The real reason Sable moved to Oregon...Is the bowl preceded by some Kali Kush?
The real reason Sable moved to Oregon...Is the bowl preceded by some Kali Kush?
The mountain air seems to be agreeing with you. As for your question, pack your bowl from top to bottom instead of bottom to top and everything will be fine.I know this seems odd, and it's even more intense during leap years, but when I pack a bowl and smoke it, the left side of the bowl, left from the perspective of the smoker, tastes different from the right side of the bowl. This is particularly noticeable in stack shapes. It's like I have two distinct blends, side by side, smoldering away. My question is, why is this more intense during leap years?
Almost 50 replies and nobody has asked the most obvious question.
What the f is wrong with you Jesse?
Inquiring minds…and all that….
Manopause...Male menopause ?
Gotta be all the Condor you've smoked, Simon!I cannot taste sh*t so I've never experienced this issue!
And some wondered what you would be doing with the additional spare time in your retirement...I know this seems odd, and it's even more intense during leap years, but when I pack a bowl and smoke it, the left side of the bowl, left from the perspective of the smoker, tastes different from the right side of the bowl. This is particularly noticeable in stack shapes. It's like I have two distinct blends, side by side, smoldering away. My question is, why is this more intense during leap years?
Whos retired?And some wondered what you would be doing with the additional spare time in your retirement...
Now we know.
But, but, but...mold is SO much smoother after 50 years.@sablebrush52
Could it be plume(?) or mould(?)
Perhaps you should smoke your tins fresh instead of cellaring them for 50 years.
I see you've moved to Oregon. Well done!I know this seems odd, and it's even more intense during leap years, but when I pack a bowl and smoke it, the left side of the bowl, left from the perspective of the smoker, tastes different from the right side of the bowl. This is particularly noticeable in stack shapes. It's like I have two distinct blends, side by side, smoldering away. My question is, why is this more intense during leap years?