Watch out for the Bogie man!

@Haebar asks me about my recent experimentation with a couple Lakeland tobaccos. Next thing I know, I've been Haebar bombed!

http://i1329.photobucket.com/albums/...psgzpjj5xs.jpg

I am very curious about these! Nearly all will be firsts for me. Some very intriguing aromas. The Vincent Manil Semois smells very earthy, almost musty. I am very interested to see what this brings. The GH Bob's Chocolate Flake does indeed smell of chocolate, chocolate cake to me.

Then the final blow appears in the form of a sealed bag of Black Bogie Twist! I will need some tips on how to handle it. This is my first exposure to a twist or rope type tobacco. I am particularly excited about this one.
http://i1329.photobucket.com/albums/...psrghakspz.jpg

Thank you very much Haebar!!

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Originally Posted by Nature

@Haebar asks me about my recent experimentation with a couple Lakeland tobaccos. Next thing I know, I've been Haebar bombed!

I am very curious about these! Nearly all will be firsts for me. Some very intriguing aromas. The Vincent Manil Semois smells very earthy, almost musty. I am very interested to see what this brings. The GH Bob's Chocolate Flake does indeed smell of chocolate, chocolate cake to me.

Then the final blow appears in the form of a sealed bag of Black Bogie Twist! I will need some tips on how to handle it. This is my first exposure to a twist or rope type tobacco. I am particularly excited about this one.

Thank you very much Haebar!!

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You are welcome Nature! Thanks for being a moderator! I hope you like them.
This is the best video I've seen about preparing plugs and twists for smoking:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEB0lwECQmI

Now that's a sweet hit!