I knew I liked the cut of your jib, Mister! lolView attachment 370731
Still haven’t sussed out an answer, but I’m pretty sure the answer is “42”.
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I knew I liked the cut of your jib, Mister! lolView attachment 370731
Still haven’t sussed out an answer, but I’m pretty sure the answer is “42”.
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Not sure if it was my ADHD or just my cannonball into this thing, but my goal was all of the above. When I was buying tobacco, I bought anything that matched my flavor profile, anything I could that was going away, and anything on super sale at P&C.To get to the question, what is enough? Al depending on your goal, do you just want to collect a stash for later, have a exquisite collection of expensive tobacco, do you reach for unobtainiums all the time or are you fine with codger blends? At a later stage you can determine that aging blend ABC for X amount of time is optimum and how much you wish to reach for it. So the answer is always 42.
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That's a 4', 4-burner propane griddle that I picked up years ago for cheap. The top is 1/2" thick. A real pleasure to cook on. I really need to find a stainless table for it and have a grill-type lid made to keep rain and mice out.And don’t fire up that stove it’s sitting on![]()
Sounds awesome. I was a line cook for long enough in the eighties that I’d love to have one in my kitchen-one can cook anything on a flat gas griddle!That's a 4', 4-burner propane griddle that I picked up years ago for cheap. The top is 1/2" thick. A real pleasure to cook on. I really need to find a stainless table for it and have a grill-type lid made to keep rain and mice out.
OK, you win!It's never enough ;D
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Quite embarrassing actually....
All of that mylar in the back is, yes also tobacco.
Bagged up the last 5 lbs of 507C that I'll probably ever see today.
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I'm sure there are others here that have me beat, but not a bad start for sure.OK, you win!![]()
I want to be as embarrassing as youIt's never enough ;D
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All of that mylar in the back is, yes also tobacco.
Bagged up the last 5 lbs of 507C that I'll probably ever see today.
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Having that much tobacco is impressive in itself but doing it as a Canadian must’ve been crazy.Impressive but there is a Canadian named Peck that has a literal barn for his tobacco storage and smoking room.
You beat me to it. He set the bar on here for tobacco. In fact, until I heard about Sable's FIL and his 1000 dunhills, I didn't think anyone would knock Peck off the pedestal in my mind. Lol.Impressive but there is a Canadian named Peck that has a literal barn for his tobacco storage and smoking room.