Must be late to the game - - realized with Sutliff gone, my dear War Horse Green tobacco may be dead. I pipe this every day and have for awhile. Is it gone for good?
This would be terrible news!
This would be terrible news!
my dear War Horse may be dead
Jon, in times of great difficulty, you always have the right words to comfort.No, not dead, but put out to pasture. War Horse is now living someplace in the country where the grass is always green and moist with dew, he can frolic with friends, and mares abound.
Or perhaps he was sent to the knacker’s yard and can be found in cans of Alpo at a Safeway near you. It would be ironic if War Horse has simply gone from one tin to another.
Look just because that cart that took him to pasture had the logo for a glue factory on it doesn't mean that he was turned to dog food. They probably just forgot to paint over the logo.No, not dead, but put out to pasture. War Horse is now living someplace in the country where the grass is always green and moist with dew, he can frolic with friends, and mares abound.
Or perhaps he was sent to the knacker’s yard and can be found in cans of Alpo at a Safeway near you. It would be ironic if War Horse has simply gone from one tin to another.
That is an IRS term for "terminated".What does that mean?
It's code for "Alpo"What does that mean?
Oooof.I slept on war horse until it was too late.
Licorice, hmmmm. Mine smelled like Play-Doh. Ha ha. I bought twenty tins of each when it was first released, and I still have most of this left.Wish I had bought more as I really enjoyed the licorice smell. Still have some in some mason jars I will slowly burn away...