
of the paper is then folded up, the left third of the
paper is then folded to the right, and, finally, the right
third of the paper is folded to the left, which packages
the "single serving" of cocaine neatly inside the paper.

Is there a term for this type of cocaine purchase. Is
that a "nickle bag" or does it have some other name?

Ed

It's a bindle. Sizes of envelope may vary. Could be anywhere from a small looking bindle of 1/4 gram to a larger size bindle of, say, an eight-ball.

In the old days they were called them "Sno Seals" because of the blue image of a seal balancing a ball on his nose.

Chuck ____________________________________________________________________________

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replace "spamisgak" with "chuckfox"

Hey ed, Ricky here...and i am on a quest to find out 'exactly what type specialty paper like product, that those 'Sno-Seals' fold-able Bindles, which...at that time...i had assumed...had been designed and market SPECIFICALLY for cocaine DISTRIBUTION...
SIMPLY BECAUSE they were unaffected by the Eatherandotherchemicalsintheresidual... 'EstherWASH'...or 'EstherBASE' if you prefer...hence the name!extremely caustic and vaporous and hard to contain......unlike any other type of paper or foil product that i
could get my hands on, to put to the test, was available...as a high volume Esther Base cocaine distributer i tried to use at that time...and out of desperation...i tried anything that i could get my hands on at that time in Southern California...THEY
WERE IMPERVIOUS TO THE trace amounts of 'Esther..., were made out of. if i may correct you though...it's true what you saID, THAT THERE WAS a blue seal NOTBALANCEINGA'Ball,as,...ataglance...anyonewouldassume...thatseal...uponcloserexamination...
wasactuallybalanceinga'SNOWFLAKE'ONHISNOSE,stamped trademark on each individual

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On Wednesday, February 20, 2002 at 11:29:06 AM UTC-8, Chuck Fox wrote:

Ed Lake hit some keys on 2/20/02 12:04 PM and here's what we got:

I've got a situation where someone wraps a single fix of
cocaine into a small rectangle of paper as I've seen done
in lots of movies and TV shows.

The coke is poured into the center of the paper, the top
third of the paper is then folded down, the bottom third
of the paper is then folded up, the left third of the
paper is then folded to the right, and, finally, the right
third of the paper is folded to the left, which packages
the "single serving" of cocaine neatly inside the paper.

Is there a term for this type of cocaine purchase. Is
that a "nickle bag" or does it have some other name?

Ed

It's a bindle. Sizes of envelope may vary. Could be anywhere from a small looking bindle of 1/4 gram to a larger size bindle of, say, an eight-ball.

In the old days they were called them "Sno Seals" because of the blue image of a seal balancing a ball on his nose.

Chuck ____________________________________________________________________________

http://playboy.com@hookingupwithhefschicks@63.136.85.138/grotto.html

Observation will press the button and imagination will do the rest. ____________________________________________________________________________

replace "spamisgak" with "chuckfox"
notaballbalanceingonthatsealsnose...asnowflake!

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