bubblers= sidecar, hammer?
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bubblers= sidecar, hammer?
are hammers and sidecars the same thing as bubblers? just diff styles?do they serve the same purpose
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They serve the same purpose, just different styles. Upright bubblers have their own name.... Sherlocks (pulled that one out of a deep dusty memory file
). And a Sidecar would be referring to the shape it is blown in: a normal bubbler has the water chamber directly beneath the bowl but the Sidecar, as the name implies, has the water chamber attached at the side. I've never heard them called Hammers, although a normal bubbler is sort of hammer shaped.. Hope that helped!
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