Just wanted to share something I stumbled upon.
Dickens Meerschaum Pipe
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Kewl!
Never realised old chas rocked the meers. For me, this has got to be the most impressive pipe/name drop I've witnessed on the forum. Begs the question though..... What are the yanks doing with it? Cut that meer in half & it'll bleed red white and blue. If ever a pipe deserved to rest up in an English museum, it's that one. Humbug to Yale I say, Humbug!!
Kewl!
Never realised old chas rocked the meers. For me, this has got to be the most impressive pipe/name drop I've witnessed on the forum. Begs the question though..... What are the yanks doing with it? Cut that meer in half & it'll bleed red white and blue. If ever a pipe deserved to rest up in an English museum, it's that one. Humbug to Yale I say, Humbug!!
Repatriation of cultural assets typical of the country is a common game.
I’ll be goddamned if I’m sending my Dunhills, Comoys and Barlings back to England.
I don’t know much about the relationship, 10 kids and a kind of divorce, whose to judge? But his stories will remain unforgotten.
I don't know anything about it either. I make a point of ignoring the personal lives of artists and judge them only by the quality of their art. I just assume their personal lives are a mess, because it's typical of very creative people. On the occasions when that's not true, it's a pleasant surprise.
But you’re not Victorian England‘s most revered author……..so we wouldn’t expect it.
A singular repatriation as a token of your appreciation to the English people’s, would however be welcomed.
Comoy’s you say? As sole curator, custodian & visitor of the Comoy’s museum, here in Hereford, I could facilitate that for you.
What was that……go where & do what exactly? Lol
The calcified blood and tears of Victorian era chimney sweeps.
Red, White, and Blue are also the colors of the American Flag…Kewl!
Never realised old chas rocked the meers. For me, this has got to be the most impressive pipe/name drop I've witnessed on the forum. Begs the question though..... What are the yanks doing with it? Cut that meer in half & it'll bleed red white and blue. If ever a pipe deserved to rest up in an English museum, it's that one. Humbug to Yale I say, Humbug!!
Forget it, my man. He's on a roll.Red, White, and Blue are also the colors of the American Flag…
Have to think, without googling, it was "forget it, he's rolling", if we are thinking the same thing.
Did you say "over"? Nothing is over until we decide it is! Was it over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor?
