I think I'm one of the few that might would actually like Holly's NPU... I like every Lakeland I've ever tried, the soapier the better. A forum member is sending me the remaining contents of his tin of the second most despised blend ever made, Elwood's #2 Flake, and I'm pretty stoked to find out just how weird my tastebuds really are!
But then you might have Pope St Pius X complaining about the room note of your Cloud 78 blend!When I get to the great 'Man Cave' in the sky the world can complain about the ghosting of my pipes!
IF IT HAPPENS IN THE DREAM IT HAPPENS FOR REALNo my friend. It will be that Ecclesiast's Plug I have been smoking. Funny enough I have had a recurring dream that I had died and arrived at the gates of heaven and St Peter had checked me out on the data base and told be I could enter paradise but only after the formality of the cavity search. Thankfully I always wake up at that point!
Of course. I should have known that; I've watched the GH video more than a few times.The rope is coated and baked in oil during processing (olive oil, not motor oil). That's the source of the strange burning oil flavor when it's smoked.
A magician never reveals his secrets.haha... I'm a darkroom guy myself and well acquainted with stop bath.
I just find it curious that there seems to never have been an official explanation from the McNeils for McClellands signature aroma. I'm sure they've got to have been asked a million times.
No, not gasoline. I mean, we all knew a kid who liked to sniff gasoline, right? There's something there that's kinda sweet and attractive. But the stuff on Black X is olive oil. And I bet they aren't using extra virgin. So, try heating a hot frying pan til it smokes and you'll get an idea of Black X.That one has been on my list to try for awhile, for that very reason. Reading that a blend is like "old lady perfume" is a big turn off to me, but motor oil? gasoline? Yeah I'm in and I'm odd.
Love Condor!!!!️Where’s the thumbs down button on this thing!
And for me that would be G.L. Pease Spark Plug....tarball nasty.That one has been on my list to try for awhile, for that very reason. Reading that a blend is like "old lady perfume" is a big turn off to me, but motor oil? gasoline? Yeah I'm in and I'm odd.
Where Black X is made there are no virgins, much less an extra virgin.No, not gasoline. I mean, we all knew a kid who liked to sniff gasoline, right? There's something there that's kinda sweet and attractive. But the stuff on Black X is olive oil. And I bet they aren't using extra virgin. So, try heating a hot frying pan til it smokes and you'll get an idea of Black X.