How will we ever know a good cigar again?

[markem]

http://www.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/africa/07/09/madagascar.vanilla.industry/index.html?hpt=Sbin

Sambava, Madagascar -- The world's largest vanilla industry is feared to be on the verge of collapse as farmers struggle to earn a living.

We will all rue the day when newcomers to our hobby can no longer appreciate the magic that is the phrase "hints of 7 y.o. Madagascar vanilla". Oh woe to our hobby, woe I say.

[pnoon]

How will we know?
When some rare seaweed is belched forth from the bowels of the ocean. ;)
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[croatan]

:)

[fhrblig]

http://www.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/africa/07/09/madagascar.vanilla.industry/index.html?hpt=Sbin

Sambava, Madagascar -- The world's largest vanilla industry is feared to be on the verge of collapse as farmers struggle to earn a living.

We will all rue the day when newcomers to our hobby can no longer appreciate the magic that is the phrase "hints of 7 y.o. Madagascar vanilla". Oh woe to our hobby, woe I say.

Oh, but we still have wonderful descriptive phrases I've seen like (I'm paraphrasing), "tasted like butt hair wrapped in a paper lunch bag".

I feel better now, don't you?