Zamora stashed the lot under his train seat, and would probably have got away with it, had he not decided to light up a fat one in the carriage and hang out of the window puffing it in a fashion popularised years later by Charles Kennedy
Anything around 2040 g for a stick feels right
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Thats because VG is thicker, and takes longer for saturation, which means dry hits and a burnt coil
Does that sound dark
