bergamot and plain tobacco flavs

[Liandri]

*Slowly and quietly attempts to leave the thread*

[dupee419]

Can women wear pants in Utah?

Not sure I wanna know. I went to Utah once. I met this guy on the bus there, and he just kept talking about how great the mormon temple was. Turns out it's the only thing worth looking at in salt lake city.

[paulwall9]

You guys, are crazy!!

[Veganpunk]

Not to knock a thread back on topic or anything, but I loves me some Bergamot!!

[dupee419]

Not to knock a thread back on topic or anything, but I loves me some Bergamot!!

I second that.

[sagedil]

Can women wear pants in Utah?

Not sure I wanna know. I went to Utah once. I met this guy on the bus there, and he just kept talking about how great the mormon temple was. Turns out it's the only thing worth looking at in salt lake city.

No, they have a fantastic French Vietnamese restaurant too.

My ex and I spent one night in salt Lake City, never again. Still, my first experience with Utah??

My ex and I decided to drive to Bryce canyon from Berkeley one labor day. Across California, over the top of Yellowstone, then took back roads around the giant military base in Nevada. my ex and I always looked for the most obscure roads, and found a Forrest service road to take us into Utah. So driving around, not sure we are even in Utah yet, and come into this small town. Every single boy we saw wearing a white shirt, every single girl and woman we saw wearing a full dress. Was just SO strange, especially coming out of the forest. Only later we learned we were right in the middle of Polygamy country, where the folks who split from the Mormon church settled.

will never get that memory out of my mind.

[joshua]

Nope. The snus god only does los.

[chadizzy1]

Can women wear pants in Utah?

Not sure I wanna know. I went to Utah once. I met this guy on the bus there, and he just kept talking about how great the mormon temple was. Turns out it's the only thing worth looking at in salt lake city.

No, they have a fantastic French Vietnamese restaurant too.

wow, french vietnamese? what's that like?