The Daily Chronicle

Good and blessed evening to you, Stanhill and irishwolf . Yeah, understanding me comes with responsibility. I used all your names as cosigners on my loan I took out with SP.

Smoking some Arango Balkan Supreme in an Old Dominion Cob. Have to be watchful of these as the stems can get clogged. The tobacco is good, maybe good +, but I disagree with the reviews on SP. It may be because it's bulk. I am starting to like Tinned or Pouched tobaccos better. I have been comparing some of the same tobaccos in tinned v their bulk.

I'm glad you left me out then.

I've opened up vintage pouches that still maintained most of the moisture. I will simply put my unopened pouches in a Freezer Bag or a Mylar one. I'm finally hitting my stride being able to smoke more without blowing my tongue out and even though I already liked this, today I had it for the first time in a few months. It made rotation instantly, even over some of my faves. Let's keep MM tobacco in business

Smoking some of my Dutch Chocolate Blend in my Cobbit with Softy Bit Radiator Hose Repair.

Anyone wanting to add flavors to tobacco, use organic. The Alcohol in regular extract overwhelms until it evaporates. Organic has less alc. No more G&H Bob's Chocolate Vietnamese Pig-Tailed Macaque Poo for me!

Sometimes my sinuses sneak up on me. Thus was the case today. I had not read (with any detail) the reviews of Bengal Slices. I opened my tin the other day, but that was the bad router day, and my bowl landed in the Land of a Thousand Relights.
Enjoyed many bowls already posted, took a very short nap. Woke up with a sinus headache. Did my usual routine, which involves making a poultice of mustard, fuzz from a dirty sock, and molasses and slapped it on my head. Stuck a Breathe Right Nasal Strip on my nose and was thinking about sniffing tins and pouches. Got to Bengal Slices. The note was nothing like it was the other day. Open sinuses declared the top note was Licorice! I looked at Tobaccoreviews.com and it said there was no flavoring. I decided to check out the review by The Man From I.N.K.S. and Sink me!, there was Licorice mentioned. I love licorice. So, I rubbed some flake on my mustache and I can enjoy the scent all night. I haven't had this much fun since the pigs ate my little brother.

Smoking some Velvet in a Rossi Bent Pot with Gorilla Tape on Shank. Still looking at the map that shows me where Elvis is hiding

When your a Hunka Hunka Burnin' Love your flame never dies

So good morning to you. It's almost 1AM here, which means antb will be following. Hope you all have a great one. That goes for zambini and Stanhill and @chico if he sees this. 
I'm usually up at this time, but it's a rare late night smoke for me. MM Great Dane in a straight Rhodesian. 3 bowls of this one today. It's a winner.

Working on getting food supplies delivered. We have a distributor that I only use about once a month. They sell organic and grass fed stuff. The milk is Pasteurized, but not homogenized. That means the cream rises to the top. Why is this worth mentioning? For those that don't know, dairies are allowed to put 13% water in milk. They are most likely ripping off cream, which would be evident if they  didn't homogenize it. The organic seems to stay fresh longer, but never lasts long before it hits my tummy.

Also, may have mentioned this before, but we have Al Capone to thank for expiration dates on milk. His kid got sick once so he lobbied for dates for milk and made sure schools had fresh milk.

Watched the first eppy of John Adams Mini Series, which I have seen before. Pretty good. Now settling down to Warner Brothers Justice League Vs Teen Titans. 

Haven't received any transmissions from Zeta Reticuli today. It's a holiday there, akin to our Thanksgiving. It's called Pluke Ng Zorch. They do a lot of naked dancing, which is where I can get carried away sometimes. They like the Archies, too. To hear Sugar Sugar in Reticulish is a rare treat

I got the first delivery from a regular food chain today. Organic will come on the morrow. However, the stores are getting smarter. I was able to order several organic foods from the chain. They just don't have the milk.
zambini I have no idea what the laws are in Mexico, but I am almost guessing your milk there is more whole than ours. Just a suspicion. It's like all the skim milk mozzarella they pass off on us here. Less fat no flavor.

PS - Elvis told me he really is dead this time

They have probably never had a Missouri Tomato in season. But you're right. Even accounting for taste buds declining with age much of the food in the store is tasteless. The difference between store bought butter and butter from a small dairy or farmer is unbelievable. I can barely taste the milk from the chain store. In fact, I don't buy it.  The organic stuff I drink all day. So, the people you speak of are most likely correct

Sums it up rather nicely. Every company goes through a phase where they cut down a smidgen on an ingredient so nobody will notice. after a couple decades the flavor does not resemble the original at all. 

And, "fat-free" really means flavor free.

Thanks. Olympic peninsula, WA here, by way of Illinois. I admit I had to Google Zeta Reticuli. I'm laughing. I think I'm laughing. Don't probe me, bro!

Guess I should have introduced myself in the proper thread instead of hijacking this one, but the gluten craze makes me chuckle (although my wife has celiacs - the real gluten allergy vs. the trendy one, so it's been a boon for her). Anyhow, I'll return to lurking now ;-).

Though I may never meet many people here in person, the friendships stand at they are. People can/may share as they wish and get to know each other in the same way. Back in the Wild West Days of the Internet online friendships were not considered real. I take exception to that. Especially with the kind people here.
PS - I was wondering where the other half of my loin cloth was