Does This Look Like Cancer?
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It's clear that you long for certain folks on here to inspect your body for defects. All you have to do is ask (and already possess your own hospital gown). No need to expend all that mental energy concocting an elaborate ruse.
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My inspiration for this thread was a recent trip to the dermatologist for a skin check. No cancer this time, but he did say that I should get that bulging tin looked at.It's clear that you long for certain folks on here to inspect your body for defects. All you have to do is ask (and already possess your own hospital gown). No need to expend all that mental energy concocting an elaborate ruse.
Of course, I require payment up front. No Lakelands or Bitcoin!
Absolutely, hitting up the supplier or manufacturer is your best bet. They're the ones who know their stuff inside out and can give you a straight answer.
But I'm YooToob certified in both moldology and fugionomy, I also have a PHD in Funkology but that's unrelated..
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It's clear that you long for certain folks on here to inspect your body for defects. All you have to do is ask (and already possess your own hospital gown). No need to expend all that mental energy concocting an elaborate ruse.
Of course, I require payment up front. No Lakelands or Bitcoin!
You know he’s going to have you check the P-Lip on his Peter, son.
I take Chasing Ember's tact on this by simply ignoring such threads anymore. If someone is seriously thinking of taking a chance on smoking mold based on the opinions of randos on the internet, well, why even bother?
What does blow my mind is how we can get a "is this mold" thread at least once every couple of weeks, and people still won't take better care of storing their tobacco. I understand mold can happen regardless of the manner of storage, but some means are far better than others. Those flimsy C&D tins are notorious for being unreliable. Just jar your tobacco and keep it somewhere safe.
What does blow my mind is how we can get a "is this mold" thread at least once every couple of weeks, and people still won't take better care of storing their tobacco. I understand mold can happen regardless of the manner of storage, but some means are far better than others. Those flimsy C&D tins are notorious for being unreliable. Just jar your tobacco and keep it somewhere safe.
I love the mold question. It's like the less gory version of an illustrated pathology textbook.
Hey you put all us specific randos in a room and the amount of actual knowledge going on (pipe ways) is astonishing. I'd say we're a pretty great group for learning about what to smoke. Either because it's tasty or because nah that won't kill you.
enough monkeys in a room who have many lifetimes of smoking experience and you'll learn a lot about smoking monkeys. Fun fact. The few times I run into a pipe smoker in the wild I can now often id the pipe without seeing nomenclature. I don't even care about that much. But being here for a long time some brands just look sharply like themselves.
There are enough goofy folks around without us joining them. I 'know' mold when I see it and I dispose of it properly. Damn if I'm going to wait around for some months to have it declared mold by a doctor. All doctors know is tobacco is bad for you and must be disposed of.
I dunno why don't you come over big guy, we'll have a few bowls a couple drinks and ... see what's what.
That would make a killer risotto
Trust me, that's plume, smoke it.
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