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  1. pstlpkr

    TAD I just can't resist it.

    After smoking "Golden Dankse" at The Briary's Slow Smoke yesterday, I had the insatiable need to buy tobacco. There was a wide variety of samples in which to indulge, because the president and CEO of Villiger Stokkeby, Eric Stokkeby was in attendence and had some truly wonderful stuff to choose...
  2. pstlpkr

    February 2011 - What are you smoking?

    462 + 719 = January 2010; 1181 posts Wow! :clap: Not too shabby guys and gals! 1Q in my Cavicchi Volcano. :puffy:
  3. pstlpkr

    January 2011 - What are you smoking? II

    462 in the first edition: Will we break 1000 again for the 3rd month in a row? Just in case you didn't know.... There is snow on the ground in 49 states, including Hawaii. The exception being Florida.
  4. pstlpkr

    December, 2010 What Are You Smoking? II

    847 for this month.... Ain't too Shabby! Having another bowl of Rattray's Hal O' The Wynd in my Johs Bulldog. Only 152 to go before we break 1000 again! That will make it Back To Back.... January? We can call it a STREAK! HAPPY NEW YEAR!
  5. pstlpkr

    What do you use to prepare your tobacco in?

    There has been a good bit of discussion about preparing tobacco lately. Inevitably, some one will mention what to use when preparing tobacco. A bowl, a piece of paper, etc. This is what I use. It is a saucer from an old Japanese tea set. My Dad brought it home after the Korean War. I still...
  6. pstlpkr

    Reminiscing With A Total Stranger

    This evening, like many folks this time of year, the wife and I were out Christmas shopping. It was raining lightly and a little on the cool side, insane traffic, the works. Well... we had just finished picking up some craft supplies for the mother-in-law at "Michael's" crafts and were walking...
  7. pstlpkr

    December, 2010 What Are You Smoking?

    1078 posts in November's string. Outstanding! Tonight I'll start this string with PS Luxury Bulls Eye Flake in my Cavicchi Volcano.
  8. pstlpkr

    November 2010 - What are you smoking? II

    Post number 894 HAPPY THANKSGIVING! 1Q in my Maggiore. 106 posts to go!
  9. pstlpkr

    I like Knockers

    Am I the only one here that has the audacity to utilize a cork pipe knocker?
  10. pstlpkr

    TIME TO FALL BACK! and some I-Phone FYI

    Just a reminder guys. Roll those clocks back tonight. One more piece of FYI concerning the I - phone SNAFUs. The alarm application in the I-Phone does not recognize Daylight Savings Time. So, any alarms that you currently have in your I-Phone will not ring at the adjusted time. The fix...
  11. pstlpkr

    Just what does the cake do for us?

    I have a question or two. A recent string brought to mind a couple of thoughts... (Yes I do have them once in a while)... I was wondering; just what purpose does the cake serve? My thoughts on the subject were: 1) The cake is just a natural by-product of the smoking process and has no real...
  12. pstlpkr

    Raymond Raymond He's Our Man !!!!!

    Here are the results: Raymond: Placed 34th out of 400 contestants His time: 1 hour 45 minutes and change Set a new record: Best time ever for an American at the World Smoking Championship! And, Highest place ever for an American Smoking Champion Raymond Lykins Edit: Here is the link: Top...
  13. pstlpkr

    October 2010 - What are you smoking?

    Last month was a new record for a one month string: 678 posts! That's going to be tough to beat. Boston Whaler in my Johs Bulldog.
  14. pstlpkr

    Do you have your Dad's favorite old pipe?

    Hi Guys, I have added an old and venerable pipe to my Album. I have been cleaning up my Dad's Favorite Old No Name. This pipe is definitely a "clencher". It was a fixture in his face for many years. The pipe is 6" long, the shank is oval 7/8" wide and 5/8" thick The bit is just under 3/4"...
  15. pstlpkr

    September 2010 - What are you smoking? Vol. II

    Hey guys, There are currently 502 posts in September's String. Rather than deal with a pushed over column in the forum, I am starting this new string. We can crank up a new one when October finally arrives. OH Happy Fall everyone, and it's Mac Baren Royal Blend in my Fat Apple Cavicchi.
  16. pstlpkr

    My Ebay Aquisition for the Princely Sum of $6

    My first Ebay win came into day. It is a Viscount Dr. Grabow, Adjustomatic White Poker. From the dark stripe on the stem, it is apparent that it has been at rest in a pipe stand for many years.
  17. pstlpkr

    My Review of Mac Baren 7 Seas; Regular, Royal, and Gold

    A couple of months ago I was asked to try Mac Baren's new blends; Regular, Royal, and Gold. I was given the OK to put my two cents in. Thanks for the opportunity. So, without further ado: Mac Baren's 7 Seas
  18. pstlpkr

    My Secret Project:

    Hi Guys, I know there are many here who's skill far surpasses mine. I have been using a set of shelves that my Grandfather made in his last year in school. Shop Class I suppose... duh... that was 1915. I decided to stop using it as a place to keep my pipes and turn it into a pipe rack. All...
  19. pstlpkr

    Who had a real paper route when they were a kid?

    Just watched a coffee commercial, and it reminded me of times my Dad drove me around on my paper route on rainy days when I was in the 5th and 6th grades. I delivered the Wilmington Star (Monday - Saturday) and Washington Post (Sunday's). Both were morning papers, and had to be in the "box" by...
  20. pstlpkr

    September 2010 - What are you smoking?

    Good Morning! It's 12:01 Sept. 1, 2010 and it's already a great day! Shortcut To Mushrooms in my Wilmer Churchwarden.
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