Famous pipe smokers

[jaysin]

@bambam There were a few socialest Marxist and commie i didnt list being a commie or dicatoe dose not make one famous

 

[wildcat]

Hawkman! (This is a panel of Hawkman's alter ego lighting a pipe from a 1940's comic starring Hawkman. Hawkman was created by Gardner Fox. Hawkman's alter ego is: Carter Hall! Me thinks that Mr. Fox was a pipe smoker!)
Gotta love the fresh air comment!
edit: The link didn't work. You can see the pic here if interested: http://everydayislikewednesday.blogspot.com/2008/06/hawkman-vs-vaguely-muslim-crypto-arab.html

 

[bucknuts17]

interesting that you include a bisexual satanic cult leaderdoes to your list of infamous pipesmokers that is hilarious does he really need to be on the list of famous pipe smokers

 

[jaysin]

@bucknuts17

I do think he should be on the list. he wrote 300 books Worked with Churchill in phsyops programs to fight the nazi. and has many other accomplishments. And contrary to popular belife he was not satanic he was a Thelemite.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thelema

 

[bucknuts17]

its not contrary belief its a fact he had alot to do with witchcraft and the occult but if you want to put him on your list your the man

 

[deathmetal]

After getting up, Kant would drink one or two cups of tea — weak tea. With that, he smoked a pipe of tobacco. The time he needed for smoking it “was devoted to meditation.” Apparently, Kant had formulated the maxim for himself that he would smoke only one pipe, but it is reported that the bowls of his pipes increased considerably in size as the years went on.
http://www.openculture.com/2013/10/the-daily-habits-of-highly-productive-philosophers.html

 

[aldecaker]

I once had a horse that was a highly productive philosopher.

 

[reverendsasquatch]

Yeah but Jimmy Page bought Crowley's house and he's mentioned in Bowie's song, "Quicksand", so despite personal feelings, he's still pretty famous!
Tolkien, of course. I'm sure there are a ton of classic authors who smoked the briar, as well as many famous preachers (Spurgeon for sure). It's amazing how common the pipe was up until recent history. Been watching "Little House on the Prairie" with my daughters, and Michael Landon has a pipe in just about every episode of the first season. First season of the Andy Griffith Show had pipes on racks in the drug store and a customer asking for a pouch of tobacco.
According to the movie, "Gettysburg", General John Bufford was a pipe smoker. Of course, I doubt he smoked a Dr Grabow w/ an acrylic stem as seen in the move ;-)

 

[ahmadothman]

Just stumbled upon this while listening to a song
Albert King

 

[jacks6]

Ahhhnold on the set of "Commando"

 

[pagan]

Thanks Ahmad for the zombie, I love this

 

[dottiewarden]

He looked better 4 years ago!

 

[jacks6]

He looked better 4 years ago!

This is what happens when you smoke moldy tobacco.

 

[dottiewarden]

This is what happens when you smoke moldy tobacco.

:rofl:

 

[jacks6]

I've seen Bill Murray with a pipe a few times.

 

[dottiewarden]

That smoke looks creamy enough to be FMOTB

 

[pagan]

Chesty Puller, USMC

 

[ahmadothman]

@Pagan

Thanks Ahmad for the zombie, I love this

I am not following, what do you mean?

 

[pagan]

Ahmad, it was a reference to Albert King, Have not listened to him in a long time, had to dig out a box of old casetts and find his, its like raising the dead, or zombie

 

[pagan]