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pstlpkr

Lifer
Dec 14, 2009
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Birmingham, AL
I was going to post this in my "Whatcha' did today" string...

But, this is a bit different.
I cleaned out my barn today, got rid of some old Sh#t to make room for new Sh#t.
In a box that hasn't been opened since we moved into the house...

When I pulled the box out it said... "Games & Tobacco Jars".... 8O

So naturally I opened that sucker up...

We moved in on Dec. 23, 2000. That would make it circa 10 + years old...

In one of the jars is about a half pound of "Celtic Spirit" bulk...

I think its RLP-6.

It's dark, moist, and fluffy. No sugar crystals or mold.

It apparently didn't get too warm and didn't freeze either.

Tasting smoooooth and mild.

Made the day worth while.
CelticSpirits.jpg


 

pstlpkr

Lifer
Dec 14, 2009
9,694
31
Birmingham, AL
Still smoking that first bowl of it...

It's really a good to great bowl.
You know what is really funny....

I threw out a stuffed black cat Halloween decoration... :D
Clanobucklin... I cleaned it to the walls, floor to rafters... I'm almost bummed... :D

 

unclearthur

Lifer
Mar 9, 2010
6,875
5
I have a tacky crow Halloween decoration that has been on a branch on my wall for about ten years. I call him Edgar Allen Crow. NEAT find Lawrence!

 

collin

Part of the Furniture Now
Oct 29, 2010
881
2
Oklahoma
Nice find Lawrence! :clap:
I climb up in my attic only twice a year;

The first week of December....and the first week of January.

 

mjtannen

Can't Leave
Jan 3, 2011
411
3
Great find Lawrence. You are a man who appreciates a good smoke and does not write any "dirty" words on the internet. That is a "holy horse manure" acquisition for sure!

 

pstlpkr

Lifer
Dec 14, 2009
9,694
31
Birmingham, AL
I climb up in my attic only twice a year;

The first week of December....and the first week of January.
Me too Tommy.
Thank you MJ I appreciate the kind words.

However; I do.... But, I'm selective.
Edit: To address the amphora shaped jar itself. I think I may purchased them from Skip 20-some-odd years ago. I had two at one time, one of my daughters knocked it off of my desk and it broke a while back. I also found a tallish square one with the PS-38. It had a couple of bowls of 1Q in it. I had wondered where they were after we moved into this house... But, I suppose I just gave up trying to find them... After all it has been 10 years and it had completely slipped my mind.

 
Nov 14, 2009
1,194
2
Flowery Branch, GA
At least it was a case of misplaced and stored in the wrong spot.
When my parents moved us from Ohio to Georgia, we had to put most of our belongings in storage until my parents could find and afford a place of our own. We stayed with my grandparents until then. Well, two weeks after we moved here, our storage unit was broken into. We lost a lot of stuff, but they vandalized more than they took. I still think periodically of some of the things that were taken.

 

jayh

Starting to Get Obsessed
Apr 26, 2010
196
0
That's like finding money in your winter coat one year later because you decided to stumble home from a bar late last spring during a cold spell and you put your coat away wasted and didnt forgot how any of it went down.

 

mlaug

Part of the Furniture Now
May 23, 2010
908
2
Iowa
Lawrence,
Did you happen to find my large roll of money? I think I put it in one of your jars, too. It was aproximately 4 inches in diameter, mostly made up of large bills. Its been so long ago there may be also be some $10s and $20s in the cash stash as well. I don't remember exactly, but I'll take it off your hands now. :rofl:

 
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