I've got some of their 1792 and it does pack a punch. I couldn't smoke it straight, and a lot of that kick carries over. Great mixer though.
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Natural Tobaccos - Part Deux
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Hey, HELLO EVERYONE! Stranger danger, I'm back to the Nat Tobac thread as Ahlusion went off on it's own (and I followed) but went non net on me sooo...
I have a good supply of their older recipe tobaccos but will not be re-stocking from them. Oh well back to GEJ - MOV and looking to try from MyVapeJuice.
I have a good supply of their older recipe tobaccos but will not be re-stocking from them. Oh well back to GEJ - MOV and looking to try from MyVapeJuice.
Some of Gawith-Hoggarth tobaccos are not for the timid or newbees........STRONG!
Yeah, but when you get the extract just right it's heaven. Like six week steeped Happy ( Brown ) Bogie.
Yes, that's the stuff! Bit cruel giving Me a link to P&C tho'!!...
Cruelty unintended.
So, you're saying this stuff'll put hair on my toes?
Gracias for the recommends all. Will put them on my wish list.
Sounds like it would grow hair on a wooden leg more like it.
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BTW..That's made for chaw .. Chewing tobacco for those above the Mason/Dixon.
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Some of you extractors might well look into some of the old plug chaws. Red Juice, Bloodhound, or even Black Mariah ..Some of those you may well be hard pressed to find.
Haven't seen Red Juice in quite a few years but was one of the best chaws around back in the day.
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Haven't seen Red Juice in quite a few years but was one of the best chaws around back in the day.
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So what kind of tobacco do they use? Is it cased? I've never done it. Had a college buddy who did and the spit cup turned me off of it pretty fast.
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Idk? Being raised in bacca country I remember seeing 100 year old tobacco drying barns. Tall odd looking structures built around the tobacco fields.
After harvesting they hung the tobacco to cure. I was just a kid but one on my uncles use to go down there and bring back a large square of pressed cured chaw. My cousin and I decided to cut a piece off and take it to the woods and,"be men for a day " It turned me green.
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yeah I was on a march in the army and got thirsty. A "buddy" from my platoon said the only way to cure dry mouth on a march was keep a small chaw in my mouth. Well let's just say 97 degree hot humid weather does not make for a happy carefree camper....
Ah! That explains the moistness & wonderful smell! It was sold as a pipe tobacco (sample) from smoke-king....glad I did n't know it was chewing tobacco before I sunk it in PG....I may've popped some in Me mouth!!BTW..That's made for chaw .. Chewing Tobacco for those above the Mason/Dixon.
There use to be a bunch of twists around. Hardly see them now a day though. I wonder why?
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Some of you extractors might well look into some of the old plug chaws. Red Juice, Bloodhound, or even Black Mariah ..Some of those you may well be hard pressed to find.
Haven't seen Red Juice in quite a few years but was one of the best chaws around back in the day.
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I don't remember seeing Red Juice But I do remember seeing Days Work, Brown's Mule, Red Man, Beech-Nut, Mail Pouch, Levi Garrett, and Copenhagen......
I got a giggle from this post for some reason. The 'cardboard tubes' is funny.
Five Pawns gets such a bad wrap but apart from the diketone issue, their juices are top notch.
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thx, for the good info.
yeah, i feel ya on the price. the only reasons i'm even considering it at those prices:
1) buy 5 get one free + a points/loyalty program. both combined bring the price down to like $22-23 for 30ml...about normal *shrug*
2) i would probably switch to a higher resistance and go more the tootle-puffer route with this type of liquid. so i would vape less than i do with fruit/dessert flavors.
both those factors make the price not seem tooo bad to me
I notice tootling seems to be the chosen word for mouth-to-lung vaping nowadays. Makes sense.
I like to Vape my NETs mouth to lung as well 'tootling' like a cigarette or cigar as well so price doesn't matter to me much. It takes forever to vape up 30 mls of 12mg liquid.
I will vape non-Nets at ridiculous wattages, 60-100 watts but I never did get over tootling Nets with higher nicotine content. I think the nicotine levels accentuate and deepen the NETs flavor and the NET vaping experience.
Anyone who remembers the issue Ethernet had when it dispatched the smooth nicotine to customers might recall that the flavor of the NETs seemed to be diminished slightly because there wasn't the accompanying throat hit.
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Am I tooling if it never hits the lungs? Never smoked cigarettes, just cigars and pipes, so no inhale whatsoever here. Do I qualify?
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Aye the cardboard tubes are over the top, additionally the notebook comes in a wonderful box with all sorts of added marketing magazine like inserts, all of which is on their website anyway.
Really nice but it does all end up in the bin almost instantly. That's branding for you. Ultimately useless but designed to set the scene.
Regardless the juices really are top drawer and worthy of the presentation, and that's from the cynic amongst cynics!
Am I tooling if it never hits the lungs? Never smoked cigarettes, just cigars and pipes, so no inhale whatsoever here. Do I qualify?
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I would say you are the ultimate tootle puffer if you never inhale...
Thought I would add a general heads up on black note.
The points system can be used to get a 60 dollar credit after first order of the notebook!
Order notebook, free delivery in the usa. Register, make first order, subscribe to newsletter, write reviews on each e-liquid from the notebook...
For me that gave me sixty dollars with of points that can be cashed in against the next order.
So a notebook costs 58 dollars, second order of favourite two juices then costs nothing! 120 ml of juice for 58 dollars. Much more reasonable price, in fact 50% reduction on quoted price.
After that think it's tough to accrue reward points....
The points system can be used to get a 60 dollar credit after first order of the notebook!
Order notebook, free delivery in the usa. Register, make first order, subscribe to newsletter, write reviews on each e-liquid from the notebook...
For me that gave me sixty dollars with of points that can be cashed in against the next order.
So a notebook costs 58 dollars, second order of favourite two juices then costs nothing! 120 ml of juice for 58 dollars. Much more reasonable price, in fact 50% reduction on quoted price.
After that think it's tough to accrue reward points....
So with that being said. Was it worth the trouble?!? That is to say, are that really that good?!?
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