Too easy of a shag and the burn after requires a healthy dose of penicillin.Miley Cyrus……
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Too easy of a shag and the burn after requires a healthy dose of penicillin.Miley Cyrus……
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Petit Robin I shall try, Thank you.Five Bros
GH 7
(old) Dark Birdseye
Ryback
Petit Robin
Those are my top ones
And in several other seaports in England....You may have had a good shag in Margate, but Margate isn't a shag!
Shag is a fine ribbon, like pubic hair.And in several other seaports in England....
But if not a shag cut, what?
Only seven?And in several other seaports in England....
To be fair, the EU did away with the proper shag cut 15 or so years ago. The cut from many of Germain's blends, bears a closer resemblance to the shag cuts of old than anything else, here in the UK at least.But if not a shag cut, what?
I've been spending too much time here. My first thought was, "Is Miley Cyrus a blend I just haven't heard of?"Miley Cyrus……
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Too easy he says! LolToo easy of a shag and the burn after requires a healthy dose of penicillin.
Just the ports that Steve Richman used to name the US Esotericas....Only seven?
You must've only visited the 'posh ports' down south. If you'd of come to Wales and the west coast of England, you'd of been on double figures at least!
Still, seven is not a bad strike rate, for a visiting colonial. Dare say the innocent young English girls stood a chance against the young moderator John. 'here you are my dear, take this piece of paper and give me your name and number..... Not all in Caps! Just as well put down your street address and postcode, while you're at it.
Poor girls, defenceless against such an authoritarian advance! Lol
To be fair, the EU did away with the proper shag cut 15 or so years ago. The cut from many of Germain's blends, bears a closer resemblance to the shag cuts of old than anything else, here in the UK at least.
Petit Robin I shall try, Thank you.
Quite right!Just the ports that Steve Richman used to name the US Esotericas....
And, thanks for info on cuts—I'll continue saying it's shag, in part 'cause it's so much more manly than "ribbon"...
I can't add any reason for the naming conventions used. I do like seaports, though!Quite right!
To be honest with you, I'm not entirely sure what a ribbon is. Something silky that Texans wear around their necks, if memory serves.
Frivolity aside, interesting about the Esoterica blends. As far as I know, the only other firm who dedicated town names to their products were Loewe & their pipes. Only difference being that Loewe named towns in both Britain and Ireland, whilst esoterica only names those in England & Wales?
A dry shag?Good choice.
Just a note that this tobacco comes very dry. It is supposed to be that way. Pack accordingly and smoke slow.
A dry shag?
Spit on itSounds painful!
I always pack it tight.Good choice.
Just a note that this tobacco comes very dry. It is supposed to be that way. Pack accordingly and smoke slow.
King Charles Mixture, yes, that's pretty much a shag. Droit de seigneur or something.The cut from many of Germain's blends, bears a closer resemblance to the shag cuts of old than anything else, here in the UK at least.