Silk Cut Red - were they stronger of ‘lighter’ ?
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I noticed them, they were my smoke 
Same strength but shorter - ‘regular’ length like Picadilly.
I was very pleased to find them everywhere, even machines, on a trip to Eire in the early 90s
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Re: Silk Cut, the amount of people that used to use them to make joints, because they thought the tobacco used was less harmful. A complete fallacy. They were the same strength as B&H, but just had loads of holes around the base of the filter, so upon inhalation, the air/smoke mix was less toxic.
You can tell that I was the fun one at after parties…
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I used to stick them in the microwave for a minute to dry them out to make a bong mix.
What the fuck was I doing?
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Tbf I always used to roast a cigarette with a lighter before making a mix. It’s a charas/chillum thing that stuck.
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The old sticking the rizla sticky edge to cover up the holes in the filter.
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My mates would always do that roasting thing with a joint after it was rolled. I’d always assumed it was to ensure the papers were stuck together.
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warm tobacco absorbs the oil better
bom shiva!
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I swear most of the effect of hash and brick weed in the 90’s was just ciggie tobacco 
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Roots music
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Grandmaster Grass’s old deck
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Looks like it’s from Moss Side
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Talk about shitfaced 
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Zavid Bowie in Jersey City
Watching the Knicks vs the 76ers in the playoffs
Number 1 spot on the Cheesecake Factory menu was the Ultimate Red Velvet Cake Cheesecake at 1580 calories
A mere 159% of your daily sugar allowance
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