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7.6 out of 10 The Romero spinoff, Vice of the Dead didnt quite take off as well as he hoped The Noise When Vice wasnt about the look, it was about the noise
The temperature should be as close to 350F as possible when you add the onions, if not a smidgen higher, as the oil will cool off a bit when you add the onions
oh my GOD quite different from what i first sniffed, something similar to "Montecristo" by Masque but much less skunk than "Monte" for sure
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