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by Slearwig
on Tue Jul 28, 2009 12:02 am |
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Moldy tobacco smells musty and pungent like mold and you should never smoke mold.
As an example, the mold that grows on rye grain is ergot. Ergot is the natural starting material for making LSD and ergot is no different. If the tobacco has fuzz or green stuff growing on it or looks or smells different from what you remember it looking or smelling like, don't use it.
Be aware though that very rarely sometimes you might buy a pack of cigarettes that someone sprayed with insecticide while killing the bugs in the store. More frequently you will encounter a cigarette that accidentally has gotten oil in it. Any time you light a cigarette and it tastes funny or different, don't smoke it. Put it out and try another one. Don't smoke the packs that someone sprayed with insecticide. When that happens, the cigarettes will be poisoned and you will get very sick if you smoke insecticide or manufacturing oil or motor oil. Replace them.
I once bought a pack of cigarettes that got insecticide in the pack and I smoked a couple of cigarettes from this pack and got one of the worst headaches I've ever had, throbbing with breathing difficulty. I then bought another pack which was good from elsewhere and smoked a couple of the good cigarettes and that smoke actually cleared out the insecticide that was clinging to the back of my head and cured the headache, so the insecticide was binding to the receptors in the cells and the good smoke displaced it.
Yeah, saran wrap should help, but it isn't necessary if you smoke the pack within a week or two. |
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by person
on Tue Jul 28, 2009 12:20 am |
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| I hope saran wrap helps. I usually do smoke a pack within a week or two, but these are American Spirits and they supposedly get really dry within days. |
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by Lynda F
on Wed Jul 29, 2009 1:41 am |
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I've been smoking for 41 years now and NEVER, not once, in all that time has any cigarette ever given me any kind of a rush in any manner. Not ever. No one I know who smokes has ever experienced that either.
I smoke leisurly, and I've been known to suck down a 120 in 2-3 minutes and still had NO side effects.
So I don't get it with all these people - interestingly its usually new members too - making these claims. |
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by flex
on Thu Jul 30, 2009 11:47 am |
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Lynda F;
Also been a smoker for a long time. The described reaction sounds unusual and perhaps extreme, HOWEVER, can recall a few times experiencing the "rush".
The most extreme was several years ago in a hospital, when had to sit down after lighting up.
Very noticeable impact. Dizzy, knees trembling, overall weak feeling. Lasted only for a few minutes, but remembering it well. Perhaps it was a reaction to one of several tests performed in the hospital and or being away from cigarettes for a while. A much less impact has been also noticed another 5 or six times, same feeling but much less impact.
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