Tobaccos Gawith, Hoggarth & Co. - Curly Cut

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	JimInks (3047)	2017-02-28		Medium	Extremely Mild	Medium	Pleasant to Tolerable

The bright Virginia offers a bit of grass and hay, along with some citrus. The darker Virginias are earthy with a little dark fruit. Both varietals have a light floralness, and I sense a touch of Lakeland. The nic-hit is mild to medium. Doesn’t bite or get harsh, but has a rough edge here and there. Burns cool and clean at a moderate pace with a little inconsistency in the flavor, which is not very sweet. Leaves little moisture in the bowl, and needs an average number of relights. Has an unfulfilling after taste. Not an all day smoke, but one that is repeatable.

-JimInks

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	SteelCowboy (685)	2016-07-27		Medium	None Detected	Medium	Pleasant to Tolerable

I love most Gawith Hoggarth blends but didn’t have the best results with Curley Cut Deluxe so I put this one off for a while. It was a mistake. The small coins are mixed in with a lot of ribbons and the pouch scent is that very familiar Lakeland scent, albeit faint. The Virginia tobacco is the dominate player here and I was pleasantly surprised by the subtle sweetness and milder strength (compared to many GH blends) of this blend. After smoking it in a briar and a cob, I enjoyed the cob more as it seemed to bring out a bit sweeter flavor. Curly Cut is a forgiving blend and there isn’t any heat or bite even when puffed a bit aggressively. If there is any topping on this, it is added with the lightest of hand. I expect this to age really well and followed up my first few ounces with a pound with that in mind. CC isn’t quite a four star blend for me now, but with a little age, I think it will be a home run.

5 people found this review helpful.

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	PipesterJim (47)	2012-07-23		Medium to Strong	None Detected	Medium to Full	Tolerable

I guess this must be GH&Co's answer to Sam Gawith's Full Virginia Flake - not that they are really that comparable, except that they both fall into the category of a being a medium/strong, straight VA blend. I see the difference between them like this - if FVF were a suave London gentleman relaxing into a leather armchair at his Piccadilly club, Curly Cut would be his rough East End cousin, kicking someone's teeth in because they haven't coughed up their protection money.

This one doesn't have the complexity of the SG offering. Sweetness is muted but it does have some depth thanks to the dark leaf. The bright VAs are to the forefront, and if you don't pay respect, they'll hurt you. This is the sharpness that other reviewers have noted and it can be a bit much. The way to tame it is to make sure that the tobacco is properly dry (it comes very moist), and of course, to smoke at a sensible pace. I am sure aging would help a lot too.

From the above it sounds like this blend ain't all that, but in fact it has quite a bit going for it. Once you have tamed the bite using the methods above it is actually pretty forgiving and easy to smoke. Unlike some straight VA blends it isn't really that fussy about pipe or preparation (moisture level excepted), it doesn't need a lot of relights and I don't find it lacking in flavour. Of course, being GH&Co, the quality of the leaf goes without question and N satisfaction comes easily.

In summary, the lack of complexity and rough edges mean that it isn't going to make the 4 star mark, but it is definitely a solid tobacco. It would very interesting to see how it responds to a couple of years in a jar - and since I can buy it at a new found tobacconist near my office, this is an experiment I am planning to conduct.

Edit: I'm currently smoking a bowl that had a tiny pinch (and I do mean tiny) of blending perique added before setting it out to dry. It's very nice - still rough and ready, but not the disaster it could have been. Splendid.

5 people found this review helpful.

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	Gentleman Zombie (729)	2016-06-05		Medium	None Detected	Medium	Pleasant to Tolerable

This is a solid, simple smoke that satisfies on many levels. The darker Virginias give a good bottom and mid to the flavor profile and the Bright Virginias add the top notes for a well rounded smoke. Nice bit of sweetness and just a hint of floral as well. Taste great. Body is about medium as is the taste. Burns great after a little drying time. Another blend that I get fonder of the more I smoke it. I really can't find a single thing that I dislike about it. Smokes about the same in briar or cob. Perfect for when you want something simpler.

Pipe Used: Tsuge tankard, MM Dagner poker

Age When Smoked: fresh bulk

Purchased From: smokingpipes.com

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	StevieB (2081)	2014-12-11		Medium	None Detected	Medium	Pleasant to Tolerable

Gawith Hoggarth - Curly Cut.

My first impressions of Curly Cut are "it has a good Virginia aroma with a subtle smokiness to it but this will need a small amount of airing". Most of the blend comprises chunky curly cuttings that need a rub which is fairly straight forward once it has been aired.

This one takes to lighting relatively easily, again though, this depends on airing it correctly (I left mine out for the morning). The flavour from this isn't as smoky as I expected it to be from the aroma, there is a really slight smokiness however the rest of the taste is a solid Virginia one. The smoke from Curly Cut is a medium temperature one but there is a small negative in the fact that as it burns down it leaves behind a pure white ash that can impinge on any attempt to re-light it if the puffing is neglected a bit and it becomes extinguished. I find it great in the nicotine department, it's not too much nor too little. Curly Cut doesn't give me any tongue bite, very forgiving in that area! I don't find the room note to have much character to it really, it's not great, not bad but conjures up the feeling of indifference.

There seems to be a fairly mixed reaction to this one, but after all tobacco tastes are subjective and I score it three stars.

Pipe Used: Peterson Harp 03

Age When Smoked: New with a few hours to air

Purchased From: G.Q Tobaccos

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	BostonPipe (84)	2003-06-10		Medium	None Detected	Medium	Tolerable

So many Gawith blends, so little time. Actually, I am just taking my time, enjoying my forey into this company's various blends. Curley Cut, another winner as far as I am concerned. Others have reviewed this tobacco with comparisons to other blends. Well, I feel these disc's of delight stand rather well on their own.

Just a delight. I pack the disc's into an old favored Charatan and it is off to some quality "downtime". As with this type of tobacco, I rubbed out several for the final topping of the bowl to assist in the lighting and it did not need a re-light. The taste was smooth and consistent throughout the run of the bowl. A very satisfying, medium smoke.

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	Knightsmoker (218)	2018-04-08		Medium	None Detected	Medium	Pleasant to Tolerable

The dark VA's have a dark fruit sweetness about them that lead the way, they are slightly earthy and there is a fermented grain note that comes in and out and builds throughout the bowl becoming a little more forward after the halfway point. The bright VA's have notes of hay and citrus and come in and out at various points throughout the bowl. There is a floral note due to the variety of the VA's themselves, I do not detect the lakeland essence here. The nic hit is about mild to medium all things combined the overall feel of the tobacco is at the lower end of medium. It will not bite and does not get harsh or cigarette like at all. Offers plenty of smoke for a straight VA. Overall, recommended especially for late Spring and early Fall.

2 people found this review helpful.

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	Jorge Soler (203)	2015-12-19		Medium	None Detected	Medium	Very Pleasant

I was very surprised when I saw the small little discs this tobacco has been cut into. It seems like this is some kind of rope tobacco which has been sliced for comfort and easy packing. The cut is somewhat coarse and will require some rubbing, but it burns quite cool in your bowl. I cannot detect any casing or any other tobaccos apart from the Virginia itself. I am finding this tobacco quite different from the usual GH range as I cannot detect any floral essence or soapy flavours. Because of its ribbon cut presentation, this tobacco seems to be more suited for bigger bowls to release all its flavour. The taste is kind of sweet, creamy and Virginia like, and it evolves quite nicely as you progress with your smoke. Also, it is very gentle on the palate and I cannot detect any tongue bite. Because of this, it might feel somewhat unidimensional or lacking taste, but any Virginia lover will probably appreciate it. I cannot see any mayor drawbacks or faults, so I will give it 4 stars.

Edit1: If you think this tobacco is boring or too unidimensional or monochromatic, just add a little bit of perique to it and the outcome might surprise you.

2 people found this review helpful.

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	Virginia lover (218)	2014-04-23		Medium	Extremely Mild	Medium	Tolerable to Strong

A nice Virginia, a good start to get used to stronger rope tobacco. It packs very well and burns to a white ash. There is an extremely mild floral note that comes and goes and it could bite if your tongue is not used to Virginias or if you puff too fast. That said, the taste is consistent and monochromatic as it should be with pure Virginias. I get a very tangy taste with brioche accents, a creamy smoke indeed.

Virginia lover

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	Smoke_Ring (158)	2013-07-24		Mild	Mild	Mild	Pleasant

Curly Cut Regular Sliced;

Star Rating = 3.75;

Rating Scores - 10 is the Best and 0 is the Worst;

Pouch Note = 10;

Room Note = 10;

Flavor = 10;

Bite = 8;

Burn = 10;

After Taste = 9;

Raw Score = 57;

Rated Percentage = 95%;

Comment = Smooth, Mild, Natural Tobacco Flavor, Burns a little Hot, Slight Bit of a Bite, White Ash Burn

2 people found this review helpful.

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	Emeritus Account (30171)	2012-04-20		Medium to Strong	None Detected	Full	Tolerable

This was recommended to me by the proprietor of a wonderful shop in Durham City indoor market, County Durham England. I was dubious as he knows me and always shows me something that I haven't tried yet! It looks and smells unremarkable and was far too wet to smoke, so I let it dry out a little. Result a very pleasant fairly strong smoke.(no hiccups or hiccups is my naive comment on strength!) (None so far) Not sure what to compare it with yet, but will be trying more of this one. To give you my favourites of the moment may help, I like Petersons Irish Oak and Gawith Hogarth's Best Brown Number 2. My first attempt at a review, I have waited five years before daring to submit anything...

2 people found this review helpful.

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	meerkat (64)	2011-02-14		Mild to Medium	None Detected	Mild	Pleasant to Tolerable

I don't know how this blend got such strong average reviews? It seemed to me to be medium at best. Although there were lots of very, very good flavours here they never seemed to assert themselves enough for me which I found slightly frustrating. Pipestud's review below is very much along the lines of my experiences.

I tried mixing with a small amount of blending perique which gave good results but the Curly Cut was easily overpowered.

This blend has none of the floral aromas which are usually associated with lakeland tobaccos but it does have a subtle richness (is that an oxymoron?) and an underlying natural sweetness which makes for an enjoyable overall experience.

I'll give it a recommended because it is of such high quality and if your palette is light enough you may never want to smoke anything else. As for me, I'll probably buy it once in a while when I'm in the mood but I imagine I'll always be slight disappointed.

2 people found this review helpful.

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	Pipestud (1829)	2010-08-13		Medium	None Detected	Medium	Pleasant

I hesitate to give this blend a full three stars as I believe there are other similar blends on the market that offer a more flavorful taste presentation. This G&H spun cut blend is not tasteless, but nothing tasty jumps around my palate.

The quality of the leaf is apparent, and the bright Virginia burns with no problems. I never found Curly Cut to be a hot burning smoke, just a boring one.

2 people found this review helpful.

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	Emeritus Account (30171)	2009-04-20		Medium to Strong	None Detected	Full	Tolerable

If somebody wishes to get the rope experience without the need of cutting and slicing this should be your choice. The bright virginias burn very well opposed to the dark leaves so common to SG ropes(twists). The taste evolves to the end and gives a nice, tasty smoke. I think it smokes better dryer in larger bowls.

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	NEWMAN (305)	2003-01-13		Medium	None Detected	Mild to Medium	Pleasant

I finally tried this blend and found it an improvement over their 'deluxe' model. The rope discs are smaller and about the size of quarter. Most have a nice birdseye present but there is quite a variation in make-up from disc to disc. Some are predominantly darker, reddish brown while others are a lighter, golden color. Due to the tobaccos and manufacturing process, all have the birdseye contrast that I find visually appealing and I think adds to the taste. However, from bowl to bowl I thought this had no impact on the smoke. As with other bulk blends of this type, the discs also have a tendency to unravel in transit or due to handling. In that rubbed out form, I think it smokes slightly hot. The taste was toned down from their 'deluxe' and milder overall. An enjoyable, satisfying but not a great smoke.

2 people found this review helpful.

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	SteveH (37)	2017-06-18		Medium	None Detected	Medium	Tolerable

Broken coins, needing rubbing out. Smooth, medium strength, fruity, spicy - I was sure at first that this was a VaPer, and was surprised, on visiting this page, to discover that it's a straight VA. Be that as it may, it's excellent stuff.

Pipe Used: Northern Briar bent apple

Age When Smoked: New

Purchased From: Thorns, Harpenden, UK

1 person found this review helpful.

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	tcvarlh (17)	2010-08-12		Medium	None Detected	Medium	Unnoticeable

Bored with this within 3 minutes a terrible smoke hot oversweet 'claggy' not for me Not a patch on my favourite, sadly now defunct curly cut from my youth I haven't given good ratings as I got without this muy rapido. Sorry GH not this one!

1 person found this review helpful.

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	DrDyson (148)	2009-09-19		Medium	None Detected	Mild	Unnoticeable

This is a completely natural, uncased tobacco with an agreeable though bland flavour. I have a sort of half-formed plan to add a little Latakia and/or Cavendish, just to see what happens (or Perique: see below). Certainly the flavour could do with being 'bulked up' a little; otherwise it's rather underwhelming. It does bite if you smoke it too quickly, but 'sipped' it's friendly to the tongue throughout the bowl. Load the bowl with the little discs unrubbed out, and rub out a little for lighting purposes at the top of the bowl.

Some people say that CC reminds them of the 'old' Three Nuns. For my part, I don't see it, except in terms of the cut. I think, though, that it might be interesting to add some Perique to it. Anyone who experimented with this suggestion might manage to create something close to 'old' Three Nuns, and this would be a very worthwhile outcome. (I see from an earlier review, though, that this has already been tried, with no great result. Maybe keep on experimenting with the proportions?) This tobacco on its own really is nothing special. It might be a good thing for the beginner to try, but, personally, I wouldn't want to make a habit of it. It's all right, but ... meh.

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	Redd (117)	2007-10-29		Overwhelming	Extra Strong	Overwhelming	Overwhelming

I would rather stuff cotton balls in my pipe and smoke that. Rotten curly cut weed

1 person found this review helpful.

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	Emeritus Account (30171)	2006-12-24		Medium to Strong	None Detected	Medium to Full	Tolerable to Strong

06/28/05 GH Curly Cut is a mixture of dark brown, brown, and golden tobaccos. My sample is a combination of spun discs and loose ribbon, dominated by the latter. The pouch aroma is subtle, yet wonderful: slightly fruity and tart, but with a grassy base. It could be the most pleasing pouch aroma of any blend I smoke. I love to stick my nose in the jar and enjoy the aroma before packing my pipe.

Curly Cut packs and lights effortlessly, however the inconsistency of the cut (see below) can affect the burn. The smoke envelopes the tongue with body and flavor. It has a no-nonsense, natural tobacco flavor that is slightly sweet in the mid-range, but with enough depth to be satisfying. I may taste a slight tartness as well. The flavor remains consistent throughout the bowl. Based on the flavor and what I?ve read over the years, I would imagine the composition is dark-fired Virginias with possibly a little burley (which I believe I taste), and bright Virginias from South America. The nicotine level is full, but not overwhelming at all. It could be easily smoked before breakfast or after a meal late in the day. The room note is of a natural tobacco that would probably not be a party pleaser.

I don?t smoke Curly Cut everyday, but like Stonehaven, every time I smoke it I wonder why this isn?t my everyday tobacco. I have no explanation for my behavior; I just seem to migrate to a McClelland Virginias more often, perhaps due to McClelland?s high notes which are missing here. I do not mean to compare blends; I am just thinking aloud, so to speak, about my smoking habits.

Curly Cut is an outstanding blend that I recommend highly to lovers of natural tobaccos. My only complaint is the inconsistency of the cut. I wish all the ribbons were spun into discs. I don?t believe the loose ribbons are all unraveled discs; I believe some are added to keep costs down. All in all, this is a minor complaint.

Update 12/24/06: I just purchased a 500g bag of Curly Cut and all of the tobacco is in disc form. It appears that in my previous sample the discs had just come unraveled. Now I don't even have a small complaint about this wonderful tobacco. I sealed that 500g in a Mason jar for aging. I'll report back in about 5 years. I'm expecting great things!

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	Emeritus Account (30171)	2006-11-29		Medium	None Detected	Mild to Medium	Tolerable

High quality, unadulterated Virginia cut twist. I thought from my first couple of pipes, that this might be a tongue-burner, but this never happened. A delightful tobacco in lots of ways, which will appeal to many Virginia lovers. My only citicism, perhaps an unfair one, is that I found it a tiny bit bland. The truth is, that I prefer flakes to twists. I may have another crack at it.

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	Paddy (127)	2004-09-10		Medium	None Detected	Extremely Mild (Flat)	Tolerable to Strong

This comes in uniform dark brown disks, easily rolled out, and in the jar has a mild, straight tobacco odor. At the light and for the first third of the bowl it bites in the mouth and on the lips. Half way down the bowl, the bite recedes somewhat. The smoke smooths out a little. The flavor is bland from start to finish. I am not sure what the maker was trying to achieve. Certain undertones of flavor suggest that this may be the same tobacco G&H uses to produce their wonderful dark tobaccos such as Dark Flake and Dark Birdseye. For me, this tobacco bears no resemblance to Three Nuns, past or present, and contains no perique. I have been wrestling with 50g of this for three months, and it will take a long time to finish. All in all, a most unpleasant smoke. Paddy.

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	Emeritus Account (30171)	2004-01-06		Medium to Strong	None Detected	Medium	Tolerable to Strong

A most satisfying smoke, made from dark and golden Virginia Tobacco. It bites like hell and tastes really good. "GO SLOW WITH THIS GAL,OR SHE'LL SLAP YOU'RE FACE",- it should read on the package. This is A+ quality Virginia rope,that is stout and sutle at the same time. Treat it tenderly and you are rewarded with straight but not too sweet Virginia. One said "brittle flavour" and I agree whole heartedly with that statement.

I tried this in several pipes,and it tends to be better in a small bowl. Nicotene happy,stout,heady,natural with no sweetners. It's like a pretty woman thats swears like a sailor.

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	Emeritus Account (30171)	2003-07-19		Strong	None Detected	Full	Tolerable

Someone compared this to Three Nuns without the Perique. I disagree, but I understand the comment. As noted, this blend is mostly dark-fired leaf, with the exception of the bright VA wrapper. That exception makes it a pretty good smoke, probably a VERY good smoke for the lover of rope tobaccos. If you don't like ropes, though, you probably won't add this to your regular rotation.

This doesn't have the richness and variation of 3N. The flavor is thinner, more brittle (appreciators might use the term "focused"). This blend doesn't do it for me, but I can tell it is a quality tobacco. So, while I will never smoke it again, I will give it a three stars for those who might.

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	Emeritus Account (30171)	2003-06-18		Medium	None Detected	Medium	Pleasant to Tolerable

I recieved my first bag of G&H Curly Cut last week and I have to say that I have been only smoking this wonderful blend of virginias. My first bowl was alittle off but since then I find it a great smoke with a sour side to it. It has been compared to Three Nuns and I agree and see the similarities in presentation and flavor but I have to say that I prefer this blend to the current version of Three Nuns. Although I do love perique. I don't think this blend has any. Slightly moist on arrival but takes two to lights to get going.4 stars.

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	Emeritus Account (30171)	2002-09-29		Medium	None Detected	Full	Very Pleasant

I love Three Nuns and so was intrigued to see what this was like as I believe it was intended as a replacement for Three Nuns. Well I love it. It is very much like the Nuns and the lack of Perique is not a problem at all. It has a delicious ... Three Nuns flavour. It looks a bit more broken up and not as much like cake but this is fine as it makes it easier to stuff into a bowl. From first light the flavour is full and rounded and very satisfying. It also has no detectable bite.

Just out of interest I added some blending Perique to a small amount but didn't leave it to meld or age at all. It was not an improvement. It might work better if aged a month or two. But it really doesn't need it at all. The tobaccos used are of first class quality.

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	Emeritus Account (30171)	2002-09-02		Medium	None Detected	Medium	Pleasant

When I saw that no one has reviewed this tobacco I couldn't waite to review it. It is superb. Yes, people will compare it with Three Nuns and I will add Peter Heinrich's Special Curly Cut for comparison as well. The G+H Curly tastes like TN without the perique, but I don't think it tastes like something is missing at all. I like TN, but less nicotene is welcomed. The G+H is not as unique, but I like very much and prefer it because it is available in bulk and it stays fresher without drying out so quickly as does TN. Peter Heinrich's is good, but just not as good. The G+H smokes cooler, has better flavor, and is even better priced. If I could only have one Virginia to smoke this would be a selection I could live with. I'll take the Scottish Cruble Cake first, this one second, remove myself to a desert island and smoke to my heart's content.

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	DrumsAndBeer (217)	2018-10-09		Medium	Very Mild	Medium	Pleasant to Tolerable

Not a complex blend but still quite good. The sample that I am smoking from is on the dry side but there’s still a bit of pliability to the tobacco. Compared to other Gawith Hoggarth products, Curly Cut takes to flame really well; it’s a 2-3 match smoke when packed with care.

Overall this tobacco is quite flavorful. The dark Virginia tobacco is rich, spicy and earthy tasting. The bright leaf adds a pleasant sweetness to the mix and helps to add contrast to a light, yet pervasive smoky flavor, which to me tastes like dark fired Kentucky. Holding true to the no added flavoring or “unscented” tradition, a delicate rose geranium fragrance graces the finish, rendering a subtle aromatic high note.

Despite the substantial flavor, Curly Cut is not loaded with nicotine. So this offering isn’t just a sliced strong pigtail or Irish rope. Instead, the nicotine level is medium at best, making Curly Cut a very approachable option for pipers looking to transition into moderately strong Kendal blends.

On a personal note, I too prefer the way this blend tastes when smoked in a cob.

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	Emeritus Account (30171)	2003-03-24		Medium	None Detected	Full	Strong

If you like Three Nuns, you're going to enjoy this. The perique in this blend doesn't come out so much, though, and if it's the SPICINESS you're hankering for, and not the nutty/tangy taste of the virginias, then maybe you should look for something like Escudo, or Astleys 109.

This satisfies nicely, but the room note is... Well, very bad. Let me take you back in time...

Loomis, California, Summer, July 13th,1998, my mom's cat JENNA ate SOMETHING that she shouldn't have, and desperately relieved herself of the noxious, burning substance within her bowels, causing an unspeakable olfactory holocaust for the homo sapiens sharing the domicile. This incident roused the entire family, and the evidence of the incident permeated the whole house for an entire day. The room note, whilst not nearly as severe, reminded me of this occasion, and I do not exaggerate.

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