http://www.savethenagchampa.com/
i saw this and for some reason there was a little chuckle. Hope yall enjoy. Im more than sure its made from a type of wood. n some oil from something like a tree. idk i wuld like some input hahahahahaha
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http://www.savethenagchampa.com/
i saw this and for some reason there was a little chuckle. Hope yall enjoy. Im more than sure its made from a type of wood. n some oil from something like a tree. idk i wuld like some input hahahahahaha
wtf?
...i have nag champa incense.....thats fucked upp
Nag Champa is a fragrance from India. It has a high concentration of sandalwood. It is most frequently found in the form of incense sticks and cones, but soap, perfume oil, scented candles, scented lube, and massage oil are also available. It is commonly used in ashrams.
tHATS FUCKED!! iM NOT EVER BUYING CHAMPA AGAIN.. iM TELLING EVERYONE..Quote:
Originally Posted by Ripvanwinkle420
Yah when i first saw it i was like ohhhhhhh :( as i look at like 5 empty satya nag champa boxes hahahaha. but i def had to check that out. But i love the fuckn picture where the native have those gimp ass little bow n arrows. haha i luv it.
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Originally Posted by Ripvanwinkle420
And the rest....
"Nag Champa belongs to the "Champa" class of Indian incense, originating from the Champa flower. Champa incenses contain a natural ingredient indigenous to India called "halmaddi", which is a semi-liquid resin taken from the Ailanthus Malabarica tree. It is what gives Nag Champa its characteristic grey color. Halmaddi is hygroscopic which means it absorbs moisture from the air. This can cause Nag Champa incenses to have a wet feeling to them."
scource: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nag_Champa
Although I couldn't find it on Snopes.com.... I also could not find any other reference to this (probably) mythical animal at all, anywhere on the internet except that 1 specific site.... a classic sign of a hoax. I think you have been had man :)
Here is another site:
"Nag Champa: the name of a perfume oil originally made in the Hindu and Buddhist monasteries of India and Nepal and used to perfume incense. Traditionally made from a sandalwood base, to which are added a variety of flower oils, including that from the flower of the Champaca tree."
scource: http://www.nstperfume.com/perfume-glossary/
http://www.pure-incense.com/nagchampa-incense.html
Pretty sure that site is fake. All thought things like that do go down all the time.
awesome website. if only all those smelly hippies really were covering their body odor with the scent of dead animals...if only...