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Have you ever wanted to try Rope/Twist tobacco, but you were not sure of how to prepare it for smoking?
Well, here is how you do it:
How to Prepare Rope & Twist Pipe Tobacco
Thanks for the video Bob!
awesome doctor bob!
As I commented in the article, I like the vid, but won't smoke any ropes since they're "strong" blends and probably not what I go for. Thanks for the info though!
-Jason
Great video! I get to play hookie from work today. I'm going pack a bowl with a few slices of Black Bogie, look out the window as the snow falls and enjoy a day off. 
I would say that covers it very well.!
awesome, a use for my old cigar cutter. and nice spyderco =)
Thanks for another great video Bob.
I laughed in the beginning when you said "you may be intimidated". Yeah! Because it looks like poop!
Sorry. I couldn't help myself.
I also added links to a couple of rope tobaccos that look pretty interesting. I am wondering if these two in particular are very strong, or they might have less strength based on their names?
"Sweet Whiskey" and "Black Cherry Twist" do not connote strong to me. I sent Ted an email to see if he knows.
I have 2 Gawith ropes (black and brown). I forgot about them so when I opened the tins they have "unraveled" into sheets. I'm going to try to re-hydrate them and see if they're smokable. I guess there's not reason they wouldn't be but as a caution to those who do buy them make sure you keep them as fresh as possible so this does not happen to you.
Good tip John!
Nice vedio Bob, you do A great job, thanks
Thanks for another great video Bob.
Can you post those links here Kevin? I can't seem to find em.
Thanks papipeguy, I'll have to find a canning jar.
Bob's article is great, but what I do is toss the whole rope into a blender with some Mozzarella and italian spices and its like smoking a pizza....mmmmmmm good!
@Briar Bully
Can you post those links here Kevin? I can't seem to find em.
Please check the article again. Look under the video, after Bob's last paragraph, look for "Editor's Note".
I could be you didn't see it because of caching on the server. I just cleared the cache.
Graet Vid!
HauntedMyst
For some reason that's less than obvious right now, I seem to recall that
the term "rope" is slang for a stinky cigar.
I'm glad that you guys enjoyed the article!
Greggors Said: ...nice spyderco =)
Thanks! I love that knife!
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Kevin Said: I laughed in the beginning when you said "you may be intimidated". Yeah! Because it looks like poop!
Some people may say that some of the stronger ropes smell like it too 
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Papipeguy Said: I forgot about them so when I opened the tins they have "unraveled" into sheets. I'm going to try to re-hydrate them and see if they're smokable.
After you rehydrate it, it will be smokeable again. However, if they are unraveled, then you will have to cut up the leaf because they are no longer ropes. I don't think that you can fix that part, unless you know how to make rope tobaccos 
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LOL @ Hauntedmyst
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Cortezattic Said: For some reason that's less than obvious right now, I seem to recall that the term "rope" is slang for a stinky cigar.
I have never heard that term associated with cigars, but I am familiar with the term 'Dog Rocket'. 
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