Not very rare. But it's a Pete, and it's a meer. Looks to be well used with sterling band. Don't spend too much on it. But who knows when the next one will show up.
Cut off the amount you want to smoke. Spray with distilled water using atomizer, just once. Gently move the tobacco around. Smoke it, or dump it in a trash can.
Government can come up with a law to ban tobacco. LE can enforce it. But neither of 'em can stop the black market. People will keep on smoking, south of border will surply the goods, border guards will try to stop the goods moving across the line.. You know how it will end. The government will...
Good stuff. Now, bacon grease, there's a gold. After making bacon, I used to filter it through coffee filter and save them in a jar. When cooking, a good tablespoon will add a depth of flavor. Amazing addition when making weinkraut.
Back in late 80s when I was attending NCSU, they had what looked like chair in the picture. Most comfortable chair I have ever used. They were well worn, and just felt perfect. Looking through the our library pictures, it seems they have gotten rid of them and replaced with new office chairs...
For insurance purpose, "Hell Yeah I Smoke". Don't want to deal with other BS. Besides, all my doctors know I smoke. But there used to be some discount if promise to work out and other crap.
I don't smoke meat. Grill occasionally. When someone says BBQ, it's gotta be Carolina chopped pork with vinegar based sauce. Coleslaw and hush puppies are must.
I started with matches. Not because they are practical, especially on the front porch, but because it's suggested as a better choice. After going through number of boxes of matches, I basically said "fuck this" and started using Bic. But I've noticed Bic can lightly char the ream in heavy wind...
Never judged a book by the cover. But sometimes, good cover does have a good story. Normally, I'll read about the blend to see what's in it. If it sounds good, I'll give it a shot regardless of the name. But names are funny thing there was an ale called "cock ale". It actually had chicken in it...