/tbc/ Tobacco general

[Anonymous No.18848689]

Lead free edition.
What are you smoking anons?

[Anonymous No.18848694]

>>18848689
SMOKE AIN'T FOOD

[Anonymous No.18848704]

>>18848694
Just because it doesn't make you fat, doesn't mean we can't appreciate flavor and aroma.
If you dont like this thread, may I suggest any of the other threads that do cater to your interest anon?

[Anonymous No.18848719]

>>18848689
>buy 100g of illegal homemade tobacco for $50
>when 25g of the cheapest shit from the store costs $47
man fuck australia and our bullshit tobacco tax. The funniest part is how the government is trying to come down hard on the illegal tobacco industry but they get fucking nowhere, so instead they have our media ryun propaganda about how our money is going to terrorists for buying it.

all politicians should fucking hang.

[Anonymous No.18848729]

I live near an indian reservation by the Canadian border so I get them with no taxes, $5 per pack, a bit less if by carton.

[Anonymous No.18848733]

>>18848719
Penal colony is making smoking the cool counterculture thing to do again.
Grow your own anon, it's really easy, even indoors if you have some space to spare.

[Anonymous No.18848743]

>>18848733
Hahaha, looks like day of the triffids.
They're coming after you Barbara.

[Anonymous No.18848752]

>>18848733
Give me a qrd, will it require the same type of bullshit that growing weed takes like lighting and temp control or can I literally just plant it and let it grow?

fyi they also made it illegal to grow your own here, the government really loves their 90% profit from tobacco sales.

[Anonymous No.18848764]

>>18848689
Opened my tin from 2012. Sadly the last of my McClelland stash. Not sure what to get after this.

[Anonymous No.18848779]

>>18848752
It's like growing kale. Stick a seed in the ground, water like any other plant and harvest in about 3-4 months. After that you just hang it in a shed somewhere for another 1.5-2months.
There are other ways to prepare it but this is the simplest start.

[Anonymous No.18848794]

>>18848752
In New York do whatever, the criminal element has been taken out, I think that next it'll be majic mushrooms. If it doesn't have to be processed it shouldn't have been illegal in the first place, there's no underlying reason for it to be illegal.

[Anonymous No.18848821]

>>18848794
The only problem is you have to live in NY.

[Anonymous No.18848838]

>>18848794
Am I safe to assume tobacco prices in NY are bullshit? I have a friend from philly that used to bitch about cig prices, because he'd pay nearly 20 bux a packet around the city district. Meanwhile, my ex was from a small town in oregon and every time she came to Australia she'd bring me a fuckload of American Spirits because they only cost her like $4.80 a pack or some shit.

[Anonymous No.18848844]

>>18848704
>food is for fatties
Fuck off. You ruin this board even more.

[Anonymous No.18848848]

>>18848689
I'm pretty new to cigars. I'm got Macundo Insparado orange label I'm going to smoke before bed.

I live near the indian reservation which means tax-free tobacco products, but their cigar selection is pretty limited. If I'm going to take this habit more seriously I'm probably going to have to go to the white mans cigar place and pay taxes.

[Anonymous No.18848850]

>>18848821
Not that anon but I honestly wouldn't really want to live in other states besides ny. Maybe somewhere like montana if I had the money to run a small self sustaining farm but thats about it

[Anonymous No.18848856]

>>18848838
Yeah tobacco prices in ny are pretty steep. I quit back in 2017 and a pack of marlboro menthol smooth 100s cost me like $14 a pack and smokes have only gone up since then. But you go somewhere in the midwest and its 1/3 of the price for a pack

[Anonymous No.18848888]

>>18848821
I didn't write NYC did I? Don't be a maroon.

[Anonymous No.18848893]

>>18848848
>Macundo
I didn't have that particular one, but all macundo I had were bretty good anon.
Enjoy your smoke.

How anal are canukistani border guards?
Burgers let me bring a box in without paying, so I always pick up some when traveling internationally in duty free stores or wherever.

[Anonymous No.18848905]

>>18848838
All sin taxes are bullshit, and there's no need to pay into that crap.

[Anonymous No.18848914]

>>18848838
Your about right, last time I looked it was about $15-$20 a pack, most of that is sin tax bullshit.

[Anonymous No.18848918]

>>18848888
Of course not anon.
Sadly NYC is shitting with their laws on the rest of your beautiful state.
My state is anal only about A in BATFE, rest is pretty much do as you please, yes even E.

[Anonymous No.18848921]

The government faggots really hate when we find out ways to get around their shit sin taxes, they go apeshit and can't do a damn thing about it.

[Anonymous No.18848930]

>>18848918
Alkyhol and Explosives, what else is fun that's not banned?

[Anonymous No.18848935]

>>18848893
It's my second time with one, I've also had the white label. For some reason I thought I had tried the green as well, but I've been saving the labels and I don't see one so maybe that's a false memory.

My very first cigar was a white label but it was a churchill and that was maybe a bit too much cigar for a first go. First two I bought completely blindly were that Macundo and a Flathead 660 which in retrospect is a ridiculous cigar for a new smoker.

[Anonymous No.18848937]

>>18848921
They see as farm animals anon. Same way I got pissed at one of my chickens that was eating it's own egg shells instead of oyster shells that they have plenty of.

[Anonymous No.18848945]

>>18848930
Yeah 0 state laws on splosives here, just the fed rule about commercial loicense if you get paid to splode stuff.
Bunch of blue laws on when booze can be sold and restrictive licenses tho.

[Anonymous No.18848951]

Those chickens can be pretty mean, I got stories from my mom about them attacking her, no wonder my dad got her out of that situation.

[Anonymous No.18849048]

>>18848945
>Bunch of blue laws on when booze can be sold and restrictive licenses tho.
Walking into gas stations at 2am for with friends for the often 2nd or 3rd beer run of the night were some of my fondest memories of my early 20s

[Anonymous No.18849204]

>>18849048
Seems like some government fags would call that as terrorist activity and ban you now

[Anonymous No.18849206]

>>18848733
Growing, harvesting, and curing my own tobacco sounds like peak comfy. Would be a cool think to jar cure with some herbs and giving pouches of pipe tobacco to friends for gifts would pretty sick

[Anonymous No.18849229]

>>18849204
I mean as far as I know everywhere in my state sells alcohol as long as they're open. Some liqour stores by me even close at 1am and most gas stations are 24hrs, if a cold one with the lads at 3:45am is terrorist activity then Alhamdullilah my brotha

[Anonymous No.18849258]

>>18848689
I'm having a Flathead 450 right now. I should convert one of my ammo cans into an overflow humidor.

[Anonymous No.18849383]

>>18848704
You had the opportunity to not sound like a pretentious faggot and blew it.

[Anonymous No.18849522]

>>18849258
I need to get my hands on one of those to try out, I liked the 660 but it was a huge time investment. I haven't had a humidor so I've been sticking to buying one or two at a time and keeping them in ziplocks. I got one of the acrylic ones arriving friday and looking forward to keeping more on hand.

How are you guys going about making the ammo cans air tight?

[Anonymous No.18849569]

>>18849522
If it still has it's rubber seal intact on the lid, it should be air and water tight. That is the point of the ammo can.

The 450 is nice just because it's enough like the 660, but it isn't a 2 hour investment.

[Anonymous No.18849577]

>>18849569
My experience with ammo cans is dogshit old ones from army surplus, I guess that is why I assumed they'd not make good humidors.

[Anonymous No.18849587]

>>18849577
I usually get them with ammunition inside of them. The seals are replaceable, or you could just use silicone caulk.

[Anonymous No.18849735]

>>18849577
They don't. It's a meme in the same vein as beard oils, black rifle coffee, and super hoppy beers.

A "manly" gimmick for dumb consoomers.

[Anonymous No.18849757]

>>18849735
Beard oil growth shit is a scam, but beard oil as a conditioner to replace the oils in your beard after you wash it is just common sense. It also helps with flyaway hairs if you've got a longer beard.

Any air tight container with something in it to regulate humidity would make a fine humidor - yeah using an ammo can might just be dumb manly posturing if you're going out of your way to acquire them but if you're repurposing something you already have I don't see the problem.

[Anonymous No.18849758]

>made with choice 2003 red virginias that somehow never ever run out
bullshit

[Anonymous No.18849861]

Anyone here have any recommendations for mild cigars? I've been really liking Ashton Classics. I only smoke maybe once a month or less so I'm willing to dump money into a single cigar.

Located in the US. Also how do I get cubans in the US?

[Anonymous No.18849882]

>>18849861
define mild? I assume you mean a light wrapper, rather than a maduro or oscuro dark fermented wrapper.

Have you tried the Brick House Connecticut Mighty Mighty?

[Anonymous No.18849885]

>>18849861
Travel and buy them. You can legally bring Cuban products back to the states for personal use. My understanding, though, is that cuban cigars aren't really the end all to be all of cigars they were once considered to be. I don't have first hand experience but just based on what I've read there are plenty of comparable if not better cigars you can get freely in the states. Plenty of cigar makers left cuba and took seeds with them.

[Anonymous No.18849918]

>>18848719
then who would we blame for pocketing the tax dollars?

[Anonymous No.18849924]

>>18849522
>ammo cans air tight?
If you notice on mine, I pulled the old rubber gasket and put a bead of silicone.
The rubber smelt like it got soaked in gas and couldn't get the smell out.
>>18849577
It's a pita to clean them out. Other than that it's an airtight box, keeps humidity well and has enough space for cigars.
>>18849735
>gimmick for dumb consoomers
I literally re-used an ammo can after I spent the ammo, this is exact opposite of consooming. Even the damn boveda holder is 3d printed because I was too cheap to give them few $ what they want for the pack with a sleeve.

[Anonymous No.18849939]

>>18848856
>I quit
good for you, truthfully. but why?

[Anonymous No.18850299]

>sniffs aggressively

[Anonymous No.18850308]

>>18848689
enjoy lung cancer

[Anonymous No.18850363]

>>18848689
For a second I thought you were storing sausage. I'm not sure whether more impressed or disappointed. Do you have a sausage can?

[Anonymous No.18850501]

>gets tongue cancer
>looks like a freak and now can't taste legitimate food and cooking
>heh... it must have been all that HPV not my based cigars... heh
come on fellas, don't let this be YOU

[Anonymous No.18850753]

>food and cooking

[Anonymous No.18850807]

>>18848689
I really tried to get into smoking, but I just couldnt do it.
>pack of camel lights
>pack ot marlboro reds
>pack of camel crushes
>pack of marlboro menthol 100s
I spent a whole winter, every single time I would only get halfway through smoke before getting sick to my stomach.
If I forced myself to finish a whole cigarette, I would puke.

I ended up trying Dhajarm Blacks right as they got banned and they were nice, and Swisher Sweets little cigars (the filtered cigarette ones)
I started craving those swishers like you couldnt believe, the beautiful sweet taste on your lips. But it still made me feel sick.

I figured it was retarded to start having cravings for shit that makes me feel like trash, so I just gave up on it.

[Anonymous No.18850827]

>>18850308
Wrong cancer bro. Try again.
>>18850501
In general for cancer trolls, you have two types of people here, occasional users who have fuckall extra risk of cancer and addicts who accepted their faith.
You are not convincing anyone.
>>18850753
Anon, if beverages can be here, so can smoking. Smoking is often paired with food and drink, it's very related.
>you fell for a meme
>you allowed them to pozz because you were scared
>now you will never experience a waiter bringing you cigar on a platter after a fine dinner
>you did this to yourself

[Anonymous No.18850839]

>>18850827
Drinks have nutrition and calories

[Anonymous No.18850844]

>>18850807
Many such cases anon.
Your issue is you tried forcing yourself to take in a product designed to satiate addicts, not one to be enjoyed for flavor and a buzz.
>craving
I know what you are talking about, I got into smoking similar sweetened cigarillos and had such massive cravings. I gave myself a rule to only socially smoke, and quit once I realized I was hanging out with faggots just to smoke. I quit for over a year at that point before smoking anything again.

Now a pipe with 1-q is my daily? driver. More of every other week. The cravings never come back and the stuff smells pleasant so even normies around like it.

Don't force yourself if you don't enjoy it. Its a fun hobby, but not worth feeling sick.

[Anonymous No.18851019]

Nice off topic thread dumbass. No I will not read your stupid little replies.

[Anonymous No.18851034]

>>18851019
Thank you for bumping my thread anon.
I suggest you learn what type of damage cigar smoking does before trolling again.

[Anonymous No.18851162]

>>18850827
>Smoking is often paired with food and drink, it's very related
so is flatuence but you dont see me making /brap/ threads here

[Anonymous No.18851188]

>>18851019
Cigars are not inhaled, and the incidence of cancer from cigars is basically the same as the incidence of cancer from coffee.

[Anonymous No.18851196]

>>18851162
Honestly, why doesn't /ck/ have a /brap/ general. It seems like exactly something /ck/ would do.

[Anonymous No.18851213]

>>18851188
This is not only cope, its straight up false.
Cigars are as bad or worse than chewing tobacco

[Anonymous No.18851219]

>>18851188
second hand smoke kills you really think you're not inhaling?

[Anonymous No.18851223]

>>18851213
Yeah, the science actually does not support that supposition.

>>18851219
There is no evidence that cigar smoke is killing people. Cigarette smoke, sure, but not cigar smoke.

[Anonymous No.18851246]

>>18851223
>"the science"
>AnonEnjoysACigarAfterGettingHis10thBoosterShot.jpg

[Anonymous No.18851253]

>>18851246
Anon pls. I bought 1k doses of ivermectin years ago and have been eradicating butt worms. Science is useless without a critical eye and knowledge and wisdom to how to use. No need for a boost for a vaccine I never got.

[Anonymous No.18851263]

>>18851253
>Science is useless without a critical eye and knowledge and wisdom to how to use
AKA, ignore it when you want to indulge in your vices

[Anonymous No.18851264]

>>18849569
That looks like it's about to slide off of the roof.

[Anonymous No.18851271]

>>18849861
Florida around Miami for good cubanos.
They're great to cure a hangover on a saturday or sunday day

[Anonymous No.18851278]

>>18851019
cope fatty

[Anonymous No.18851405]

>>18848689
What a bad spot to put your stoogies,
What if you accidently loaded one into your gun?

[Anonymous No.18851456]

Recently got a corn cob pipe and some different tobaccos, I think I actually enjoy it more than cigars now. Much smoother and cooler, and I can control how much I smoke much easier.

thinking of grabbing some cigars in the future and trying to reroll them with hemp paper, I’ve seen some beautiful looking homemade hemp cigars lately.

[Anonymous No.18851650]

>>18850827
>>now you will never experience a waiter bringing you cigar on a platter after a fine dinner
Want to experience this but gf HATES smoking and the smell of tobacco. Going alone feels like a waste of money

[Anonymous No.18851659]

https://www.instituteofman.com/2014/03/03/pipe-smokers-live-longer/

To bring this back on topic what tobaccos pair with what foods?
I know Perique heavy blends mix well with peaty Scotch but that's a drink not food

[Anonymous No.18851757]

>>18851659
unironically a spicy tobacco blend with chocolate milk is god tier. you could make a white russian if you wanted.

[Anonymous No.18851762]

>>18851659
none, tobacco is an appetite suppressant

[Anonymous No.18851764]

>>18851757
disgusting

[Anonymous No.18851765]

>>18848689
To me a good cigar is like a final course after dessert. A good smoke feels like a continuation of the pleasure of eating, even after the stomach is full. i rarely smoke, but when I do, it's on a pleasant spring or summer evening after a good meal, and a nice mellow drink to quench the mouth.

[Anonymous No.18851771]

>>18851764
it makes a lot of sense. astringent and spicy wines are paired with heavy meats. chocolate and tobacco have huge flavor overlap.

[Anonymous No.18852262]

>>18851757
I don't know about this, but I see the appeal of eating some good dark chocolate or even maybe drinking some good high quality hot dark chocolate.

I picked up a Flathead 450 today after it was mentioned here last night, looking forward to trying giving that a shot.

[Anonymous No.18852273]

>>18849939
Honestly just knew it wasn't a healthy habit, and it cost me a lot. Once I quit I never really wanted them anymore, I can have 1 or 2 small cigars a year at bbqs in the summer and still get nauseous when I smell cigarettes

[Anonymous No.18852629]

OP how you make your can cigar storage?

My cheap humidor broke and im thinking of building one as a replacement for the few cigars that didnt get mold.

[Anonymous No.18852665]

>>18852629
Not OP but he said he replaced the rubber gasket with silicone. That, and some way to regulate humidity would be all you'd have to do. Boveda sells little humidity packs for pretty reasonable prices.

If you don't have ammo cans lying around or are trying to store a ton of cigars for cheap I wouldn't bother. I ordered an acrylic jar style humidor with included cedar lining for like 20 bucks.

[Anonymous No.18853165]

I'm interested in non-tobacco nicotine delivery devices? I've looked up a bit about it but are there any brands I can find at a local chain or is this some kind of obscure thing I have to order online?

[Anonymous No.18853264]

>>18853165
vapes are not /ck/, they have no tasting value or place in a dining experience

[Anonymous No.18853274]

>>18853264
this guy has clearly never enjoyed a peach berry vape rip with a strawberry lemonade sip

[Anonymous No.18853308]

>>18853264
As a grown ass adult I don't vape but the argument that cigar/pipe tobacco fits here and vapes don't is tenuous at best. It might be the candy version of consuming tobacco but candy is still food.

[Anonymous No.18853310]

>>18853165
just go to a vape shop and talk to the guy

[Anonymous No.18853353]

>>18853308
tenuous, but i'm more than happy to bully vape zoomers for the lulz

[Anonymous No.18853389]

>>18853264
I was actually interested in chewing pouches .

[Anonymous No.18853520]

>>18853389
snus? you can get those at gas stations but i dont know why youd want to start using them

[Anonymous No.18853533]

Quiet Nights out of a no name bent dublin briar.

[Anonymous No.18853746]

>>18851650
There is a secret 3rd option to this problem
>>18851659
I always enjoyed a mild cigar after a grilled fish, no idea, it just does it for me. Cao gold for example. Or a spicier blend after a slice of chocolate cake. Try it.
Obvious ones being smoked meats, dried or BBQ, since there is crossover of flavor between the food and the smoke.
>>18851762
Ah anon, it's an aperitif. If you smoke beforehand it will fuck up your pallet, it's too strong of a flavor and lingers on for a long time.

[Anonymous No.18853749]

this thread stinks

[Anonymous No.18853756]

I don't drink so pairing with cigars is tough. Coffee works but I don't want a cup of coffee with a cigar at night which is when I tend to smoke. Remembered I had some lapsang souchong and decided to have a cup of that with my cigar. Was great, think I found my new late night cigar routine.

[Anonymous No.18853834]

>>18853756
Hey i enjoy the same, coffee and cigars.

[Anonymous No.18853838]

I'll go fuck myself... accidentally sat on my cigar and halved it.
I forget the name but im planning on getting more of this one tomorrow.

Anyone try the "Major Mike's" cigars here besides me?

[Anonymous No.18854094]

>>18853838
you can salvage it if you just take a guillotine cutter and cut the broken end down slightly. wet your lips and press the ends together while slowly rotating the cigar. should be fine.

if it's not drawing well, warm a towel and then gently roll the cigar around in it a couple times to loosen it up.

>>18853756
I like a nip or two of a creamed liqueur or Kahlua.

[Anonymous No.18854475]

>>18852629
Anon, just find a airtight container and put a boveda pack inside. Food containers are an obvious choice.
I did an ammo can for shits and giggles since I have an entire shelf unit dedicated to ammo cans full of ammo. Gets a cheese and a chuckle from frens when I grab us some sticks from the pew-pew locker.
All that lead blowback is bad for you anon. Gotta filter the air thru a cigar.
>>18853533
Comfy

[Anonymous No.18854523]

>>18851659
Regarding pipe and cigar smokers living longer than the average. I don't think itsy the smoking that prolongs your life, just that the type of a person that picks up tobacco pipes or cigars lives longer than the average.
Maybe it does, smoking can be a huge stress sink, IDK.

But think about it, impulsive people, the type that gets into car accidents and crack will pick cigarettes and vapes because that's easy, quick and has low upfront cost, they are too retarded to figure out a $10 cigar is cheaper than $7 pack of smokes. Impulsive people also eat a lot of slop. If you are into fine smokes, you are into fine drinks and food too.

[Anonymous No.18855068]

>>18854523
There is also the fact that the mortality rates are much lower for mouth and throat cancer than lung cancer.

[Anonymous No.18855094]

>>18849861
padron damaso. padron is a miami company started by cuban exiles. theyre pricey but my go to smoke.

[Anonymous No.18855106]

>>18854523
Are you sure that isn't a corpse? Looks like a fucking mummy lol!

[cigar suck No.18855125]

cigar suck

[Anonymous No.18855353]

>>18855094
Thanks, anon. I’ll try it out. I haven’t had any Padron yet so I’m curious about their other lines too. Any experience with Davidoff grand cru?

[Anonymous No.18855570]

>>18852629
>>18852665
>>18854475
You want a Rubbermaid Brilliance tupperware. You can get them in glass or plastic. There's been autists that have done tests, and those containers with a boveda pack have outperformed every humidor imaginable, whether it was $50 or $500.
Anything that isn't rubbermaid brilliance is subpar.

[Anonymous No.18855679]

>>18855570
that's because humidors are usually made to breathe and not be airtight like jars and Tupperware.

[Anonymous No.18856161]

>>18855106
Anon, he was 108 when that pic was taken, be nice.
>>18855570
Anon, airtight container is airtight container. It's not rocket surgery.
Typically I store hydrophilic oils and plastics in metal containers, but these are just cigars so any food container that seal will do.

[Anonymous No.18856529]

I like spicy cigars, but I don't like creamy or chocolaty ones. Any rec's? I used to smoke a bunch but stopped for a while and just getting back into it, so I don't have many examples to go off of. I'm open to trying multiple.

[Anonymous No.18856571]

>>18856529
>I like spicy cigars, but I don't like creamy or chocolaty ones
Anon, literally what's in my box, the RP 1990 has nice subtle spice notes. Its one of my all time favorites along a very different cao 660

[Anonymous No.18856594]

>>18856571
will try, thx

[Anonymous No.18856706]

Does anyone have experience with ordering cigars online? I've been thinking about it but am I going to have to be present when they're delivered to sign or anything?

[Anonymous No.18857014]

>>18856706
I like fox cigar. They ship for free and generally have lower prices if you want a couple different cigars

[Anonymous No.18857018]

>>18857014
Also I’ve never had to sign for anything. They just drop it off like a regular parcel.

[Anonymous No.18857041]

>>18857018
Good to know, I'm usually not home when shit shows up. Fox was one of the ones I was looking at, might grab a variety pack or something to try out a few new things.

[Anonymous No.18857874]

>>18856706
I order from Cigars International every few months. Never had any issues with deliveries. No one ships anything with signature confirmation unless they are forced to at gun point, essentially.

[Anonymous No.18858028]

>>18856706
I've ordered from basically every major cigar website. Never had to sign anything or be home for delivery.

Thompson Cigar usually has sales/deals.

[Anonymous No.18858220]

>willingly going out of your way to get addicted to something

Who peer pressured you into this? Your dad? Your friends?

[Anonymous No.18858382]

>>18858220
feels good and knowing exactly how you will die is comforting

[Anonymous No.18858420]

>>18858220
Don't know about cigars, but pipe tobacco isn't addicting, unless you go full Tolkien and smoke all day without any breaks.

[Anonymous No.18858478]

>>18858220
not sure how much you have to smoke to get addicted to them but at one a day I can take it or leave it without it mattering at all to me. I enjoy it after working hard to relax, so if I have to keep doing stuff I have no compulsion to smoke it anyway. couldnt imagine smoking it in the snow or on break or in some short window to do something else, would be a waste of a good experience.

[Anonymous No.18858947]

Cohiba may be overpriced, but i tried their robustos and shit is great.

[Anonymous No.18859057]

>>18858220
Anon, you fell for it. Same ways they show you rotten syph dick in sex ed in school as a typical STD. Truth is nowhere near as dramatic.
I started smoking 15 years ago and at any point haven't felt a compulsive need to light up another one. In fact it's normal for me to go even months between smokes sometimes, while having multiple per week at others. It's just a nice treat.
I smoked tobacco in every form you can imagine during this period.
I'd say low dose/high frequency type smokes are more addictive due to convenience and shorter cycle.
>inb4 disingenuous argument and playing dense
Yes retard, we are all well aware that shitton of people are addicted to smoking to the point they are having severe consequences to their health.
People get addicted due to mental and emotional deficiencies, same type of people that would chain smoke consoomer cigarettes in the past are the ones gorging themselves to death on slop now, they just look uglier.

[Anonymous No.18860506]

>>18859057
>>18858420
>>18858478
>im not addicted, i just need it every now and then
Hmm

[Anonymous No.18861601]

>>18860506
You are retarded.

[Anonymous No.18862542]

>>18860506
Kys halfwit, go be a journalist.

[Anonymous No.18862564]

I bought a pipe and selection of tobaccos, converted from stogies