Excellent. Another is converted!Quote:
Originally Posted by Emperor Zurg
Red Rap is probably the closest thing I have to a "desert island" tobacco. The stuff just seems to have the right amount of each competent.
Enjoy it brother :pipe:
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Excellent. Another is converted!Quote:
Originally Posted by Emperor Zurg
Red Rap is probably the closest thing I have to a "desert island" tobacco. The stuff just seems to have the right amount of each competent.
Enjoy it brother :pipe:
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