TheKid

Maybe you need a new supplier of sticky dots http://www.staples.com.au/main-catalogue-search?Ntt=Label+Dispenser+dots&submit=Search&searchtrigger=globalsearch

You should check out his other videos, he is quite hilarious.

Not the first Perth guy either.

Maybe its an aspect on volume as Ryan said there isn't much going on therefore they get smaller batches of the tobacco. meaning a more consistent product put out by the factory, roller variation would be minimal given the low worker numbers. I could only imagine how hard it would be to make 150 000 cigars exactly the same where 2 000 may be more manageable. I'm sourcing this mainly from customs rolls which are extremely consistent and of high quality due to the sourcing of the tobacco and the single roller origin. Pure speculation but just my thoughts

None of these are my own work but thought i should share anyways

A coffee porter went down excellently a few months back, very creamy with a awakening coffee finish which was pleasant with the Bolivar Corona at the time.

My university friends invented a whole drinking game for this, aptly named the bottle opener drinking game with the only two rules are no bottle openers and a new method for each beer opened. I have personally opened beers on trees, decks, utes, engine bays, a length of chain and a washing line. Its quite the fun game. Also if you break the neck of the beer you have to down it.

Sweet I was speaking with Gary 'Chunk' yesterday and he was interests in getting a 4 person house or similar if anyone is interested in bunking with some Perth people, let us know.

The lowest setting on your oven shouldnt ruin them depending on their composition. Best used for large amounts of beads. For small amount of beads dried rice would work quite well pretty much the principle as kitty litter