Obligatory Non-Political Thread
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I've only ever had Prince Albert in the pouch. I wish they still made the neat tins these days.
Hooking up my keyboard to the generator now, so watch what you say. :puffpipe:
Hooking up my keyboard to the generator now, so watch what you say. :puffpipe:
[Burn the Prince and be damned the Monarchy, support separation of Powers and smoke a variety]
While smoking the Prince grab the rifle to overthrow the government (starting from the nanny ones) shut down the agencies (starting from the FDA and its regulations) and reinstall freedom of people ruled by natural law.
While smoking the Prince grab the rifle to overthrow the government (starting from the nanny ones) shut down the agencies (starting from the FDA and its regulations) and reinstall freedom of people ruled by natural law.
Marijuana always seemed to me to be one of those things you found in the woods, took a seed home and cultivated. If you can't get your act together to do that, you probably don't deserve any.
But I'd like to see tobacco everywhere. What a great way to enhance life!
I am still baffled by Prince Albert. No doubt it is tasty from the tub/can -- which is different from "in the can," you enemaniacs -- but the little pouches seem tastier. Drier? Aged?
Well, the quest continues.
Whilst Queen Victoria (the English monarch, and queen of all her realms) was a symbol of straight-laced propriety and extreme modesty, she and her Prince Albert were a very lively (kinky?) couple and produced about nine children. He died rather young but was reproductively extra successful. In the pouch or in the can.
I'd point out that the American Revolution was one of the few successful revolutions in history. Most of the others traded one abusive leadership for a similar, or much more, abusive leadership, killing thousands (and thousands) in the process. Many good folks and a number of Mozarts and Darwins in the random slaughter.
I'd point out that the American Revolution was one of the few successful revolutions in history. Most of the others traded one abusive leadership for a similar, or much more, abusive leadership, killing thousands (and thousands) in the process. Many good folks and a number of Mozarts and Darwins in the random slaughter.
My pipe smoking adventures began with the typical drug store Aros, and I was introduced to 1Q early, the other shop blends, and only recently delved into some of the old codger blends. Haven't really tried Prince Albert, either in the can or the pouch. Much like trying a tobacco to see which one is better, I think we should at least give our administration a chance and see how it turns out, before chucking it in the can (or pouch). We smoke pipes because we are not into instant gratification. Takes time to age some blends and get the best flavor.
"Much of the world's troubles, past and present, can be directly or indirectly linked to inbreeding among the so-called "ruling elite" imo."
The royals of Versailles would relieve themselves in the hallways. Bunch of wall eyed, slack jawed troglodytes who were lucky not to have been born with hemophilia(the disease of the wealthy). The term "blue blood" refers to the lack of oxygen in new born babies. It used to be called "blood royalty". Great gene pool.
The royals of Versailles would relieve themselves in the hallways. Bunch of wall eyed, slack jawed troglodytes who were lucky not to have been born with hemophilia(the disease of the wealthy). The term "blue blood" refers to the lack of oxygen in new born babies. It used to be called "blood royalty". Great gene pool.
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