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It’s a word that has varied uses and connotations. Here in Scotland for example it’s perfectly acceptable to say, in informal company, “aw I love that bastard, he’s a great cunt.”, or “I bumped into this nice friendly cunt the other day”, or “yer a pure cunt.”
 
It’s a word that has varied uses and connotations. Here in Scotland for example it’s perfectly acceptable to say, in informal company, “aw I love that bastard, he’s a great cunt.”, or “I bumped into this nice friendly cunt the other day”, or “yer a pure cunt.”
“Oi oi cunty bollocks” is also an acceptable greeting in Romford
 
Ah, ok. Sounds like your equivalent of our popular greeting “awright fanny baws”.
 
But anyway back to the subject. I inserted 10ml of 72mg pg nic into both the custard slice and ginger sponge. I’m a great believer in the importance of nic for a steep, and planned to keep these left aside for a fortnight. But after being out for a wander I had a sniff of the custard slice and couldn’t resist.

I put a new build in the tiny speed revolution mini and filled up a squonk bottle full. I have to say, it’s very good. And it does taste quite close to a bougatsa. There’s something in the exhale that’s extremely reminiscent of the sensation of that dry icing sugar tickling your tongue after taking a bite. I also see where the other poster was coming from with the iced custard slice with softer flaky pastry.

On the whole, very good. I definitely think it’s deserving of the label “gourmet”. Nice one @Lee . All I need now is for you to tell me what’s in it so I can start mixing it myself. :D
 
But anyway back to the subject. I inserted 10ml of 72mg pg nic into both the custard slice and ginger sponge. I’m a great believer in the importance of nic for a steep, and planned to keep these left aside for a fortnight. But after being out for a wander I had a sniff of the custard slice and couldn’t resist.

I put a new build in the tiny speed revolution mini and filled up a squonk bottle full. I have to say, it’s very good. And it does taste quite close to a bougatsa. There’s something in the exhale that’s extremely reminiscent of the sensation of that dry icing sugar tickling your tongue after taking a bite. I also see where the other poster was coming from with the iced custard slice with softer flaky pastry.

On the whole, very good. I definitely think it’s deserving of the label “gourmet”. Nice one @Lee . All I need now is for you to tell me what’s in it so I can start mixing it myself. :D

I did the same , left it for exactly 14 days, as I like to do everything by the book
 
In fact, it’s getting better and better. It’s prompted me to pour out a smal cognac to sip with it. And I went as far as to reach to the top shelf to get a snifter to put it in. Vivaldi is drifting in from the front room, where my wife is playing it for the baby. Perfect. I feel I’ve reached a pinnacle of some sort, right at the minute.
 
In fact, it’s getting better and better. It’s prompted me to pour out a smal cognac to sip with it. And I went as far as to reach to the top shelf to get a snifter to put it in. Vivaldi is drifting in from the front room, where my wife is playing it for the baby. Perfect. I feel I’ve reached a pinnacle of some sort, right at the minute.

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