Jiminks 3000th Tobacco Review!
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Upon his passing, Jim's tongue will be studied by scientists to catalog the superior taste bud genetics.
Then, the tongue will be passed on to the highest grossing tobacco producer at the beginning of each year, where it will be wired into a special harness connected to tobaccoreviews.com, where it will continue to bang out reviews in Morse code.
Congratulations and Thank You.
I still say "Doctor of Pipes" is in order. I thinks he has earned Dr. Jim.
Hes made such a great contribution to the community. I wish there was a physical book of his reviews.
I still say "Doctor of Pipes" is in order. I thinks he has earned Dr. Jim.
Hes made such a great contribution to the community. I wish there was a physical book of his reviews.
If this was the Secret Santa thread we'd be discussing having it rendered and used to top a "Mr. Jim's Memorial All Day Smoke For The Veteran" --- but it's not, so we won't!
And, more congrats to Jim and wondering what 3001 will be and whether it will be just another review or if something special is in the works?
Very true. @jpberg is the resident eggspert, and knows his way around a frying pan, too. He's our hero and the ham in our eggs!!
Thanks for the kind words.
It'll be Presbyterian Ordained, a matured bright Va. flake. It'll go on sale on the 24th. I'm smoking my first bowl of it now.If this was the Secret Santa thread we'd be discussing having it rendered and used to top a "Mr. Jim's Memorial All Day Smoke For The Veteran" --- but it's not, so we won't!
And, more congrats to Jim and wondering what 3001 will be and whether it will be just another review or if something special is in the works?
I thank everybody for all the kind words of support and the humor as well. The truth is that without those I traded with over the years, those who kindly gifted me tobacco, and the companies who sent me blends to review, I'd never reviewed so many of them. I thank all of you for that, and large or small, all of you deserve a piece of what I have done. I offer my profound gratitude to all of you for the friendship and inspiration to continue reviewing.
Few tobacco blend reviewers are as fun to read as jiminks, for his tireless and discerning taste buds that can pick out five or six, or six or eight flavors, where I might suss out one or two. It's a high wire act of sensory sensitivity. I'll read a review of a blend I'm pretty sure I won't order just for the joy of reading its inner secrets revealed.
When people comment on my high number of posts, I always said that on a clear day I can spot the tail lights of jiminks number of posts far in the distance ahead.
When people comment on my high number of posts, I always said that on a clear day I can spot the tail lights of jiminks number of posts far in the distance ahead.
Thank you. That means a lot to know that.
You are now required to reach 5000 reviews by the end of the year, understand.
You're fully warmed up, the typewriter's running smooth, and you have 3000 blends to refer to as a baseline, right???
It should be easy, in fact.
You're fully warmed up, the typewriter's running smooth, and you have 3000 blends to refer to as a baseline, right???
It should be easy, in fact.
Says the guy who doesn't have to do any of the work!!
LOL, I'm listening to Joe Walsh's "Life's Been Good" and I'm not sure it's work for @JimInks - he's sitting back enjoying the journey - "Just leave a message, maybe I'll call!"
Congrats Jim. Wesley's is great stuff. A member here sent me a generous sample of all the VA blends and I enjoyed them all.
Thanks Jim! I count on your reviews when deciding what to try!Three Nuns. The VaPer version is my all time favorite smoke. In fact, I used to smoke 4-5 bowls of it a day. I'm just glad I still have some of the old stuff to open a tin every New Year's Day.
It's also my favorite review and my longest one because I did my history smoking it, noting the changes over time. I prefer one paragraph reviews, but some blends call for more information.
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There's a bunch of blends that change as you go through it, and I couldn't possibly list or remember them all at this point. I do find there's a little inconsistency in most crumble cakes. I think that's common due to how they are processed.
There's a lot of blends I'd like to review. Never smoked a Nording blend. Only smoked one Ashton Blend. I've missed out on a lot of McClelland, Sutliff, C&D, Dunhill clones, etc. There's a lot more, I'm sure.
