#smoker review

[rmspeltzfarm]

Makin Bacon

[aeolianblues]

Five stars. Fave track: No Buses + Cigarette Smoker Fiona

“So so so good, pls listen

I ❤️ Alex Turner”

A volunteer left a review on our radio station’s copy of ‘Who The Fuck Are Arctic Monkeys?’

[fateliors]

In the movie 'Girl Interrupted', Lisa 𝘪𝘵'𝘴 𝘫𝘶𝘴𝘵 𝘫𝘦𝘢𝘭𝘰𝘶𝘴 'cause Polly 𝘨𝘰𝘵 𝘣𝘦𝘵𝘵𝘦𝘳. 'Cause she 𝘸𝘢𝘴 𝘳𝘦𝘭𝘦𝘢𝘴𝘦𝘥. 'Cause she has a 𝘤𝘩𝘢𝘯𝘤𝘦 and a 𝘭𝘪𝘧𝘦 – not anymore.

[dirt-goth]

Best thing about working at a dispensary is I've noticed when I fuck up slightly/miss an item people like?? Tip me better? As long as I'm apologetic and get the other teansacti9n going quickly no one has gotten mad at me for that + I just got an extra dollar that way 💖😎 It's like when I do dumb shit it proves I actually use the product and my suggestions are trustworthy lmao

[cannibros]

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[wroteonedad]

The Teenage Smokers Collection

The first time I ever looked at anything Ed Templeton had done was when I was trying to figure out how I wanted my first photobook to look like. What type of paper I wanted to use, heck how heavy I wanted the paper to be. There is so much thought and process which goes into creating a photobook, a zine or any form of physical media that displays the work that you have created. Ed Templeton was no stranger to this. You see Templeton is a little bit of a dabbler, being a skateboarder, photographer, contemporary artist and vegan activist all at the same time. You name it, he has made it.

In 1999 Templeton published a breakout Zine titled 'Teenage Smokers', the whole project is pretty self explanatory. He took photos of teenagers smoking and the point of it was to explain that any of these images featured in the Zine are timeless based on the fact that there will always be teenagers smoking. I wanted to reflect on this project in particular, especially in a time where the vape is becoming more popular and more accessible to teenagers everywhere.

I feel as though there has always been something so cool about smoking. Not literally smoking and all the terrible effects it has for your health, but instead more how glamorised it was. We have only just began to enter a new era where it's no longer seen plastered over the pages of magazines, super models aren't photographed walking the streets holding a cigarette in their hand the way they used to. Actors are no longer smoking on TV shows, this mostly down to new legal rules in TV studios. Look at the way all of the characters looked on Twin Peaks chain smoking anywhere and any time, they all looked so cool. It just wouldn't really have the same effect if they were huffing a Lost Mary would it?

People back in the day looked so cool smoking that even David Bowie has a whole Instagram account dedicated to him smoking the cancer stick. But I'm trying to figure out why it was so cool in the Ed Templeton selection of images. Was it the rebellion, looking cooler because you simply didn't care and smoked because you enjoyed it or was it something such as lighting up a cigarette was the difference between being a child and being an adult?

But also, why do teenagers look so cool smoking too? I feel it has to be the sense of fashion, the attitude it feels like we receive from looking at these images. The way it feels that most products that have ever been created feel like they are being made for a teenage audience. It feels like there's a shamelessness to it.

The very first edition of Teenage Smokers was presented as more of a zine. A small collection of smoking teenagers, these people mostly photographed around the skateboarding park where they would take breaks every so often to light one up. The softcover book itself was only 36 pages long and mostly consisted of Polaroid images.

Templeton described the notion of how he came up with the concept in the first place; the idea of him once as a kid thinking that smoking looked really cool. He tore a piece of paper which was length wise long enough to be a cigarette, stuffed it with grass from the front garden, set it on fire and toked it. He explained that the 'cigarette' he had just tried tasted like glass and from that moment on, he couldn't understand how teenagers would indulge in the pain just to look cool. The first edition zine is the most interesting in terms of its full creation. Low budget because he barely had any money, only 36 pages and once that original collection was sold out, they never sold again.

In 2015 came a brand new release of Teenage Smokers 2, a brand new hardback cover featuring nothing except for an illustration of a hand with painted red nails as a cigarette burns. The book itself doesn't have a correlation with the original zine, rather it is a whole new book of original images that were taken after the release of the first. I feel as though Templeton could have left Teenage Smokers as its own singular project, for that one zine to be the only format of work to ever exist on the piece. It keeps it original, especially with the whole original set of works being created in the 90s; times have changed so much since that it could have been left as a standalone.

It is interesting for one artist to simply use smoking as its main subject in all of the images, it doesn't feel deeply thought out at all. There doesn't feel like there was a deep research project that came with the works behind the scenes. It feels more of a spur of the moment, as if Templeton waited for these people to come along and carried his camera with him at all times to ensure he got the shots he wanted. To be able to see so many people from so many different passages of life all come together through their passion for skateboarding and their hobby of smoking is an oddly wonderful thing, something that is so simple yet so effective for their community. I truly don't think there is much to say about these images other than they're fact they're nice,,, my lecturers would have hated me looking at an image and just saying they're nice, but they are. It's so refreshing to me to be able to look at a set of photos and just agree that they're simple and effective. They work well as a collection and they also work well as their own separate shots.

[outdoorovernights]

Grill and Smoker with Carry Bag Review

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[rmspeltzfarm]

Smoking bacon and fish today

Making bacon video

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[awolgina]

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Put On Your Raincoats | Smoker (Rocket, 1983)

The easiest way to describe this would be that it’s like Olga’s House of Shame, if everybody who worked for Olga was a moron. You get Sharon Mitchell giving a great performance as a politically radical dominatrix, who at one point wears a leather Cobra Commander hood and a thong, who wants to retrieve a bomb disguised as a dildo. That synopsis automatically makes this a good movie, but there are other things going for this movie too. Like the great visual style. There’s a lot of nice, chiaroscuro type lighting, and blinking neon lights through blinds. The shot compositions are rigidly geometric, which gives an added charge to some of the kinkier activity, like the shot of the woman tied up in the villains’ lair in the middle of the frame, or the shot through a two-way mirror where we watch two lesbian lovers have sex while our hero David Christopher watches along with us and masturbates while partaking in some gender play. And on that note, this is ostensibly a roughie as a lot of the sex is nonconsensual, but I found it less noxious than a lot of the other entries I’ve seen, as the energy here is very different. This feels less like a quick and dirty effort made by and for scumbags, and more like a midnight movie or an art punk manifesto that just happens to be a porno. Part of me wants to believe that the director really was a politically radical dominatrix, just like Mitchell’s character.

So this is very much worth a look, and going back to its qualities as a porno, there are some pretty good bondage-assisted or otherwise kink-flavoured sex scenes if you’re into that sort of thing. (Which ones I found hot is none of your damn business, and let me once again tap the sign that says this a judgment-free zone.) But I think it falls short of greatness, as it doesn’t have the greatest sense of narrative momentum, and also has a weirdly passive protagonist. On paper, I find the choice to make the hero kinky and submissive-coded pretty novel, and it allows for some interesting variety in the sexual proceedings. Aside from the gender play, he also has a scene where he watches federal agent John Leslie fuck his wife Joanna Storm and have her recite the contents of their fridge while he watches and eats his dinner. But he really seems along for the ride, and in fact it’s Leslie who cracks the case, without too much help from him. I think it would have been better if Christopher were the one to save the day, and even better if he’d been able to somehow use his fetishes to do so. So it’s not a perfect movie, but still well worth checking out.

[bluepoodle7]

#Tillamook #TillamookCountrySmokerTeriyakiZeroSugarBeefJerky #FlavoredZeroSugarTeriyakiBeefJerkyReview

I tried the Tillamook Country Smoker Teriyaki Zero Sugar Beef Jerky and it was pretty good.

This beefy jerky was firm, soft and chewy in texture while having a faint sweet soy sauce like teriyaki sauce taste.

This beef jerky was a little dry in texture but had some chewy bits of beef like chewing gum in texture that I had to spit out which is a first besides those rare pieces I can still eat it.

This beef jerky was lightly salty.

I would eat this again.

Got at the Meijer clearance.

[cannibros]

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