Maybe figs, stewed fruit and grandma's floral print underwear.
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Maybe figs, stewed fruit and grandma's floral print underwear.
Washed of unwashed? Would the unwashed underwear be considered dark scented?
Or a popular gift and the next Secret Santa event.
Some of us grandpas don’t mind granny’s undies?
We had a guy retire he was 60 and I remember him saying "Never thought I would look forward to having sex with a 60 year old".
Yes do tell. I need to beat the rush unloading my tins if need be!
Grandma's soap is the best part, maybe it's a reminder of the consequences of mouthing off within earshot of grandma when I was a kid!
What else can bring back such find memories of granny?
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Which smoke shop did he go to? I will call down there...since I will have them on the line I will run through our Prince Albert jokes as well.
Ashes N Embers in Somerville,NJ....Opening the Tin was Sweet Figs, Fruit, Spice and Topping Lakeland essence (Liquor) is very lite. I passed the Tin around and Non-Pipe smokers said Sweet Fruit. Moisture is a little wet. I found the sweetness, spice and topping were balanced thought out the smoke. I enjoyed this blend and look to age this for a few months to review again...It's a keeper for me.
Nice flakes...thanks for the update!
Finding her wandering around the house without wearing a stitch?
Or in my case getting your 5 year old fingers bent back until you are on the floor because you got into the neighbors raspberries and lied your red faced ass off about it.
I just received 10 tins. 1 air pillow, tins rattling around, but there were enough to avoid to much damage. The lids had a bead of some sort of adhesive around the inside edge holding them in place. Sort of an RTV like substance. Some tins had small dings and the bottoms were bowed in as if considerable force was used to push the tin together.
The “flakes” inside were pretty much well broken. So much for folding and stuffing this Flake... It was a tad on the dry side, but not Death Valley dry. The tin note was earthy Virginia, and a faint chocolate note, more vegetal than cocoa though. I didn’t detect any floral or perfume notes.
I shredded it up and set some out to dry for an hour or two. I’ll smoke some later in the day.
The “flakes” inside were pretty much well broken. So much for folding and stuffing this Flake... It was a tad on the dry side, but not Death Valley dry. The tin note was earthy Virginia, and a faint chocolate note, more vegetal than cocoa though. I didn’t detect any floral or perfume notes.
I shredded it up and set some out to dry for an hour or two. I’ll smoke some later in the day.
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