I don't know much about them. I've been keeping mine in a ziploc bag with water pillows. It's worked pretty well, since I only keep a few on hand at a time. If you're only keeping a couple in there for a week or so, you should be fine. Some of the more knowledgeable folks here could probably help you more on this though.
I was enjoying a cigar a few weeks ago at my niece's baptism when a little girl of about 7 or 8 years came up to me and told me I was doing drugs. I laughed and told her that I was not doing drugs, but enjoying a cigar to celebrate the baptism. She retorted with "My teacher says that cigarettes, cigars and beer are drugs and anyone who uses them is an addict"..... I fear for the future of this society.
lol, my whole family got called in to my sister's guidance counselor's office when she was in 1st grade cause she told her class/teacher that my dad did drugs...she was talking about dipping...
I was enjoying a cigar a few weeks ago at my niece's baptism when a little girl of about 7 or 8 years came up to me and told me I was doing drugs. I laughed and told her that I was not doing drugs, but enjoying a cigar to celebrate the baptism. She retorted with "My teacher says that cigarettes, cigars and beer are drugs and anyone who uses them is an addict"..... I fear for the future of this society.
That same teacher probably drinks a lot of coffee and soda, eats chocolate, and has probably taken an aspirin before. You can just as easily become addicted to those things, if not easier. And they're all defined as drugs. That's what bugs me about any kind of anti-drug campaign. Or anti-tobacco or anti-alcohol.
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