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What Book Are you Reading? - 2019
I just started How Linux Works by Brian Ward. Fascinating look into the inner workings of the OS.- techie
- Post #117
- Forum: General Discussion
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Hello from North Texas
Welcome to the Forums from Pennsylvania!- techie
- Post #19
- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Stanwell...Good or Not so Much ?
I also have several Stanwells and enjoy them. I tried them with and without the filter and prefer no filter.- techie
- Post #6
- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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Cellaring Aromatics?
I think you just described much of the US processed/packaged foods industry. Lol BTW, I am in the US, but I did purchase a number of the European OTCs.- techie
- Post #16
- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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New Etsy Score... For Cheap!
So who is this Seller? There are two stores I have saved on Etsy that I check out from time to time. -
Cellaring Aromatics?
Well, what's interesting, Cosmic, is that I have found that the "American" OTC's like Carter Hall hasn't dried out at all, but this Peterson Aran has - bone dry. Is it possible that the European ones use fewer chemicals or none at all?- techie
- Post #14
- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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Xingpao Introduction
Welcome to the Forums from Pennsylvania! I'm hoping one day to tour the Bourbon Trail and extend into TN to check out the Jack Daniels operation.- techie
- Post #11
- Forum: New Member Introductions
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Cellaring Aromatics?
I suppose this is a related matter, but I purchased a number of OTC pouches that have been sitting for about 4-5 months, and I pulled one out today (Peterson Aran) and it is very dry. I didn't really think about jarring these, but should pouched tobaccos be jarred too if they're not going to be...- techie
- Post #12
- Forum: Pipe Tobacco Discussion
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In Preperation For St. Paddy's Day, What's Your Favorite Irish Whiskey?
Knockeen Irish Poteen - had to look that one up! I don't think I'll find that one in any shops near me. Lol.- techie
- Post #9
- Forum: Food & Drink
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Any Linux Users?
Anyone using Linux instead of (or in addition to) Windows or Mac? I've been wanting to switch over for years and am finally researching my options. Got some items to clear up though, since I work remotely from home. Perhaps some of you can offer advice.- techie
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- Forum: General Discussion
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In Preperation For St. Paddy's Day, What's Your Favorite Irish Whiskey?
Yes, the Paddy's is a good one for the price.- techie
- Post #6
- Forum: Food & Drink
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In Preperation For St. Paddy's Day, What's Your Favorite Irish Whiskey?
My favorite so far is Jameson Gold Reserve. Expensive at around $100 but it's outstanding - far different than the regular Jameson. My next favorite, if you want to try one other than the usual offerings, is The Irishman Single Malt (about $35). Knappogue Castle 12 Year is another good one.- techie
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- Forum: Food & Drink
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