Oud Dhul Q
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Welcome @Steel Hyaena & @OudforLife. Wonderful to see you both here.
Yes, Dhul Q is scheduled for release in the near future. You can order it privately by emailing Mr Coburn or Mr Kruger.
Yes, Dhul Q is scheduled for release in the near future. You can order it privately by emailing Mr Coburn or Mr Kruger.
Welcome @Steel Hyaena & @OudforLife. Wonderful to see you both here.
Yes, Dhul Q is scheduled for release in the near future. You can order it privately by emailing Mr Coburn or Mr Kruger.
Yes, Dhul Q is scheduled for release in the near future. You can order it privately by emailing Mr Coburn or Mr Kruger.
I have Dhul Q. And I couldn't be happier.
I am in Arizona, and this is the land of mesquite, sage and creosote. Not the stuff you put on your deck, the plant, which has an entirely different aroma than the stain. These plants, when it rains, produce an aroma, something I can't adequately describe. And if you are someplace where the mesquite is growing more heavily than the other plants, it takes on something dark and wonderful.
That's what I am getting just a tiny whiff of on drydown. As it first goes on, mesquite then, too, but it's actual 'desert campfire' smoke, mixed with the strong pipe tobacco of a friend, and the aroma of my leather jacket. I don't get the fruit so much as a sort of dry styrax/copal kind of thing when it's good and dry.
Pardon me. I have some on my thumb. I'll be over here sniffing my thumb, smiling, dreaming and making everyone think I've lost my mind.
I am in Arizona, and this is the land of mesquite, sage and creosote. Not the stuff you put on your deck, the plant, which has an entirely different aroma than the stain. These plants, when it rains, produce an aroma, something I can't adequately describe. And if you are someplace where the mesquite is growing more heavily than the other plants, it takes on something dark and wonderful.
That's what I am getting just a tiny whiff of on drydown. As it first goes on, mesquite then, too, but it's actual 'desert campfire' smoke, mixed with the strong pipe tobacco of a friend, and the aroma of my leather jacket. I don't get the fruit so much as a sort of dry styrax/copal kind of thing when it's good and dry.
Pardon me. I have some on my thumb. I'll be over here sniffing my thumb, smiling, dreaming and making everyone think I've lost my mind.
If you are in PA four-ish months from now or I am in AZ I will let you try some Aroha Kyaku.
It's the firstborn of that family and something very special.
It's a pleasure having you here, @Steel Hyaena
Kruger told me about the book and it sounds very interesting. Show me another protagonist that wears – and honors – oud. Awesome! Although I have yet to read my first horror novel, I'll keep your book in my private collection of rarities and souvenirs, being from someone I have had the pleasure to know personally.
Kruger told me about the book and it sounds very interesting. Show me another protagonist that wears – and honors – oud. Awesome! Although I have yet to read my first horror novel, I'll keep your book in my private collection of rarities and souvenirs, being from someone I have had the pleasure to know personally.
Well, unlike you rebellious and traitorous colonials I do indeed possess an absolute command of english.
In all seriousness, I used to enjoy writing a little fiction and poetry but life as it so ofen does, got in the way.
Whenever I come here I am usually under the influence of Oud and as we all know, it's magical.
Thumb goes to screen and it just flows, hardly any effort at all. Ouds are my muses so I feel I should hardly take any credit.
In addition, my formal high school education was so poor that I hung out in libraries a lot and even in my last year of high school played truant frequently in order to attend a college for the sciences.
In all seriousness, I used to enjoy writing a little fiction and poetry but life as it so ofen does, got in the way.
Whenever I come here I am usually under the influence of Oud and as we all know, it's magical.
Thumb goes to screen and it just flows, hardly any effort at all. Ouds are my muses so I feel I should hardly take any credit.
In addition, my formal high school education was so poor that I hung out in libraries a lot and even in my last year of high school played truant frequently in order to attend a college for the sciences.
It's a pleasure having you here, @Steel Hyaena
Kruger told me about the book and it sounds very interesting. Show me another protagonist that wears – and honors – oud. Awesome! Although I have yet to read my first horror novel, I'll keep your book in my private collection of rarities and souvenirs, being from someone I have had the pleasure to know personally.
Kruger told me about the book and it sounds very interesting. Show me another protagonist that wears – and honors – oud. Awesome! Although I have yet to read my first horror novel, I'll keep your book in my private collection of rarities and souvenirs, being from someone I have had the pleasure to know personally.
I'm hardly a fan of the horror genre, it's so utterly an example and then some of the 95% rule.
Only once in my life have I been lost in the pages of a horror story and an anthology at that, Night Visions IV.
A simple premise, the unknown authors were paid a peppercorn stipend but they had total free rein with content, style and even length as they were not paid by the word.
In the busy Edinburgh central library on a hot summer's day, I looked up, blood chilled and heart like a lump of lead.
The story was and is, The Hellbound Heart by Clive Barker.
Ignore the movies! That unholy mess will spoil the book for everyone who watches it first.
Herman Melville, Moby Dick.
Read for survival back in the zeros while riding to suicidal hours in the kitchen on the overpacked and dirty tube each day.
I would read just a few pages two inches from my face, pressed up against the side of the carriage and be lost among the spray of the deep oceans and the unctuousness of another treasured oil, spermaceti.
Book report due in two weeks.
Read for survival back in the zeros while riding to suicidal hours in the kitchen on the overpacked and dirty tube each day.
I would read just a few pages two inches from my face, pressed up against the side of the carriage and be lost among the spray of the deep oceans and the unctuousness of another treasured oil, spermaceti.
Book report due in two weeks.
It's a pleasure having you here, @Steel Hyaena
Kruger told me about the book and it sounds very interesting. Show me another protagonist that wears – and honors – oud. Awesome! Although I have yet to read my first horror novel, I'll keep your book in my private collection of rarities and souvenirs, being from someone I have had the pleasure to know personally.
Kruger told me about the book and it sounds very interesting. Show me another protagonist that wears – and honors – oud. Awesome! Although I have yet to read my first horror novel, I'll keep your book in my private collection of rarities and souvenirs, being from someone I have had the pleasure to know personally.
https://www.amazon.com/Hellscape-Fifth-Horseman-Samantha-Nocera-ebook/dp/B01NAPEFX2
