Hahahaha cheese burgers and Mt Dew is what keeps us skinny!
Something For Me to Think About
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I eat cheeseburgers and Mt. Dew and am fat as hell. Sadness. lol
The only place I know of that does good cheeseburgers is a pub 30 miles away.
They do great lamb burgers with goats cheese. I might have to move house.
Oh yeah... tobacco. Three or four favourite blends are all I really need.
Like a lot of others I have a cellar full of of baccy that has gone out of favour with me.
They do great lamb burgers with goats cheese. I might have to move house.
Oh yeah... tobacco. Three or four favourite blends are all I really need.
Like a lot of others I have a cellar full of of baccy that has gone out of favour with me.
Thank you.
When it comes to food, I enjoy variety and do not typically have the same meal in a month (except for maybe pizza and burgers).
Burgers are probably the one food I can eat regularly, provided the toppings can vary.
I used to work at a tapas/tavern and created the burger of the day. Sometimes the daily special was designed for the customer (mushroom, onion and swiss with a garlicky mayo) while others were to express creativity or for fun (like a triple decker Mexican burger with different toppings on each level and fried tortillas as buns).
Note, sometimes the standards just hit the spot, like a burger with lettuce/tomatoe/onion/cheese/mayo) especially if executed well.
I think most blends have to be "learned." Sometimes when you smoke a new blend and it isn't appealing, just putting it aside for a few months and trying it again will make it bloom. Maybe your mind is figuring it out in the interim.
I've become a "one blend fella" lately. I went through a years long exploration, trying to find blends that I like, trying vastly different styles. But when I finally found a tobacco that really suited me, it was a big relief. I keep a few jars of other blends I liked okay (I dislike most blends) just in case I want to switch things up. So far, no, I don't. I smoke the one blend, and I am happy.
I think it's a right of passage to expose oneself to as many blends as possible initially. As time goes by we are able to zero-in on our preferred tastes and realize that pipe tobacco is comparable to Taco Bell. It's all made from the same base ingredients just in different ratios and presentations. After I realized that I became more comfortable sticking to the tried and true blends and resisting the nagging urge to sample yet another clone.
Man.... I agree. I have so many different kinds, I'm always trying to pick out the blend for the next bowl... I have often pondered just sticking to one or two blends for at least a week. I don't know
I finished the jar of Elizabethan tonight. I've been trying to be more mindful in regards to smoking slowly, and this bowl is probably the best bowl of Elizabethan I've had. I'll be a little bummed when I'm done with it. For a blend I didn't particularly enjoy the first time, I've come to really like it and today I actually was excited to smoke it. I'm not sure it will be something that I buy 20 tins of, but I'll probably still order a couple tins with my next purchase.
Big chubby guys are usually genetically ideal lifters, a lot of guys need to force feed, if you love to eat then you've already won half the battle.
You can be an athlete and love food.