Posted by Mike on 7/28/2009, 6:15 pm, in reply to "Also known as JW on Late bloomer smokers"
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Hey Jeffrey,
Interesting observation you make that smoking does not have a taste. I guess everyone is different because I definitely notice the differences of taste between different brands, and especially the foul taste of stale cigarettes that have been left open for over a week. You say you have thrown your packs away, so maybe you have not had the misfortune to taste the staleness of old cigarettes--as tobacco is an organic product with a shelf-life.
However, I would say that smoking does get better over time as one is accustomed to all the harsh chemicals they add. I don't know if it is a "good" thing or not, but my taste buds don't lie.
Just try different brands, and you will find a few you like best. Taste is purely personal, so what I like might be different than what you like. However, stay away from the cheap generic brands though--everyone tells me they are awfull, and I did "bum" one off a classmate once which confirmed my friend's rumors.
Happy Puffing
--Previous Message--
: I just wanted to introduce myself to this
: board. On another pro smoking board somebody
: suggested this board was a good source.
: I am 30 years old. I went back to school a
: few years ago. Because of a life time of
: subtle curiosity and a more recent smoking
: fetish I have over the course of the last
: two years experimented with smoking.
: The last few smoking experiences have been
: pleasurable enough for me to want to smoke
: more.
: However, every time I do buy cigarettes and
: try a few, I eventually throw them away and
: swear my experimenting days are over.
: Specifically, I wanted to ask about taste
: and brand. Each pack does have its own
: unique fresh smell, however I would not say
: smoking has a taste. Is taste something that
: comes after one begins to smoke on a daily
: basis? Does smoking get better once you
: become a daily smoker?
:
: Jeffrey W
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