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dont forget, coals sometimes rollllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll

blue mist 9/10 great tobacco cuts, ok blueberry flavor, good mint levels

my local prices are better =[

i need a replacement, count me in

in the trunk of my car i have an acrylic

Something about the nicotine content that would require acclimating so tobacco doesnt go into a "shock" some general science but not specific is humidity temperature amount of nicotine content (.5% means go acclimate, but check forums for washed/unwashed, some info labels lie) that would require acclimating before smoking, i've seen people "acclimate" just a packed bowl, or their entire stash info is my own thoughts about acclimating from reading forums edit: no dont acclimate starbuzz

simply double up a beach towel, place it under your hookah if you're dropping coals.

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speaking from a simple knowledge of environmental toxins, teflon pans that are heated to a certain temp. without anything on it, produces an airborne toxic chemical. it is dangerous to both humans/birds. it is not toxic when it is heated.

coming home from school, then calling my mom asking her if i can play video games yes yes i needed permission to play video games from my mom, even when she was at work

The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint Exupery my all time favorite book, though i happened to lose my first and only copy... reads like a childrens book

blah blah in short 0 times sin(x) as x goes to infinity equals 0. never really liked to show work pretty pro solve nonetheless

sooo, in terms of english, sine will oscilate between -1 and 1, as it approaches infinity meaning e^-1 all the way through e^1, meaning all those numbers multiplied by x, as x approaches to 0 equals 0. then square root of 0 = 0. voila! now as for the written proof, no idea

wat, that's a 0+ meaning from the right side

looks like you just have to find out what e^sine(180/0) is, so someone prove that equals any number. any number multiplied by x = 0. this was soo long ago.