Let's talk tobacco

atidd11 said:

canndo and educk youre both insanly smart. ever known someone that synthesised LSD? like in the kitchen type of shit lol? answer this is it possible to extract the A from LSA and to get the D and add it to the LS? or does that just sound obsurd lol

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I do not know anyone who has made LSD in his kitchen or anywhere else. I do know that even if you can obtain the precursors - highly unlikely, that it is a tough enterprise and the kitchen is likely not going to be conducive to such a creation.

lol just figured id ask..now back to that cigar...

Not it a kitchen! You need a real lab.
LSA can be converted to lysergic acid which can then be turned into LSD. Peptide coupling reagents are an easy way to do it but you still need a fair amount of lab experience. One of the bitchiest things is you need to do it in near dark conditions because LSD is rather light sensitive. The less the better. At least the synth has been refined to where you no longer need to use shit like hydrazine.

so u kno someone whos attempted or done it? or no. and wow thats pretty crazy shit

atidd11 said:

lol just figured id ask..now back to that cigar...

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I think a citrusy La Escepcion IV Melchior 7 year old should do nicely this afternoon.

nice nails canndo lol and yeah that outta treat u alright, my father was in the navy and stationed in quba. always great cigars. and he was in greece and brought back good cigars also.

I don't smoke much tobacco but when I smoke some it as to be a good Cuban cigar, Punch Double Coronas are my favorites.

i use carona dutches to roll my pot lol

The price of Cubans has always put me off. There's tons of great cigars for much less money from other regions. I don't like paying several times what a smoke is worth simply because it comes from a place whose government we have ideological differences with.

I have found that today's cuban cigars are inferior to most others. Considering that all the best cigar maufacturers left Cuba and learned to make fine cigars from Nicaraguan, Dominican, Honduran and Mexican tobacco to say nothing of peruvian, american and brasilian wrappers, Cuba winds up being less than what it was. The famous cigar families were always the key to a great cigar, not the region necessarily. I find that cubans often taste flat or stale or bitter and many are poorly rolled. That being said however, the best of the Cubans are often the best cigars in the world, but I would far rather purchase a box of Padron 1924 maduro than just about any cuban figuring the price is fairly comparble. And as MrDuck says, you can get a hell of a lot of good smoke for the price of a cuban, sometimes an nearly an entire box.

The escepcion I had today is very reminiscent of a light cuban and they are less than 10 dollars each.

I'm a Marlboro reds guy through and through... But iv went from Marlboro reds to cheap sucky pall malls to rolling them to a e cigarette cuz of the damn prices... Electric is the cheapest way to go and it's way healthier...