New Peterson Series: The Ragaire Drops Tomorrow, 11/19
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Ha ha, you guys and your numbers. I assume that’s not a bomber plane.
It's a big ass billiard.?Ha ha, you guys and your numbers. I assume that’s not a bomber plane.
Wow…. the third and fourth from right. You gonna mail them to me, or do I need to pick them up in person?
All are gorgeous though. Nice collection.
These don't have the same curb appeal that many of the other Petersons have.
But they are just so damn different that I may have to get one.
But they are just so damn different that I may have to get one.
Good eye those are the oldest, to attached to them to give away now, but who knows can’t take em with me
Even if made in Dublin still not British,as Dublin is in Ireland not Northern Ireland
but I get your drift re outsourcing
No, that was my point exactly, they are not British yet the post (and others) are in the British pipes section.Even if made in Dublin still not British,as Dublin is in Ireland not Northern Ireland
but I get your drift re outsourcing
Once upon a time when I was in primary school we had a teacher of English who's Irish, married in Greece and living in Greece for decades, trollish as I was even as a kid I told him one day "Sir, from my point of view Irish are English", he replied that saying that in places in Ireland could get me doused in petrol and set on fire :P
ah totally missed your point,I assumed you were refering to the hints that have been posted here about outsourcing manufacturing
It's the 20th century I worry about, rife with blood and pretense, wars and indoctrination. So they're Bauhausing pipes now, and calling it a new trend? Another reason to stick to cobs and be happy. Not to put too fine a point on it, but they can stick these in their ass. (Can I say that?)
The bowl coating os spot on, not flaky, not greasy like the Rua. I rinsed the bowl just as soon as I unboxed it last night. Some of the black washed out, no stain came off. I didn’t push removing all of the coating.
Just smoking it now for the first time. I still get a bit of dry mouth from the coating, but not bitter. With my Rua, it took 12 bowls till I was tasting all of the tobacco nuances, but I suspect this one will “come about” sooner.
Just smoking it now for the first time. I still get a bit of dry mouth from the coating, but not bitter. With my Rua, it took 12 bowls till I was tasting all of the tobacco nuances, but I suspect this one will “come about” sooner.
A pedant writes:Even if made in Dublin still not British,as Dublin is in Ireland not Northern Ireland
but I get your drift re outsourcing
even if made in Northern Ireland they would not be 'British'...
Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Great Britain only consists of England, Scotland and Wales; all being on the same island.
But then Northern Ireland and Eire are all part of the island of Ireland; and the island is in the British Isles archipelago...
At which point I'm going to fill one of my Peteson's with Old Dublin and pour out a Jamesons (although I may follow that with a Bushmills for good measure).
agreed,although I didnt state the NI was British.I maybe implied it with my poor wording
As you say it is in the UK = GB & NI