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Originally invented in Guelph, Ont, Canada and sparsly used throughout Southern Ontario. The "Popper" is a small, flat, pancake shaped peice of marijuana, that is smoked with a plastic bottle and metal tube known as a "Popper Bottle". The marijuana can be smoked alone or with tabacco, commonly refered to a "Batch". The Popper is first sqeezed with the fungers to form a disc and then placed on top of the popper tube and is slowly burned and pulled (by breathing in) until the smoke fills the bottle, then as the cherry begins to fall down the tube, ALL the smoke is inhaled quickly so that there is no smoke left in the bottle and the cherry falls all the way down the tube, clearing it. The tube has been peirced trough the bottom quarter of a plastic bottle (Water, Soda, etc.) and points to the opposite side of entry towards the bottom of the bottle. Water is filled up to the bottom of the tube and the opening where the tube peirce the bottle is sealed with a rubber washer or sometimes gum if you can't find a washer. The bottle can be sometimes shaped by hand to have chambers of baffles to stop the popper water and rocks (burnt marijuana) from rising up the bottle in to your mouth. The effects of Poppers are that of a fast high that last a long time with a minimum amount of marijuan a consumed and diposable parphernalia (keep the tube for later). Some may relate Poppers to bottle tokes, but do not share the same principles.
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