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Adm1n at 22:26, 8 April 2015

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A rolled filter for a [[joint]], [[spliff]], or [[blunt]] that aids with structure, aeration, and filtration during smoking.

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−	Usually made from a small piece of thick paper (such as the inner lining of a cigarette carton or the outer flap of a pack of rolling papers), a crutch is a short cylinder rolled into a joint or spliff at the side that touches your lips. The crutch serves a dual purpose: first, it prevents the end of the j[[~~oint~~]] from getting wet and collapsing in on itself, making smoking it rather unpleasant. Second, it makes rolling the [[~~joint~~]] easier: the shape of the crutch determines, at least to a certain extent, the shape of the[[ joint.]]	+	Usually made from a small piece of thick paper (such as the inner lining of a cigarette carton or the outer flap of a pack of rolling papers), a crutch is a short cylinder rolled into a joint or spliff at the side that touches your lips. The crutch serves a dual purpose: first, it prevents the end of the [[joint]] from getting wet and collapsing in on itself, making smoking it rather unpleasant. Second, it makes rolling the [[[oint]] easier: the shape of the crutch determines, at least to a certain extent, the shape of the[[ joint.]]

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−	A rolled ~~filter for~~ a [[joint]], [[~~spliff~~]], or [[~~blunt~~]] ~~that aids with structure~~, ~~aeration~~, ~~and filtration during smoking~~.	+	Usually made from a small piece of thick paper (such as the inner lining of a cigarette carton or the outer flap of a pack of rolling papers), a crutch is a short cylinder rolled into a joint or spliff at the side that touches your lips. The crutch serves a dual purpose: first, it prevents the end of the j[[oint]] from getting wet and collapsing in on itself, making smoking it rather unpleasant. Second, it makes rolling the [[joint]] easier: the shape of the crutch determines, at least to a certain extent, the shape of the[[ joint.]]