I smoke them out of the tin. Ive had some pirate kake, that i only smoke occasionally, in its tin for six months and its still ready to rock
How can you tell with that stuff? Pirates will smoke (and drink) anything.I smoke them out of the tin. Ive had some pirate kake, that i only smoke occasionally, in its tin for six months and its still ready to rock
it's hit or miss - sometimes the lids do not fit and it ticks me off - its probably the manufacturers fault of defective production and quality control issuesI haven't bought many C&D Tins as I mostly buy a couple of their bulks, but the tins I bought last year had plastic lids that fit, which didn't used to be the case. Have they gone back to lids that don't fit? Brands need something that sets them apart, but shoddy packaging wouldn't be my choice.
seriously, do you not care for C&D? why? did the mold thing years ago get you peeved?C&D tins might be ok but I wouldn't smoke their tobacco.
It's C&D's choice to accept that. I haven't seen this issue with other brands.it's hit or miss - sometimes the lids do not fit and it ticks me off - its probably the manufacturers fault of defective production and quality control issues
you literalist you.You bend your head and body in fear or in a servile manner over a tin? Pringle's cans must terrify you.
Sorry, that's just the most wrongly used word I've ever seen or heard. A 50 gram tin usually lasts me just under a week so I don't bother jarring them. I just smoke the tin until it's gone.
Not really. When they say cringe now, they are wrongly meaning wince. I'm just making fun.you literalist you.
it's another word which the meaning has changed over time. I could give a whole list of words that originally meant one thing and mean another. Heck nice used to mean stupid. Making the directions to play nice with someone very different.Not really. When they say cringe now, they are wrongly meaning wince. I'm just making fun.
Or another word they were too lazy to look up the definition of.it's another word which the meaning has changed over time. I could give a whole list of words that originally meant one thing and mean another. Heck nice used to mean stupid. Making the directions to play nice with someone very different.
well you know the dictionary is a reference work not thee final arbiter of meaning. I'd say once a word is commonly used to mean something that carries more weight then the dictionary does. Dictionaries are way more conservative (not politically speaking) then popular language is. It sticks to traditions longer. Cringe certainly means something that is so gross it makes you wince. Everybody knew that's what he was saying. I knew it you knew it, and even Scooby Doo knew it (you know if he was real.)Or another word they were too lazy to look up the definition of.
I've heard it so much, I really don't. I was beginning to think young people were abnormally terrified of everything. It's like the saying, "I know, right?" Is the speaker asking for validation that they know something?you knew it,