[Gabz]

In Spain, in the seventies, I smoked a couple Turkish cigarettes, I believe, which must have been different tobacco. The taste was remarkable, and though I smoked 2 or 3 packs then, after that first one it was hours before I forced myself to smoke the second.

I have found the same thing with RYO cigarettes. I smoke no where near what I smoke when smoking regulars. there are also less burn additives, so they go out if left unattended, unlike regular ones.

[Ff--150]

I have found the same thing with RYO cigarettes. I smoke no where near what I smoke when smoking regulars. there are also less burn additives, so they go out if left unattended, unlike regular ones.

that's right--"no where near." I wonder though if the sugar makes the regular cigarettes burn as you mentioned, for our bodies use sugar for fuel. Remember, the Indians regarded tobacco as sacred.